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  • Reply to: New study reveal origins of elongated skulls in the Carpathian Basin   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Dennis Kaktusz

    Most elongated skulls found in hungary are natural, problem with history is that religion, governments and cultures ruling today like to modify history to fit them in the loop. Hungarian History is a great example, our writing alone *rovas* and language cant be compared to any other language as to how rich and logical it is. Our rovas writing is the key to many mysteries found throughout the world. For one to understand they should learn Hungarian and the old writing style then go seek out runic writings anywhere in the world and compare notes.

  • Reply to: The Holly and the Mistletoe: Ancient Roots of Christmas Symbols   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Sally Godwin

    Guillaume, I would like to read the article about this, but the email address given, icon.co.za, does not work.

  • Reply to: The Hidden Origins of Il Separatio: Manuscripts Deemed Dangerous and Banned   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: James Samuels

    I have a question about the name II Separatio. Does the II have any special meaning and how would it be pronounced?

  • Reply to: The Carolina Bays and the Destruction of North America   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Tsurugi

    We are definitely in agreement. I should have made that more clear in my last response, sorry.

    There is only one thing I disagree on, and that is the Tunguska event...I dont think it qualifies as an oblique impact.

  • Reply to: Ancient Reptilians: The Unanswered Mystery of the 7,000-Year-Old Ubaid Lizardmen   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Cathylu

    Have read his books they are fascinating, these figures relate well

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

    The scroll of Isaiah is word for word what is in our Bible today, nothing has changed. So thank you for approving the Dead Sea Scrolls to make your point.

    Again, you are missing the point, what you call Pauline Christianity is the same age as the other Christian churches that are Copt, Ethiopian, Tamil, Greek and Eastern.

    But you seem to be unaware that the Roman Rite is simply Roman Catholicism.

    Even then, please tell us when Christians first appear in the Roman records. First century, correct? I think your side likes dancing around the subject.

    Why is it that you can’t understand that the Roman Rite was never the only Christian group?

    I suspect that the reason you won't tell us when Christians first appeared is because it blows the whole theory of Jesus being the Messiah that was unique in history so much that the Jewish Sanhedrin took Him to trial before crucifixion. They certainly didn't take Cyrus to trial, but they didn’t call Cyrus the prophecied Messiah, did they?

    What is it about Judaic prophecy that are you missing when it comes to Jesus? What would you like to know about Judaism, in general? I think there is some disconnect going on with your side.

     
  • Reply to: The Carolina Bays and the Destruction of North America   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Stuart McLaren

    I corrected a typo in my comment – read it again – I believe we’re in agreement :-)

     
  • Reply to: The Carolina Bays and the Destruction of North America   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Stuart McLaren

    Tsurugi refers to oblique impact and this is precisely what Graham Hancock surmises in his latest book and theory on catastrophic flooding caused by cometry or fragmented cometry impact over the Laurentide Ice sheet at the Younger Dryas Boundary. These ‘impacts’ are not uncommon – refer to The Tanguska Event in 1908. Identical nanodiamond deposits have been found across North America in this YDB strata as well as far afield as the Middle East – these are only caused by meteorc impacts or cosmic events. We're missing a helluva lot of evidence in between i.e. North Atlantic. Of course, this catastrophy theory goes well against accepted scientific dogma in it’s gradualist approach to the Earth’s geographical history.

         
  • Reply to: Revealing the True Nature of Elves: Dangerous Beauties and Diabolical Fiends   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Tsurugi

    Seek wisdom.

  • Reply to: The Carolina Bays and the Destruction of North America   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Tsurugi

    Oblique impacts are less common than normal impacts, but they are common enough. Search "oblique impacts" in Google Images and you can see several images from the moon and Mars of oblique impact craters.
    I'm not sure the Tunguska event was an impact; it seems to have exploded before it made contact with the surface...

  • 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: petunia

    FYI, The Holy Grail does not exist now and never has. The legend originated from a fictitious story and stories created in the Middle Ages. That was the same time they started crafting and embellishing the 'fair maidens', 'gallant knights', King Arthur themes and Templar's romanticism. Research it for yourself!!! ! Research everything and question everything you have heard, been told/taught or think about historical events and artifacts. There is no Holy Grail. It was all made up and people are chasing after a non existent item without even understanding that it's just bunk.

  • Reply to: The Carolina Bays and the Destruction of North America   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Stuart McLaren

    If I’m not mistaken I believe the author has tried to secure Uni testing facilities for this exact purpose - He refers to it in the comments somewhere.  We know how difficult securing these facilities may be when the testing doesn't fit into the current paradigm though….

     
  • Reply to: The Carolina Bays and the Destruction of North America   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Kevin McCune

    Would be nice if someone could get time on a super computer to simulate an event such as this or having the funding to construct a scale model,using an electromagnetic accelerator(if such exists)

  • Reply to: New Research suggests recent phonetic decipherment of the Phaistos Disc is implausible   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Rainer Mekelburg

    It is geometry, please join my page: "Kryptogeometrie - Geometry of Phaistos Disc" or google image search "phaistos disc geometry" - first pic. Thank you.

  • Reply to: Acharya Kanad: An Indian Sage Who Developed Atomic Theory 2,600 Years Ago   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: ammulya saripalli

    Unfortunately all the glory, wisdom and intelligence of india ended up in to almost centauries of slavery under Mughals, British , politicians and beaurocrats. Its contribution to build a present world as per technology, democratically and socially is very minimum compared to the west . Whenever there in social inequality , injustice is happening to any nation of the world west took front seat to built and bring back of the victims to normal life whether its 1st world war,2nd world war or recent Syrian civil war. With help of technology, military and socio-economic reforms they make point to invovlve whole world to bring a solution by taking initiation to resolve the issue. No matter how legendry may be once civilization if that country is not involving ,sharing, providing the fellow sufferer any kind of support or strength both economically, socially and in terms of technology..No body is interested nor wants to hear their boosting of culture, civilization and traditions which lack in performing the fundamental duties.. and responsibilities

  • Reply to: Top Ten Historical and Archaeological Discoveries of 2015   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Moonsong

    Wow so interested in knowing more about all of these discoveries! And people say that nowadays there is nothing left to discover! They couldn’t be more wrong. I hope there is a full article with further updates on each of these discoveries soon.

       
  • Reply to: The Goddess Tyche as Lady Luck   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Moonsong

    Very interesting read. One could also written more in detail about the relation between Tyche/Fortuna and the three Fates too.

       
  • Reply to: Surprising toys in the ancient grave   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Dariusz

    Is it me or are you also seeing the kundalini snakes on those stones and crown chakra opened wide. Not eave gonna mention the Third eye symbolism.

  • Reply to: Reconstructing Jesus: Using Science to Flesh out the Face of Religion   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Abracadabra
  • Reply to: The Carolina Bays and the Destruction of North America   8 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Tsurugi

    You have hit on one of the main areas of contention in this subject--if there was a large impact event over the North American ice sheet that brought about the end of the Last Glacial Maiximum, where is the impact structure? There should be a crater, but despite extensive searches, no identifiable crater structure has been found.

    One possibility that has been put forward is that the impact was of a type known as an oblique impact. Oblique impacts are unique, because the impactor does not embed itself into the crust of the planet. The angle of approach is so low that the impactor just grazes the crust, after which it continues on its journey and heads back out into space. This results in a total lack of normal, recognizable crater structure.

    So the possibility of an oblique impact may explain why no significant crater has been found. Oblique impacts also have a signature "butterfly wing" ejecta pattern, a pattern that is displayed in the dispersal of the Carolina Bays.
    One other interesting implication of an oblique impact is the destruction it would have caused to the ice sheet. A normal impact would have penetrated the ice down to the crust, but an oblique would have plowed a trough through the ice for many miles both before and after making contact with the crust.

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