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  • Reply to: New Piece of a 2,200-Year-Old Roman Puzzle Emerges, Bringing Together Ancient Map of Rome   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Joe Stitzel

    So cool ! This map, romans had it standing upright vertical. Like in a mall today, showing people where they are and how to get where they wanted to go. For so many visitors/citizens rome had. If map is made complete, piece needed to be found would be the one with inscription, (you are here) !

  • Reply to: The Enigma of the Roman Dodecahedra   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Joe Stitzel

    Items such as these, are numerous, many of which are not catloged yet, being so many artifacts, Not nearly enough workers who desire to bother doing the paper work and tagging. So many want to dig, find something, get famous or similar. I wonder why one was found with wax in it, what purpose would wax have inside these ? very valued by many in their treasures, perhaps they had a ongoing game, of vast members who lived far apart, (their found all over) just as we do similar thing with online gaming, playing with others far apart. One needs to be found; still in the box :) so to speak ! No date made, found all over, if dates were known, dates made would vary perhaps over few hundred years. and that would be, and actually is, another clue. they look bronze, copper. Different sized holes are clue also. and all those round balls, feet ? like dice, but more sophistication. But to romans, simple !

  • Reply to: Largest known megalithic block from antiquity revealed at Baalbek   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Joe Stitzel

    Just seeing these stones half done, is Great evidence they are from man. Seeing them half quarried, abandoned is another. And greater yet, seeing them, used in a temple, is even better ! All you seem to think of, is who is trying to fool me ? You fool yourself ! and NO aliens involved..

  • Reply to: 2500 –Year Old Signet Ring from Tradeswomen Uncovered in Jerusalem   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Joe Stitzel

    If you read 'Genealogies' in bible's Chronicles introduction; in NIV version.

    One needs to find the genealogy record, as records were kept by Chroniclers. This record, if found would therefore have the drawing of this signet, (for the record) For the woman who demanded it made for her. May very well have many other signet drawing as well, that way, governors could have proof. of who sealed what.

  • Reply to: Father Crespi and the missing golden artifacts   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: ancient-origins

    Thanks Marcos for noticing that. Here is the correct link:

    https://fosvis.files.wordpress.com/2015/04/the-crespi-ancient-artifact-c...

  • Reply to: Father Crespi and the missing golden artifacts   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Marcos

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    The requested URL /PDF/Crespi Ancient Artifact Collection of Cuenca Ecuador.pdf was not found on this server.

    Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

  • Reply to: Star Shaft Pointing - Busted: Debunking the Star Shaft Theory of the Great Pyramid   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Tsurugi

    Ralph, good article here. I agree that the evidence does not seem to lead to the conclusion that the shafts are pointing at stars.

    One thing that has always struck me as strange when this subject comes up is the fact that Gauntenbrink discovered that the Queen's Chamber shafts are not straight; they turn and change angles several times. For one of them(can't remember which) the first few turns are understandable, it is navigating around the Grand Gallery. (This leads me to wonder if the other turns could indicate the presence of unknown chambers....)
    In any case, the Queen's Chamber shafts are always depicted as straight lines. They are not, and this has been known since the late 90's...

  • Reply to: Research Decodes Ancient Celtic Astronomy Symbols and Links them to Jungian Archetypes   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Kevin M

    To clarify, the cross or X can be applied to the earth, sun, galaxy, universe, or person (the heart being the center). All of these have the magnetic relations. And there is an actual Celtic cross out there that has the constellations rotating around it. The cross with the bent ends (swastika) may be the representation of the sun. It can be related to a celtic cross with broken lines (the circle around it). A circle with a tree in the center and a line drawn to separate above from below is also a similar issue.

  • Reply to: Mysterious Underground Labyrinth in Scotland May Have Originally Been a Druid Temple   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Gillian Smith

    What complete rubbish . Who wrote this nonsense ?

  • Reply to: Does this Enigmatic French Counter Provide Evidence for Historic UFO Sightings?   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Pavel Smutny
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    Disk is placed on SKY not on the table. There so much evidences for UFO, extraterrestrials from ancient,..times., but official science=pseudoscience ignore those evidences, officials try to dishonest people, even big groups of people who met extraterrestrials, had seen UFO's,... They ignore even that there were writen books about UFO's, extraterrestrials even in Roman times,..4th cent. A.D.,, Julius Obsequinus-Liber Prodigorum, works of Titus Livius, Domsday chronicle from England 12th century A.D.,...Tuli paper from Egypt-Tutmose 3th, Bible-Ezekiel, Enoch book, Enuma Elish,...

  • Reply to: Research Decodes Ancient Celtic Astronomy Symbols and Links them to Jungian Archetypes   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Kevin M

    My own research has shown that the "x" is the same as the cross. Jesus, no that came later. No, it seems they knew of magnetic theory. the X or the cross is basically how you think. Is N, S, E, W points or corners. They knew of the bloch wall and the neel wall in other terms. they knew that we are in a electro magnetic universe and even our own galaxy has a north. south, east and west. Anytime one sees a ring around and X or a cross, that is a representation of magnetism. Especially if the ring is designed with twisting lines. Most of these are other representations of the Celtic cross, but, instead of a cross with points, they used an X with corners. This may have been easier for them to understand the separations in this manner. The center of the X or cross is always the center of the magnetism. And it may be that how they drew the lines, is a interpretation of the amount of magnetic activity.

  • Reply to: The Story of Ragnarok, The Ancient Norse Apocalypse   8 years 1 month ago
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  • Reply to: New Information on the Petralona Skull Controversy   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: marc verhaegen

    Whether Petralona was 200 or 700 ka, or whether Petralona proves or disproves out of Africa, is not so important: we know early-Pleistocene archaic Homo dispersed along the African & Eurasian coasts as far as SE.Asia (Mojokerto, later even oversea to Flores). Whether you live at the African side of the Red Sea, or at the Asian side, is unimportant: erectus' anatomy (pachyostosis, osteosclerosis, brain expansion, stone tool use, platycephaly, projecting nose, ear exostoses, platymeria, platypelloidy etc.) shows erectus was a typical littoral species: they spread intercontinentally along the coasts (later also rivers) beach-combing, diving & wading bipedally for littoral, shallow aquatic & waterside foods, including shellfish rich in brain-specific nutrients: DHA, taurine, iodine etc. Greece has been uplifted geologically, and was at Petralona's time at sea-level. If we know how fast Petralona has been uplifted, we can estimate the skull's geological age. Google: original econiche Homo.

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  • Reply to: The Sumerian King List Reveals the Origin of Mesopotamian Kingship   8 years 1 month ago
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  • Reply to: The Powerful Curse of Jacques de Molay, the Last Grand Master of Templars   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Elwin

    Well, I like Markale as an author and poet, but as an historian he was very critized...
    But you're rigth, i read after my comment that Geoffroy de Paris, clerk from Paris, and living during the time of the process, wrote in his journal something similar to the curse of Druon. This and another source who gave an another curse to the king and pope, from a "lambda" templar.

  • Reply to: The Chartres Cathedral – A Sacred Site for Ancient Druids and Christians   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Elwin

    The major gallo roman sanctuary of the Carnutes was probably one kilometer south of the center of the town. You can find interresting archeological reports on this website:
    http://archeologie.chartres.fr/fr/en-direct-des-chantiers/les-principaux...

  • Reply to: Evidence of The Great Flood – Real or a Myth? Part I   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Tsurugi

    I'm fairly certain this article depicts a model of the end of the ice age that is a bit outdated. The best evidence now is pointing to a cosmic impact or series of impacts directly into the North American ice sheet, which melted a huge amount of the ice immediately, along with setting off earthquakes and volcanoes all around the globe. The immense ejecta plume from the impacts caused molten droplets of ejecta material to rain down all over the planet, setting off a global firestorm which consumed nearly all of the plant matter on earth. The smoke, combined with the soot and ash from the volcanoes, darkened the skies and caused rapid cooling and the onset of the Younger Dryas, which lasted for about a thousand years.
    Another catastrophic impact event took place around 10,500 BC, which again caused catastrophic melting and global floodwaters. The large portion of the impactors this time went into the oceans, hurling vast amounts of water vapor into the atmosphere, resulting in torrential rain around the globe that likely carried on for months before finally abating. Another effect of the water vapor in the atmosphere was drastic warming, on the order of 10 C(18 F) within a few years, contributing to the continued breakup of the ice sheets.

    It's a crazy story but it has the best of modern science behind it(even though many modern scientists do not like it at all), see the work of Firestone and West, et al.

  • Reply to: Research Decodes Ancient Celtic Astronomy Symbols and Links them to Jungian Archetypes   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: NoelArch

    What is a little disappoint in this article is the use of the term "Celtic". The European Hallstat and subsequent La Tene Celtic cultures did not appear until about 300 BC and it's influence did not reach Ireland until around 150 BC. There is no eveidence that Celts themselves reached either Ireland or Britain in large numbers although their cultural influence form 300 AD onwards right across Europe is undeniable.

    However both Newgrange and Stonhenge predate Celtic Culture by thousands of years. I'm afraid this one simple fact undermines any subsequent theories put forward. To reiterate, both of these monumnet are pre-Celtic. They are not Celtic or even "ancient Celtic". In fact they are even pre-Beaker.

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