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  • Reply to: The Discovery of Nedjmet and the Secret Cache of Mummies   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Joe Stitzel

    what does the hieroglyph directly above Nedjmets head mean ? or say..
    Black round field with white design inside.
    Also was it really 'sawdust' packed inside her ? to puff her skin out.
    how did they make 'sawdust' ? curious.
    Anyone ?

  • Reply to: Initial DNA analysis of Paracas elongated skull released – with incredible results   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: T. Hammer

    Grock wrote "more often then not ". Dude, you shot yourself in the foot here, and the leg, nicked an arm, and blew a hole in your torso. It is more often than not. The use of then here makes the phrase complete nonsense. You should follow your own advice, or hire a proof reader.

  • Reply to: The Discovery of Nedjmet and the Secret Cache of Mummies   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Joe Stitzel

    This story helps strongly confirm that, Nefertiti's inside that hidden chamber of Tutankhamuns tomb.
    She was reburied, more than anything else, to help protect her, as by those priests who felt Very strongly that by Tuankhamuns extreme popularity and youthful, unexpected, hurried burial, that she would be left alone as well..
    How's that ? :) I bet Much, this theory has merit ! Can't wait when they open that hidden chamber.

  • Reply to: Lake Baikal and remote Siberian caves hold key to new advances in antibiotics   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Joe Stitzel

    Now in perhaps short course of time, mix these ancient bacteria with present day ocean bacteria and see what mutations happen :) ) now that's advancement ! bad and good, if bad, disregard, but then there would be good, develop.

  • Reply to: BREAKING NEWS: New Telescope Observes Otherwise Invisible Terrestrial Entities with Intelligent Movement   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Jock Doubleday

    Or we could just ask NASA to stop Photoshopping out the UFOs.

    "Gary McKinnon Interview 2015 - Why he thinks, his case was a Psy-Op (full) - Richplanet TV (2015)"
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsfrmTXuw1Q&nohtml5=False

  • Reply to: The Norse Legend of the World Tree - Yggdrasil   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Nord

    A fantastic and profound mystery is this tree and indeed the myths of the Norse.
    Thank you for the article.

  • Reply to: Exposing the Secret History of Giants and the Underground Hyperborean Gallery in Romania   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: DaveNick

    Who says? Prove it!!

  • Reply to: Walnut Canyon: Home of the Pre-Columbian Sinagua People   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Jason Llewellyn

    Excellent place to visit. Its basically a loop around the middle of a canyon. Not for the unfit. Lots of steps down metal stairs to the actual site itself. Very surreal place to walk and imagine life on a canyon outrcopping.

  • Reply to: Easy as Alep, Bet, Gimel? Cambridge Research Explores Social Context of Ancient Writing   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Tom Carberry

    Cyrus Gordon, one of the most famous philologists of the 20th century, argued that writing came because of sea faring and went around the world for the same reason.

    I think it has remained stable because of religion.  Almost all of our history consists of lies and errors built unknowingly on the lies.  Our languages have deep seated relationships to astro-theology, which modern linguists ignore mostly because they know nothing about it.  

    Although I never practiced as a linguist, I studied it as an undergraduate at the Georgetown School of Languages and Linguistics, and never once heard about astro-theology.

    Many of our other modern concepts come out of astro-theology, such as the atom and the idea of a sun massively bigger than the Earth and Moon, despite our own eyes.

    Modern theology teaches us to believe in mystical concepts such as mathematics and language, rather than on reality.  Today people believe many impossible and incredible things, such as they live on a ball spinning at 1000 mph and surrounding by an infinite vacuum, purely religious ideas that can’t happen in the real world.  A vacuum would suck the atmosphere and oceans away in a second.  

    Almost everyone in the modern world believes in a religio-science fiction version of reality, despite their own senses.  The Earth doesn’t move under your feet, or we would feel it.  The stars and sun and moon revolve around the Earth, as we all can see.  We couldn't see starts over 5 quadrillion miles away (the nearest star), because light can’t travel that far and nothing can.

    Wake up out of your hypnosis.

  • Reply to: The Lost Continent of Kumari Kandam   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Greg hummel

    Why do we always assume that it was climate related water rise? What if the earth was shifted on its axis, by some celestial event and everything was displaced? There would be massive earthquakes and flooding. A technological global civilization would have been decimated and the survivors would have been rocked back to the Stone Age.

  • Reply to: The Black Swan Project: Controversy strikes after enormous treasure hoard retrieved from Spanish wreck   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: T. Hammer

    Perhaps, but not very likely. Bullion value will always be far less than historical context value, you can't have the big bucks without the PR. For the most part, getting bullion value would not likely recover your operating costs. It is also nearly impossible to loot a known wreck and get away with it. This treasure was never worth the claimed value, that was all hype by Odyssey to inflate and sell their company stock. They knew they would ultimately lose, but went on the ride in order to take the stock profits. It would not surprise me in the least if they did this again some day.

  • Reply to: The Black Swan Project: Controversy strikes after enormous treasure hoard retrieved from Spanish wreck   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: T. Hammer

    Justice is served according to the law today. The Peruvian indigents are not a legal entity and therefore not entitled to anything in a court of law today. Their issue is reparations anyway, and not treasure recovery. In a perfect world the slaves would never been enslaved and the mining never done by them. You can't apply todays cultural wishes to yesterday's reality. This treasure was and still is the property of Spain. I am proud to say I had a hand in bringing this American company to justice for it's theft of property. What Odyssey did was knowingly criminal, and this is not the first time they had done this. They lost in court on another occasion also, under very much the same circumstances. This case also resulted in a change in international maritime law which makes it more difficult for salvors to do this sort of thing.

  • Reply to: The Saint Croix Basin, an Irrigation Marvel for a Forgotten Civilization?   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Speccy

    Mr. Zeek, i enjoyed much more reading this article, than reading your comment, which i didnt enjoyed at all.
    Your concept of time also seems dubious.

  • Reply to: The Green Children of Woolpit: Legendary Visitors from Another World   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: A'righ

    I guess mental midgets who cannot interpret contextual clues to ascertain the premise of a sentence, should avoid proclamations which attempt to highlight the intellectual ineptitude of others.Come on down out of your fossilized ivory tower. They were saying that the writer of Game of Thrones got the idea from this legend. You blew your high and mighty load for nothing.

  • Reply to: Giant Human Skeleton unearthed in Varna, Bulgaria   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: gaia.facts

    I'm always fascinated by articles about " tall people " 6-8 ft. There appears to have been several settlements throughout history across the globe. Stories with accompanying photos would be welcomed. Does anyone know of any sites I can go to in order to research the subject more?

  • Reply to: Why Did Early Human Societies Practice Violent Human Sacrifice?   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Tom Carberry

    I think if you look at the human sacrifice cultures, most of them lie near the water and sailing plays a large role.  This applies to all the Mediterranean cultures, many of which practiced human sacrifice, including the Phoenicians and Hebrews (same people), Egyptians, Greeks, etc (all essentially the same people).  We see it today, too.  The sea faring nations, such as the US and England, have much more brutal penal systems than the rest of the world.  Both nations operate under admirality law, rather than the law of the land.

    When George Orwell wrote about Oceania in 1984, he referred to these cruel sea faring cultures, in particular the England and now the US.  But earlier Egypt, Phoenecia, etc.

  • Reply to: Magical Creatures of the Ancient World   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Thirushan

    My opinion is that the ancients either were trying to explain the fossils or bones they came across before the advent of paleontology and some bones were mixed with other animals which would explain the weird combinations. Another explanation might be especially with the bird and lizard/serpent combination is the evolution of dinosaurs into birds, descriptions may have been passed down from our early ancestors or remnants of these creatures before the were phased out. Unicorn is Rhino, description fits all the characteristics. Don't know what the horse bird combo could be.

  • Reply to: What is Shambhala? Understanding the Mysterious Kingdom of Shambhala   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: ajay

    i too heard about shambala that is located in the himalayan ranges, and during world war 2 hitler sent his men to request for support for his side, and the shambala kingdom regretted, and by 2400 AD the shambala would come into prominence and the king kalki with his white horse come and relieve the evil spirits from the world, and also the ruling for all the world would be done from this mystical land, even listened that the people in this land will be having 12feet height with well built personalities.

  • Reply to: Ancient Humans Bred with Completely Unknown Species   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Glen

    Adam was not the first man nor the only man.

    While there is a lot of disease, it was not caused by incest.

  • Reply to: 36,400 BC: The Historical time of the Zep Tepi Theory   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Barry Sears

    Still one of the missing points is that the zodiac of Dendarah who's direction rotates opposite to the constellations is because it is an Earth zodiac. It is about the World zones and observations of animals defining the full body of the World. Cancer is marked up as is Stonehenge, water fishes, Aquarius and Capricorn sit in the Pacific.  

    Leo connects to the Sphinx, Virgo is Israel, Easter Island is the head region. All twelve Earth zones connect to major sites. Please note that the symbols for each zodiac constellation are observation of the 12 Earth zones projected back.

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