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  • Reply to: Hurrem Sultan, the Cheerful Rose of Suleiman I and a Powerful Woman of the Ottoman Empire   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Moonsong

    I had never heard of this ruler before – yes I consider her a ruler and an astounding person as she managed to gain such an influential position in a time and place in history where women were not only marginalised, but treated as less than objects. Thanks for writing this article.

     
  • Reply to: Startling Similarity between Hindu Flood Legend of Manu and the Biblical Account of Noah   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Mahalingam Santhri N

    Comparing both legends I believe ADAM and others including the flora and fauna arrived on earth which was then sterile soon on tits formation hit by a planet size object which is stated as Noah's arc

  • Reply to: Diabetes gene may come from Neanderthals   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Mahalingam Santhri N

    May be the disorder could be cured by gene editing by a simple therapy to be clinically tested. One day culture of the patient's urine and blood to be injected sub-cutaneously. Such injections are harmless and without side effects and have cured Allergic Rhinitis, Asthma and allergic dermatitis.

  • Reply to: Origins of the Mysterious Minoans Unraveled by Scientists   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Abhilasha Singh

    I think they just covered every land here by saying they were 'Europeans' originated in 'Greece' and came from 'Turkey'. I expect scientists to do better than this conclusion.

  • Reply to: The Shroud of Turin: Jesus' Bloodstained Burial Cloth or a Fascinating Forgery?   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Allen121212

    In a Vienna museum, I saw a piece of the tablecloth from The Last Supper. And, in Colon, a gold box containing the bones of the Three Wise Men--they must have stuck together on some ancient talk-show circuit.

  • Reply to: Catapult: The Long-Reaching History of a Prominent Medieval Siege Engine   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Anthony Last

    Your website takes ages to load, due in no small part to the huge number of adverts on each page. I realise that you require funding to continue, but do there have to be so many ads making loading ultra slow?

  • Reply to: Overcoming Gravity: The Enigma of Coral Castle   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Rizzman

    As one observant YouTube commenter points out, the video only shows the blocks being lifted—not moved into place, which is the real mystery, unless you can find evidence that he had a high capacity crane squirreled away as well.

  • Reply to: Archaeologists find 12,000-year-old pictograph at Gobeklitepe   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: j franklin

    Gobekli Tepe is a message about the origin of humankind. It is pre-Annunaki and is not a religeous site. It was carefully covered to protect it from the(then) coming World Cycle which would have destroyed the message. We have missed its message for the past one or two cycles and are now entering another. We should read it, rebury it and leave messages all around the world for our descendants to find before we are totally wiped out.
    The story is that if we'd found this the first time we would have been living in a Star Trek world for thousands of years by now.

  • Reply to: Origins of the Mysterious Minoans Unraveled by Scientists   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Aleksandros

    Actually they were not worshiped the bull this is a ceremonial event called Taurokathapsia and it was dedicated for Poseidon (Olympian god of the sea and brother of Zeus)... There were also myths like that Zeus was born on Psiloritis mountain (the largest mountain on Cretan island) and several other myths like Europa and Zeus ect. So these things prove that Minoans worshiped Greek Olympian Gods.

  • Reply to: Overcoming Gravity: The Enigma of Coral Castle   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: DTG

    We know how Coral Castle was built, unfortunately. No real mystery here anymore due to video of it being built back in the 1930s using simple pulleys and so on.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2SmmSD0afg

    Like he said, using theories of the ancient builders and it was really simple once you know the secret. :)

  • Reply to: Are the Reclusive Shihuh People of Musandam the Original Arabians?   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Antoinette Stones

    You can see their wonderful terraces from Google.

  • Reply to: Origins of the Mysterious Minoans Unraveled by Scientists   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Manuel

    Sir, your analysis is so interesting and you seem, to have deep conciousness of what you are saying. The incredible fact is that your analysis, goes against the mainstream theory of the "Indoeuropean" ancestry of the Greeks. Glossological, archaeological and now biological evidence, marks that Greeks were autochtonous people and do share common ancestry with Anatolian civilizations.

  • Reply to: Top 10 Human Origins Discoveries in 2015   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Pamela Thompson

    No comment.

  • Reply to: Five Legendary Lost Cities that have Never Been Found   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Mr. Black

    Has anyone ever considered that if a city can not be found maybe it is some where else? In the case of Aztlan, theses creatures could have migrated from a very long way off, possibly North America. Also, they could have existed an extremely long time ago.

    The stories I've come across about Azltan indicate that these people may have lived along the coast of the Zuni Sea in the American Southwest some 66 million years ago. There is evidence for civilization this long ago but mainline science refuses to study it.

    See my black2tell bolg for more of my research. Mr. Black

  • Reply to: Unravelling the Mysteries of Ancient Artifacts Ebook   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: rmg13021

    2nd free book cannot locate link for that? Could you please post a page size link with a flashing arrow? Thanks

         
  • Reply to: Reconstructing Jesus: Using Science to Flesh out the Face of Religion   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: tmobley1

    I think it is great that forensic anthropologists can reconstruct skulls.it reminds me of the finding biological Adam documentary. That researcher that traced the y chromosome was a miracle..

  • Reply to: Roman Sword discovered off Oak Island radically suggests Ancient Mariners visited New World 1,000 years before Columbus   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Graham statt

    Agree completely. I hate religion. But let's remember that Jesus came so that we can have a relationship, not a religion. Reconciliation with God. It was meant to be of course.... but who exactly demanded that Jesus be killed? The romans? The people? Nope, the religious leaders. Why? He turned religion on its head and at the same time fulfilled God's law for you and me. There is no holy grail, although I am sure he drank from a cup like anyone else. There is no sacred object that Jesus touched that might give a few people power or peace. What is special is that he died that we might live. And he chose us which makes us special.... he didn't choose us because we are so.

  • Reply to: The Shroud of Turin: Jesus' Bloodstained Burial Cloth or a Fascinating Forgery?   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: osiris

    Well they both do appeal. I love a good mystery. The flat surface agrument is glaringly obvious and very valid. One of thos ‘hidden in plain sight’ type of answers. But the story of Jaques D. is equally intriguing but more answers need to be supplied.

    After this aritcle I began looking into the cloth. Fascinating articles and explanations abound – some more concrete than others. And certainly 2 camps. But one was particularly interesting in that it found that many euro churches in the middle ages had a ‘shroud’ ritual at their Easter masses. One in which a ‘tomb’ type stage would be set up in the church and a shroud would be set inside. The clergy would go through an Easter play, pretending to be Peter or Mary(s), reciting lines from the gospels, etc. The shroud would be hauled out of the tomb and processed to the front of the church and laid on the alter. It was apparently a common ritual. This could well be one of those easter-play shrouds since its Radio-carbon dating seems to point to the middle ages when these types of plays were in vogue. The history of the cloth itself seems to indicate it had likely been painted on at varous times in the past too, including a loincloth, but that the paint has come off over time. Only the fact that it had been sold to a wealthy family and preserved saved it from disintigrating. Indeed a fascinating history of a controversial cloth. Pretty intense for a simple linen herringbone twill!

     

       
  • Reply to: Why Christmas is Held on December 25th   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Russ Gobin

    I believe that the important thing is that we Americans recognize the birth of the Messiah and celebrate it together as a people and a united nation of Christians. I have heard many theories about the actual month of the birth and who's to say who is accurate. The point is that American Christians recognize and give thanks and joy together. If that makes me simple then so be it.

  • Reply to: Why Christmas is Held on December 25th   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Russ Gobin

    I believe that the important thing is that we Americans recognize the birth of the Messiah and celebrate it together as a people and a united nation of Christians. I have heard many theories about the actual month of the birth and who's to say who is accurate. The point is that American Christians recognize and give thanks and joy together. If that makes me simple then so be it.

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