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  • Reply to: Ten Amazing Caves of the Ancient World   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: Patrick vallée

    Beit Guvrin-Maresha National Park is a national park in central Israel, 13 kilometers from Kiryat Gat

  • Reply to: 28 April Webinar – Tales of Conspiracy, Betrayal and Cruelty   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: ancient-origins

    Hi there. For this event you need either to subscribe with our members.ancient-origins.net site or pay just for the event following the link on the email here: https://members.ancient-origins.net/webinars

  • Reply to: Top Ten Giant Discoveries in North America   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: Patrick vallée

    Oh please don't use as fact that you know giant don't exist because it is a belief not a fact by the way.

    There is some good photography and report in well established journal and there was no photoshop program in 1850 that I know about. Even Some renowned scholar signed the report, which gives some credibility to them.

    Pls Explain to me, what is so obvious in that regard? I would myself more likely use dubious, but, they cannot deny that the story is there and they are an interesting case. 

    I have a question for the specialist, it is often said in those reports that the bone crumble after unearthing them, it is really convenient for a hoaxer but the reality, bone crumbles often after unearthing them ?

  • Reply to: Is Bigfoot Real? Let’s Look at Emerging Scientific Evidence   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: 7th grade student

    like the dinosaur bones found worldwide and ancient Egyptian stuff and all of that jazz

  • Reply to: ‘Sensational’ Find is NOT Cleopatra’s Tomb, But May Be a Clue   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: 7th grade student
    no

    no

  • Reply to: Is Bigfoot Real? Let’s Look at Emerging Scientific Evidence   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: Dave Carnes

    Very True.That British guy wired a human jaw bone to a monkey scull and it stood for 80 years as an example of early man.Why? because "scientists"liked the location where it was found.In the meantime the guy who actually discovered the earliest origins of man died without ever getting credit.

  • Reply to: ‘Sensational’ Find is NOT Cleopatra’s Tomb, But May Be a Clue   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: 7th grade student

    I am doing research on ancient Egypt and i was wondering if there could be more stuff on pyramids and sphinxes.

  • Reply to: The Origins of Human Beings According to Ancient Sumerian Texts   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: Marla Singer

    Victor- I don’t believe I have ever been so moved by one passage of anonymous opinion. In fact, I know I have not. I had to stop multiple times just to gasp for air. I felt my soul lifting from my body. It was truly beautiful and awe inspiring. I’ve been very lost and searching the seemingly hopeless world for answers to MY problems. I feel so enlightened to have come across this. It reminded me of what exactly it was I had lost, that I have been desperately looking for…. my love for my fellow man. My outright disdain for the company of others has caused me to become shackled in a self inposed prison. I was once the most outgoing girl, always a smile, a zest for life better than any artificial high has achieved me. My naivety and love for everyone I encountered caused me to have my heart broken by all of the evil in the world. At 25, in deep despair, mourning for the world I thought was pure and kind, I shut off my happiness. I vowed to grow tough, to not care, and becoming a jaded fool became my excuse for self importance. I I turn 30 next month and I have been soul searching. I made a mistake to throw my innocence and free mind away. Truly, thank you for bringing me what I needed to hear. I know I am just a stranger, but I reached out to the universe for a sign, a message. I felt I had to tell you how much it impacted me.

  • Reply to: Is Bigfoot Real? Let’s Look at Emerging Scientific Evidence   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: Larry Brickey

    First, in the Northwest the creature is Sasquatch, not Bigfoot for most of us. It really doesn't matter because it does not exist and never has. There would have been real evidence found it it had. You can talk about bone disintegration due to the wet climate but mammoth and other ancient skeletons have survived.

  • Reply to: Viking Invaders Struck Deep into the West of England – and May have Stuck Around   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: Cousin_Jack

    The history of Cornwall is notoriously vague. I know the Vikings formed a partnership with the Cornish, although can’t remember the exact reason now but it could’ve been the mineral sources of Dumnonia and the sea-faring abilities of both the Dumnonii and the Vikings. Vikings did land in Cornwall as there were bloody massacres and kidnappings but these would just have been coastal areas. Squirmishes between neighbouring tribes were common anyhow, along with instances such as the Battle of Reskajeage. Some importance could lie in the Reskajeage area as King Teudar was based not far away near Hayle Towans and Connerton, which was to become the administrative centre of the Hundred of Penwith. Magor Roman villa is also near Reskajeage, as well as the chapel of St.Gwithian and numerous bronze age remains.

  • Reply to: The Disturbing True Story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: KLA

    A fascinating tale...it makes you winder how Browning came across the story and then put to such captivating verse.

  • Reply to: Spanish Archaeologists Continue Works to Recover the Elaborate Villa of the Emperor Hadrian   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: Joe Stitzel

    That imperial palace looks like it use to have a dome. earthquake did it in ?
    just how much older is that mosaic floor ? It is Amazing that statue is still there :) when So many have vanished; into oblivion.

  • Reply to: Another Human Hybrid? The Controversy Continues One Year Later   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: Patrick vallée

    There is another more important purpose: Politic and $$$

     

  • Reply to: An ancient retrovirus has been found in human DNA – and it might still be active   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: Patrick vallée

    Just try to look at it the other way.
    The human genome assimilated the virus and not the other way around.
    This could be a way to recognise the invaders and develop an immunity to this virus. (know your enemies)
    HIV may be messing whit this process and let the dormant virus reactivated itself.

  • Reply to: The Egyptian Goddess Isis, Found in India   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: Chris Morgan

    The main Roman archaeological finds thus far are on the east coast of Southern India, about two miles south of the former French enclave of Pondicherry, is a tract on the east known locally as Arikamedu, near the village of Virampattanam.

    Recent work is Bekal Fort … it would be interesting to see the secret chamber reopened and examined...

  • Reply to: The Egyptian Goddess Isis, Found in India   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: Chris Morgan

    You’re actually agreeing and disagreeing with me at the same time! From your own account there was trade between South India and the West; this conduit flows both ways, hence the Roman and other archaeological finds in the area. It is true that Pattini might be derived from “Patni” meaning loyal wife, but this offers no contradiction to the parallels with the Isis myth, where she is also the archetypal loyal wife and mater dolorosa. A fairly non contentious example of western ideas present in Indian culture, consider astrology, which is pretty much the Greek version transcribed into Sanskrit. I discuss all this and more in the book. Interestingly Gunanath Obeyesekere, whose accounts of local folklore i used a lot in my research, also thought that it was used in a special sense as a supernatural being called “a Pattini”.

  • Reply to: Father Crespi Mystery Deepens: Ancient Origins Urged to Drop Further Investigations   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: gaia.facts

    Anytime artifacts are quietly sold to a private collector with ' no questions asked', the trail goes cold. Official history of the region is protected and preserved. It would be interesting to hear how much the 'locals' know about thier lineage and the regional history. Keep up the great work.

  • Reply to: Father Crespi Mystery Deepens: Ancient Origins Urged to Drop Further Investigations   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: gaia.facts

    Perfect. I agree completely.

  • Reply to: An ancient retrovirus has been found in human DNA – and it might still be active   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: Patrick vallée

    Speaking of speculation

    Re create an ancien virus could lead humanity to his doom like some movies suggest :).

     

  • Reply to: Is Bigfoot Real? Let’s Look at Emerging Scientific Evidence   8 years 1 week ago
    Comment Author: frankw

    Hair samples and scat are among the evidence indicating a large hominid presence in remote areas of America and Asia, but to answer the question of why more serious attention hasn't been paid to the evidence, its just this; science is as jealous of it's dogmas as the Church and, as always resists any challenge to it.

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