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  • Reply to: The Lost and Coveted Treasures of King Solomon   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: farang

    Anyone familiar with the ark, or the lamp of the tabernacle already knows they were found in Tut's tomb. Photos available, and images on temple walls also illustrate the Tabernacle lamp.
    He was a "Kheperuu" which is the way they spelt "Khaberu" which are the people from the Khaber River, the princesses of "Mitannu" that inter-married with the 18th dynasty.

    Further, the land called "Israel" never existed, and there is no way that "Solomon" isn't Amenhotep III, it is his treasure found in Tut's tomb, hidden there by Hezekiya, the "Jewish king" known as Hezekiah. This land was Egypt during the years cited in article, ONLY. Amenhotep III was "Shalmanu" the "god of the city" of Urusalim. He is documented for receiving "Shalmani gifts" from vassals and worshupers while seated on his Urusalim/Jerusalem throne. Go to "lexiline" website for actual photos of the Ark, the Lamp of the Tabernacle (I saw it in Seattle in 2012 at Tut exhibit) and other utlems listed in the OT for confirmation.

    The "Hebrews" were the Khaburs of Mitanni, who spoke Luwian, which is Levite. That is why the OT states the Levi is a tribe of the Hebrews. But it is a nice story for children to listen to, I suppose, if you like your children's head filled with fake history.

    The Merneptah stele says JEZREEL, it does NOT say "Israel." How can I PROVE IT? Because Merneptah IS JEHOSEPHAT! WRITTEN AND DOCUMENTED ROYAL TITULARY, And Jehosephat/Merneptah laid waste to JEZREEL.

  • Reply to: The Lost Treasure of Oak Island and the Centuries-Old Quest to Find It   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Wily

    Of coarse their's money being found, just ask the History channel & all the private contractors!
    Personally I do believe the Templar's/Romanic Khazars/Cabals of the Scottish Rite may have gone threw the trouble of hiding it - It's probable it's (TREASURES) sitting somewhere close to Israel by now or in a basement in the Vatican.

    *This is off topic but speaking of basements of the Vatican some had said (a date back in 1963) that this huge demonic beast was conjured up but after a prayer of a bishop these plasma/liquid chains appeared & bound it - this came from a reliable source and wondering if it's still bound?!
    I'm not trying to get mystic, just thought it to be strange, that's all.
    *If someone knows more about this, well, just thought might have some hard copy's - back in 63 ritual (sacrificial) took place simultaneously in the basement of the Vatican & here in the state of Georgia.

  • Reply to: Wheel of Giants: Prehistoric Rujm el-Hiri Puzzles Archaeologists   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: jpopplewell

    I very much enjoyed this presentation on Rujm el-Hiri and was compelled to seek further information. I found an extremely well written and scholarly paper on the site, by Dr. Anthony Aveni, a Colgate University professor of astronomy and anthropology. He is considered one of the original founders of the field of archaeoastronomy and is on the boards of the Center for the Study of World Religions, Harvard, and the Mesoamerican Archive and Research Project, Princeton. Dr. Aveni’s research has led him to conclude that Rujm el-Hiri was both a ritual observatory and calendrical system. I highly recommend this article and marvel at the precision and detail of its tables and the schematics of the site's numerous alignments. For some particular reason, this paper may take over a minute to load, but it will, and is well worth the wait.

     http://faculty.ksu.edu.sa/archaeology/Publications/The%20Near%20East/The%20Geometry%20and%20Astronomy%20of%20Rujm%20el-Hiri.pdf

    Rujm el-Hiri was a high water mark for third millenium B.C. megalithic archaeology, and this paper provides a profusion of information concerning it and other prehistoric locales.

    Jeff Popplewell   

  • Reply to: Thermal Scan of Egyptian Pyramids Reveals Mysterious Anomaly in the Great Pyramid   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: gnomonklater

    Ha!  Yea, if you do that, the whole thing would come crumbling down.  That would suck.

  • Reply to: Gateway to the Heavens: The Assyrian Account of the Tower of Babel   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Shabda

    Regardless of the opinions of any religionists here, the fact of te matter remains that civilization absolutely did NOT begin in Sumer. Civilizations of the conservative age of 7500 years old have been found in India,namely Krishna's city, the original Dwarka, now under the ocean. Articles have been found there and dated, as I said, at least 2000 years older than anything in Sumer, not to mention Gobekli Tepe which dates to around 12,000 B.C.. The entire Sumerian, Jewish, or Christian viewpoints are inaccurate at best. Some also draw conclusions about Abraham as having originally been a story about the one Hindu God, Brahma. Any will have whatever opinions on any of that that they find most comfortable to hold, and that is fine, but what this shows ver clearly is that ALL religious teachings have a far older history on earth than any of their own histories illustrate.

    On the part of the Babel story having to do with the world's at one time having spoken only one language, and by whatever means arriving at having many different ones, actually looks as if that might actually have been the case. There was a BBC documentary on the subject that used to be available on youtube called "Before Babel” that showed that certain linguists (who are still a mere minority, which may or may not necessarilymake any difference about the truth of their theories) began by determining that in the Americas,the native languages from the souther tip of South America, all the way north to roughly the southern two-thirds of the United States, all originated from and were related to, a single language.

    Then this group of linguists went on to look at every region and language around the globe, and found that much the same thing was true, that all of the languages had a great deal in common with each other, one of the most surprising commonalities being found between Hindustani and English. The point of this seriously suggests that at one point early in humanity's history, all humans might have literally spoken a single language, having nothing to do with any God or any tower of Babel. I just checked and that video is no longer available on youtube, however, I did copy and save it and can produce it for any interested in seeing more about this.

     
  • Reply to: The Lost and Coveted Treasures of King Solomon   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: bether

    Some of the stories of the bible are true...and some of the stories are embellishments. For example, there is scientific evidence that the parting of the red sea could have happened based winds (https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2014/12/08/no-really-there-i...)

    That doesn't mean god raised 'his' mighty hand and swooped up the water in some intelligent effort to safe Moses and his people from a looming army. So, maybe its true, maybe its embellishment or maybe its both, but it's certinly not FACT

  • Reply to: The Lost and Coveted Treasures of King Solomon   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: bether

    I can't help but enjoy the effort to get to the bottom of the mystery at Oak Island. It would take huge resources to build the mysterious pits, traps and flood tunnels that have been found there... resources that could only be available to the very wealthy or the very connected. Seems like just the type of project those trying to protect Solomon's treasures would invest in. Even if it's just some good ol' pirate booty, it's a fun mystery to track.

  • Reply to: Thermal Scan of Egyptian Pyramids Reveals Mysterious Anomaly in the Great Pyramid   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Ed y

    Why not pluck a rock. Out and see whats inside??

  • Reply to: The Sumerian King List Reveals the Origin of Mesopotamian Kingship   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: alison brown

    Many interesting comments regarding the King's List of Sumer. I wondered if any of the folks commenting here have read any of Joseph P Farrell"s books?
    It is not just the Kings list but the wealth of astronomical and mathematical knowledge these people had that is astonishing. They knew all the planets in the solar system; the colours of Neptune and Pluto; that Saturn had rings they knew about the procession ....it goes on and on so I would recommend a more broader approach to understanding the King's List. Some people dislike Sitchin but why not read the earlier scholarly writings of people such as Samuel Noah Kramer; or the very early work of the German Friedrich Delitzsch; who drew attention to the remarkable similarities between the Sumerian depictions of the Flood and the creation of man and those of the bible. (Babel and Bible: Two Lectures. Published by The Ancient Near Eastern Classic Studies). There are many other well respected scholarly works so there really is a lot of good information available.
    This exploration has changed my entire perspective regarding our early history.

  • Reply to: Whiskers still bristling after more than 10,000 years in the Siberian cold   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: 8675309jenny

    I had to resize the window to get the share bar to move so that I can read the article. Also, the bar doesn't look premium or make me any more likely to share. It just looks like clutter.

  • Reply to: The Lost and Coveted Treasures of King Solomon   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Elaine Haakenson

    They also found vases with the name Goliath on it and they found chariots at the bottom of the Red Sea, where Moses led the people through after God parted the waters...so we know the BIBLE stories are true...

  • Reply to: Thermal Scan of Egyptian Pyramids Reveals Mysterious Anomaly in the Great Pyramid   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: gnomonklater

    Anybody know if anyone has ever tried using ground penetrating radar on the pyramids to look for voids?  I would think they could use this although it might only be viable up to a certain depth. I would also think that if you set up something that would provide a smooth surface on the side of the pyramid, you could then just slide the GPR down the side of the pyramid.

  • Reply to: Scientists debunk fundamentalists claim that humans lived at same time as dinosaurs   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Paul

    Anybody else see a messed up Horus looking silhouette in the top picture?

  • Reply to: Ancient Symbols of Power: Royal Egyptian Rock Art of Nag el-Hamdulab Depict Rule of State and Military Might   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Dr. Saul Pressman

    1st King = Aha, also called Scorpion, son of Ziusudra
    2nd King = Menes, son of Aha
    3rd King = Narmer, son of Menes

    These three are Sumerian kings who conquered Egypt.
    In Sumer, they were known as Sargon the Great, Manis-Tusu and Naram-Enzu.

  • Reply to: The Siege of Lachish: History from Both the Victors and Defeated   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Unkown

    Very cool story and points out the fact that "the gods" of each culture had zero to do with what actually happened.

    Gods are tacked on to very normal real world events. it was true then and it is true today.

    Other stories are made up or completely legendarized by the fundamentalist minds of the religious folk/prietst lass. No different than happens today.

  • Reply to: Staffordshire Hoard: The Most Exquisite Anglo-Saxon Gold Collection   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Marie Decker

    I've found really old metal pieces but can't make out what they are exactly. I do have a feeling they were used by royals or high class people. Where do I go to have these metals priced?

  • Reply to: The Lost and Coveted Treasures of King Solomon   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Seeking the Truth

    Great article.
    The late Ron Wyatt made several discoveries in Israel that prove the Scriptures are genuine.
    He discovered Noah's Ark (mountains of Ararat), Sodom and Gomorrah (Dead Sea), the Red Sea Crossing (marked by pillars on both sides at Nuweiba setup by Solomon), and the Ark of the Covenant (Jeremiah's Grotto).
    I have videos including some uncut original copies of VHS videos he took, which I acquired in the 90's.

  • Reply to: Builders under Pharaoh Akhenaten worked so hard they broke their backs   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: ralph ellis

    Which is Akhenaton said: "You are idle, you are idle, you will have to make the same number of bricks, even if you have no straw.". But what the Torah deliberately omitted from its account, was that the generic 'pharaoh' was these people's own king.

    Yes, Aaron and his brother Moses were Akhenaton and his brother TuthMoses. See 'Jesus, Last of the Pharaohs'.

  • Reply to: Native Americans Revived Squash From 800-Year-Old Seeds   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: steve3556

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  • Reply to: Native Americans Revived Squash From 800-Year-Old Seeds   8 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: steve3556

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    http://www.nativeseeds.org/

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