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  • Reply to: 12th Century Church Gutted by Fire Leaving Locals Devastated   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: pacman7331

    Isn’t it Interesing how these “FIRES” keep burning down these ancient churches? It wasn’t just Notre Damme, or this one, it’s been hundreds throughout Europe… I suppose nobody looked on social media to see a bunch of migrants celebrating it have they? They have been quite elated about it. 

  • Reply to: DNA of 5,000-Year-Old Woman Links Modern Indians to Ancient Indus Valley Civilization   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: Mary Madeline

    This is exciting but at the same time commonsense. From The American Holy Bible the earliest stories are from Iraq. Still very imfortavive and exciting.

  • Reply to: Ivory Hunters Decimate 50,000 Year Old Mammoth Graveyard   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: Tree Adam Myers

    It's historical terrorism, treat them like such.

  • Reply to: Hunt for Vandals Who Defaced Ancient Rock Formation   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: Gary Moran

    I hope they get a stiff sentence when caught, should have to lick it off, maybe that would be a deterrent to future stupid and inconsiderate actions. They obviously have no respect for treasures that should be shared by others, and think only of themselves. I just wonder how ignorant someone must be to inflict damage in such a selfish way and then tell the world about it. 

  • Reply to: What Became of the Coneheads?   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: mgleckler

    Well done writing this article, very comprehensive of this important topic.

  • Reply to: Chaos and Cover-ups: What Evidence Exists of an Ancient Pole Shift?   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: OZ6YM

    It is called “precession”, this wobbling movement of the Earth's orbit around the sun
    displacing the sun's radiation to the earth up to 30 degrees.
    This has implications for desertification in North Africa, and also mammuths living i the north of Sibiria. Mammoths lived in a temperate climate like in Spain today up to 74 N.

    Precession has a cycle of approx. 25,000 years ago, and just 11,600 years ago, which is Plato's time for the destruction of Atlantis, this precession was at something close to its peak at 30 degres, causing the African monsoon to fall over the Sahara, which then was a wetland with large lakes.
    Skeletons have been found of whales and other marine animals, well within the Sahara area, confirm this.

    What is more likely than that the mountains in Plato's narrative are the Moroccan Atlas Mountains. ATLAS was the first king of Atlantis, and that to the south of these mountains is a structure that completely matches Plato's description with the concentric rings, which clearly shows that they have been inundated with enormous quantities of water, The Rishat Structure is Atlantis.

    Read more here: https://planker.dk/AndreArtikler/The%20Legendary%20%20Atlantis.pdf

     

  • Reply to: What Became of the Coneheads?   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: Gary Moran

    Well written, and the documentation is thorough – thanks Karen.

    From everything I’ve seen and read, I’m convinced that many of the elongated skulls are from individuals that were born with that, not artificially formed after birth. And, probably not a ‘birth defect’ as we understand that. Could they be the decendants of another of the branches of a ‘family tree’ that we’re discovering is a lot more complex and varied than mainstream science is willing to admit? 

    There are numerous written reports of burials uncovered in the US of skeletons of very tall individuals, many with elongated skulls. Unfortunately, the bones that survived are now either lost, hidden away, or re-patriated to Native tribes for re-burial, so no study is possible. Sure makes the existence of natural elongated skulls easy to deny.

    Maybe they will match up one of the skulls with a finger bone and declare them Denisovans!

  • Reply to: Modern Scots Share DNA With Dark Age Picts   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: pacman7331

    Thats good. Hopefully they can re-kindle that past. 

  • Reply to: Please introduce yourself   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: @las

    Hi.  Am I too late for introductions!?  Got here a little past fate, ah!?  Favorite Pegagus and the beat necks (Fathers of the Arts!?) Studying Ancient Greek Mythology is a trick because no one can remember if Chaos made Uranius or did Uranius make Chaos… god issues to sort out which gods came first needs to be addressed in detail… any help here or are these posts as cold as they are old!?  Otherwise, I feel like the editor “gnats on” topic and look forward to further engagement (if the shoe fits!?) – Christopher Costello    

  • Reply to: Meet Magnus Maximus, the Roman Usurper-Turned-Welsh Hero Who Inspired King Arthur   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: T1bbst3r

    Sounds like Saxon propaganda to me..... The greedy Magnus tried to conquer a Rome already in civil war, where basically with his help all the veterans slaughtered eachother and left Britain open to Saxon invasion (as well as the empire to its demise). The Britons in Brittany were refugees.

  • Reply to: Hairless Dogs Hang Out at Peru’s Ancient Pyramids   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: Mirella Ganoza

    It was in 2001 that the Peruvian hairless dog was declared a national heritage

  • Reply to: Modern Scots Share DNA With Dark Age Picts   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: Lancsman

    The ratio was well known in classical times – just check Greek architecture

  • Reply to: Mummification in Christianity: The Incredible Exploding Pope   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: TomS

    "mummified in the manner of the Jews"
    Do the Jews typically mummify their dead?

    I have never heard that aloe and myrrh are able to prevent a corpse from rotting. When I searched for materials used for mummification, I saw they did indeed use myrrh in the linens for odor control but nowhere did I see aloe used. I think these were healing substances, not mummification materials. Perhaps they believed he was not quite dead yet.

  • Reply to: Evidence that Noah’s Ark Landed on a Mountain 17 Miles South of Ararat   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: Tina Gonzalez

    That is so funny because there's enough video evidence to prove everything. All you have to do is watch the video footage.

  • Reply to: Hairless Dogs Hang Out at Peru’s Ancient Pyramids   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: riparianfrstlvr

    this dog you wrote about looks almost identical to the Mexican Xoloitzcuintli, as well as the mythalogical chupacabra

  • Reply to: Brave Enough To Spend A Night in England’s Most Haunted Prison?   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: T1bbst3r

    Known as shit and smell it by non locals as the road into Shepton mallet from wells stinks from the cider factory.
    I seem to remember being told that at one point lifers and drink drivers shared the same wing until it became just a lifer prison around 2000. There was a housing estate built for the guards of which some of the redundant ones will still live no doubt. I have been outside the gaol, it has a road going between its 2 buildings with a 2nd story walkway above where prisoners would be allowed from the wing to go for education amongst other things .....

  • Reply to: Like New: Locals and Experts Re-Chalk a ‘Rude’ Giant on a Hill   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: Gary Moran

    Go check out Serpent Mound if you are interested in landscape architecture.

  • Reply to: Aboriginal Australians Lose Land Rights to Coal Mine   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: Gary Moran

    If what you say is true, no, those people are not facing anywhere near the pain and deprivation of my ancestors, I’ll give you that.

     

  • Reply to: Trajan's Column: An Unyielding Pillar of Imperial Strength   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: aruvqan

    *sigh* Not to 'ethnic cleanse' - Romans didn't care what you were, if you were not a Roman citizen, you were effectively nothing. It wasn't based upon color, colony, not like we are today - it really was dependent upon your Roman status. You were one of 3 - slave, freed slave or peregrini. If you were a citizen, you were plebeian or patrician. If you were peregrini, you could earn citizenship by joining the legions as an auxiliary until the third century [sorry am on my tablet, it is pretty limited so I can't do the research and have to go by memory] at which point the emperor of the time made all free people Roman citizens. Now I will definitely agree that the Romans wanted the resources [slaves and material goods] but ethnic cleansing was not a part of the deal.

  • Reply to: Catholic Teachers Banned ‘Evil’ Harry Potter Books   4 years 8 months ago
    Comment Author: N2ART

    Oh how silly.  I was born and raised in a conservative church in Tennessee and taught in Christian schools and the kids loved Harry Potter (So did the teachers for that matter).  It’s fantasy fiction with great themes of good against evil.  My son and his wife are 23 and spent their honeymoon at Harry Potter World.  They’re Christians too and haven’t decided to practice witchcraft so far…

    I wonder if they’ve banned Lord of the Rings. Wouldn’t want those kids becoming elves.  

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