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  • Reply to: New DNA Testing on 2,000-Year-Old Elongated Paracas Skulls Changes Known History   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Jamie Rose

    Great catch Carol Ann1! Nice now if someone would do some cross checking with known Hittite or Scythian remains. The Scythians are also well known to have traveled vastly and deeply into eastern Asia. They could well have reached North America. They too were known for their red hair.

  • Reply to: Hidden Beliefs Covered by the Church? Resurrection and Reincarnation in Early Christianity   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Shabda

    To me...I am neither a Hebrew or Christian, and the Bible has not one original story in it that did NOT exist to previous cultures. That beside the fact that the Jews were NOT the first race of humans to exist. Even their belief system is primarily adopted from an earlier cuture.

  • Reply to: The Dispilio Tablet and the Real Origins of Writing   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Nick Peniai

    On the island of Bougainvillea in Papua New Guinea recent excavation revealed stone writings in symbols. What intrigues us it that we were merely discovered 150 years ago.by white colonists and our people are who don't know writings or symbols.let alone carve out stone except wood carvings. Please.assist if you are able to.

  • Reply to: The Elephant Slabs of Flora Vista: Enigmatic Artifacts with Ancient African Origins   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Anders Lotsson

    I am surprised that the article does not discuss the possibility that the elephants are in fact mastodons. Mastodones lived in America. If we assume that Africans settled in pre-Columbian America and saw mastodons, it seems likely that they would have named them elephants – as several other American animals were named by the Europeans after similar-looking but not identical Old World animals.

  • Reply to: What the world’s oldest calculator tells us about the Ancient Greeks' view of the Universe   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Guillaumé

    “It must be emphasised that this is the only astrological reference found on the mechanism though, despite careful searching.”

    Sorry but did I read this correctly? it has Astrology written all over it but this of course is totally unacceptable.

  • Reply to: Acharya Kanad: An Indian Sage Who Developed Atomic Theory 2,600 Years Ago   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Devan Nayar

    Almost all the Indian scientists who won the noble prize were of the Dravidian stock not Aryan.

  • Reply to: Acharya Kanad: An Indian Sage Who Developed Atomic Theory 2,600 Years Ago   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Devan Nayar

    Funny, how you are guilty of the sin that you accuse Indians of - Self Praise and boasting. ! Even the Great Alexander was happy to learn from the Indian Ascetic Nagarjuna.

  • Reply to: New Revelations Reignite Debate About Owner of the Lavish Amphipolis Tomb   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Jamie Rose

    It sounds to me, that the tomb was still planned for Hephaestion, though others may have actually used it. I think I would still call it Hephaestion's Tomb.

  • Reply to: What the world’s oldest calculator tells us about the Ancient Greeks' view of the Universe   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Abracadabra

    Since astronomy and astrology in ancient times were totally entangled it's probably an instrument to shed light on future events. For instance the forces that influence wars, politics, personal lifes and so on.

  • Reply to: Hidden Beliefs Covered by the Church? Resurrection and Reincarnation in Early Christianity   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Mark Leininger

    "It is appointed unto men to die ONCE and after this the judgement." Hebrews 9:27

  • Reply to: Unraveling the Mystery of the Headless Vikings of Dorset   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Dan Weymouth

    Good questions. Keep in mind that a lot of our supposed knowledge of the past is conjecture or an educated guess. My personal Weymouth bloodline traces back over 1,600 years. At least that I can find anyway. My father taught me 11th century battlefield sword fighting as family pass down. As well as the rules and traditions of the Knight. Also family and personal heraldry. If such archaic traditions are still being taught in my family now. It just begs the question. What has been lost in our history. Common knowledge that everyone knew in the 4th century. but since it wasn't wrote down. No one knows today. Forget modern niceties. Such things don't exist when foreign invaders stomp onto your land and steal your stuff. kill your family in front of you. I personally would feel a bit vengeful about that. And I suspect my family ancestors probably felt the same. Times change. But I don't believe people are all that different now than they were a thousand years ago.

  • Reply to: This is What a Man from the Tomb of Sunken Skulls Looked Like   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Jason Allen

    "The head of excavation..." no pun intended I'm sure. :-D

  • Reply to: New DNA Testing on 2,000-Year-Old Elongated Paracas Skulls Changes Known History   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: will woodbery

    very interesting

  • Reply to: Hidden Beliefs Covered by the Church? Resurrection and Reincarnation in Early Christianity   7 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Shabda

    Okay….I will number the questions I have about your words within the quotation of them:

     

    (1) "What if there is one life in one form, what about abortion and the destruction of "Nature"? How insane we are when we treat any life on Earth as cheap or replaceable, (2) when life is every shining star, shining brightly. Us people, we are just insane and needing destruction of our selves to save "Life." Believe you me, (3) that old Indian, though he may be far from the truth often, on occasion, he hits the nail right on the head."

    1. One life in one form? What is that supposed to mean? There are numerous lives in numerous forms, so explain how you mean this. You believe that all lifeforms are God splitting Itself into myriad forms and languages? At the very least there are numerous religions that see things this way, but I’ve no clue from which point of view you are speaking, thus the reason I ask you to clarify.

           2. Life is every shining star? Explain that also, because life is NOT even ONE shining star, whether shining brightly or dimly….none of us are stars. I HAVE actually encountered some folks who DO seriously believe that, so I cannot say that such beliefs do not exist, however, I personally consider those to be more fantasies and wishful thinking than any sort of spiritual experience or realization.

           3. WHICH “old Indian?” I take it that you mean actual Indians from the sub-continent and not Native Americans, do I have that right? Second, what is the point of view that causes you to state that whatever he has experienced and believed to be true, but that is NOT true to you, or that you are unwilling to accept. I am curious as to why you refute it this way and how in the world you possess such hubris as to say such things about ANY “old Indian?”

    1. Reply to: Largest known megalithic block from antiquity revealed at Baalbek   7 years 9 months ago
      Comment Author: fredric21

      The notion that ancient aliens once visited our planet is unfounded in simple logic. Why would an alien race, (who would have to have been thousands if not millions of years comparatively more advanced scientifically than we mere "earthlings") expend both the time and the energy necessary to travel untold light years across the cosmos, bother to visit us, let alone help us build some sort of temple to an imagined god? The whole notion is utterly ridiculous. What would they expect to learn from us? They already would have enough information about evolution of various specious on their own planet. If they were advanced enough to visit us, then they wouldn't have the need to. That is the paradox.

    2. Reply to: King Solomon’s Mines Discovered: Ancient Treasures - Part II   7 years 9 months ago
      Comment Author: joe s

      God does not relate King David nor Solomon to being pharaohs at all. Those satellite images available to see ? (In the gulf war news) That about 1991.?
      The highest gold reserves are in USA federal gold reserve, No ?
      I think the ruins at tunis should be dug up there, just leaving a bunch of broken temple and rubble there seems foolish, as it could hold answers. Most places in archeology would provide more answers If we, disturbed them. Just leaving them, those teaching, learning answers thus, remain under our noses :(

    3. Reply to: New DNA Testing on 2,000-Year-Old Elongated Paracas Skulls Changes Known History   7 years 9 months ago
      Comment Author: Carol Ann1

      While I am not a believer in alien hybrids and would not buy any books about ‘nephilims’, it would not surprise me to learn that the ancestors of some South American people originated from Europe/Middle East….I have long been a fan of Thor Heyerdahl and his experiments and have never believed that the Siberian land bridge was the only way humans could have migrated here before Christopher Columbus.  There were master boat builders/sailors thousands of years before in Europe/Mediterranean region.  Awhile back I was looking at the Paracas people’s textile work, which was very skilled, and came across an interesting symbol of a two headed bird, which I had seen before from other cultures which had borrowed it over time.  Turns out its origin was from the Hittites, who were also reported to have red hair and extremely elongated skulls from some of the oldest descriptions I’ve read about them.  So a Mesopotamian/Syrian origin found in DNA tests of the Paracas skulls would be very interesting to me...if valid.  Hopefully others will take up the challenge and do further testing to see if these results can be verified :-)  Here is a link to the two headed bird symbol used by Paracas shamans, for anyone who might be interested:  http://ololopress.com/amm/sky1.htm

    4. Reply to: Mysterious GodSelf Icon Found Worldwide: Lost Symbol of an Ancient Global Religion?   7 years 9 months ago
      Comment Author: slowmo

      Too bad this only kindle edition available. I would buy if it was a proper book or even a quality paperback.

    5. Reply to: Hidden Beliefs Covered by the Church? Resurrection and Reincarnation in Early Christianity   7 years 9 months ago
      Comment Author: Sam Nelson

      Every creature on Earth is in decline because of the actions of humans. What if there is one life in one form, what about abortion and the destruction of "Nature"? How insane we are when we treat any life on Earth as cheap or replaceable, when life is every shining star, shining brightly. Us people, we are just insane and needing destruction of our selves to save "Life." Believe you me, that old Indian, though he may be far from the truth often, on occasion, he hits the nail right on the head. Our ideas about life are religious, a jealous god that kills all the inhabitants and every living thing because they might have worshiped a golden cow or something like that. Yeah, we take life -cheap, and, that makes us cheap, makes us enemies to all of the Earth, makes any genocide, now or past, legitimate. We, have no time left now it seems, pay back is coming and for life, a fresh beginning. Let's hope it is better this time, not so murderous.

    6. Reply to: Infant Bodies Were Prized by 19th Century Anatomists, Study Suggests   7 years 9 months ago
      Comment Author: Zaralee Lawrance

      Happy to become part of this incredibly fascinating community! Very much looking forward to future conversations of our origins and to bring forth the truth of ancient technologies!

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