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  • Reply to: Does the Ancient Symbolism of the Los Angeles Public Library Hide a Luciferian Undertone?   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: bethehagens

    I enjoyed the article very much—especially being a Los Angeles native in the days when the card catalog was still active. I left LA for the University of Chicago, and so clearly there was some influence from somewhere! I spent a lot of time in both the LA library and Rockefeller Chapel.

    An odd factoid is that the LA Library gave up its sunshine rights in order for a huge skyscraper (which for many years was called Library Tower) to be built. In return, the Library got a much needed renovation. In the movie Independence Day (mid 1990s), New Age LA denizens chant their way to the top of Library Tower to call in the space aliens to bless them with their presence on Earth, , ,at which point the aliens torch the Tower!

  • Reply to: Gone and Forgotten: The Sad Fate of the Witches of Prussia   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Angela Warn

    They forgot one I am generation's of Prussian lol

  • Reply to: Over 20,000 Have Petitioned to Drink the ‘Pharaoh Punch’ of the Black Sarcophagus   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Vivian Davis

    Yuk!

  • Reply to: Over 20,000 Have Petitioned to Drink the ‘Pharaoh Punch’ of the Black Sarcophagus   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Vivian Davis

    The longer I live the more I wonder about the sanity of some people.

  • Reply to: The haunting rock art of Sego Canyon – extra-terrestrials or spiritual visions?   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Adam Andres

    Does this remind anyone else of Norse mythology. You have swords, valkaries, people in armor, and I seen Loki in there too

  • Reply to: Carved Bones Surface Belonging to a Very Special Woman   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Pootie

    Maybe she was a witch and those markings were to keep her from attacking after her life? I am sure that they Mayans had shamans, so maybe they had negative entities with magical powers. Maybe they didn't call her a witch, but some Native American tribes had witch lore.

  • Reply to: Why Isn’t This Map in the History Books?   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: kalsee credit union

    they should not be in history books, since most is nonsense. e.g. the "Cherokees" were still in Ny area in 1500. they did not move south until early 1700, slaughtering all the local tribes on their rampage.

  • Reply to: Newgrange: Monument to Immortality   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: 333

    Newgrange was dedicated to reincarnation
    The art of memory at sacred sites allowed the reincarnated to remember their previous life

  • Reply to: Ancient Indian Sages Who Held Advanced Knowledge on Science and Technology   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Seff

    The autor is a "trickster", the history AS a science will not exist if tricks will be the integral part of the thought processes. My guess this site desperately needs a serious moderator )

  • Reply to: Ancient Greek Theater: Is it a Man’s World?   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: T Davina McClain

    Take shots, not tack shots

  • Reply to: Ancient Greek Theater: Is it a Man’s World?   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: T Davina McClain

    "Classics professors looking to justify their tenure have made a lot of the ins and outs of these two festivals."-' why was this necessary? Why did you feel the need to tack shots at people who are trying to learn and teach? This rudeness was unnecessary and undermines the credibility of your writing. If you have some great insight, share it, but there is no need for such arrogant rudeness.

  • Reply to: The Giants of Ancient Egypt: Part 1 - A Lost Legacy of the Pharaohs   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: awanderer

    Actually one mace head from Hierakonpolis belonged to Narmer and another one to Scorpio. Which of course does not make the two the same person.

  • Reply to: The Giants of Ancient Egypt: Part 1 - A Lost Legacy of the Pharaohs   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: awanderer

    Please do your homework instead of going to the movies. Narmer (Meni, Gr. Menes) and Scorpio are two different kings. Narmer's Horus name is written with a catfish and chisel signs and that of Scorpio is writted with (surprise)... a scorpio ideogram! Narmer started the 1st dynasty as the unifier of Upper and Lower Egypt, he is present in Manetho and Turin king list. While Scorpio is one of elusive rulers of the so called 'zero dynasty' before Narmer with almost no historical record and is known mostly after those very mace heads in Ashmolean museum bearing his (i.e. Scorpio's) name.

  • Reply to: Stairway to Heaven: The Story of Jacob's Ladder   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Danielle Hermann

    The author of this article left out 4 very important lines about Jacob and what he said when Jacob awoke from his sleep/dream. This lines were this.....” WHEN JACOB AWOKE FROM HIS SLEEP, HE EXCLAIMED, ‘TRULY, THIS IS IN THIS SPOT, ALTHOUGH, I DID MOT KNOW IT!’ “. IN SOLEMN WONDER HE CRIED OUT: “HOW AWESOME IS THIS SHRINE! THIS IS NOTHING ELSE BUT AN ABODE OF GOD, AND THAT IS THE GATEWAY TO HEAVEN!”

  • Reply to: Thoth’s Storm: New Evidence for Ancient Egyptians in Ireland?   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Kekistani Kekbaalist

    Page 14 of The Annals of Clonmacnoise it says in the 12th year of the reign of Semiramis to the 33rd of Baleus there reigned the first monarch and eight monarchs in Assyria begun by Nibroth (Nimrod), son of Chus (Cush) who is son of Cham (Ham) who is son of Noeh (Noah).
    It says Nibroth (Nebu from Nbwt) was a real pain in the butt.who was a great hunter in the eyes of the lord before Djoser's Decree and the 1/10th tax.
    https://archive.org/stream/annalsofclonmacn00mage#page/14/mode/2up

    Kush is Chus is Zeus is Dios too
    Nebu of Nbwt is HaNebu the E1b1b V13 Ionian Greek of Cyrene (Syene) called Euboean, Nubian, Nibiru, Nabada and Naqada too

  • Reply to: Lighting Up Saqqara: An Electrifying Theory for the Serapeum Sarcophagi   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Frances

    Makes far more sense than oversized burial vaults for bulls. My thought is what else could have been in the chambers that might have conducted the energy from the vaults to other sites, copper wire perhaps?
    The idea that it was an audio tuned warning system is fabulous but wouldn't they be as well served by having a room full of cats or frogs who would go nuts if a land based cataclysmic event was about to happen.
    Look forward to further articles and comments, thank you both!

  • Reply to: New Studies Clash with Previous Analyses On the Life and Fate of Neanderthals   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Vritaniss

    Due to sharing a very similar diet, it is believed that Neanderthals and early humans competed for the same resources and that Neanderthals sorely loss. However, research has found that the genomes of Homo sapiens and Neanderthals are 99.84 percent genetically identical, and have fewer than 100 proteins that differ in their amino acid sequence. Did Neanderthals really lose then? We know early humans mated with Neanderthals. Many modern humans have Neanderthal DNA in them still. That's remarkable its continued to this day and age. It may be possible that many Neanderthals were simply assimilated and absorbed by early humans. This can simply be due to population size. While there could have been thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands Neanderthals, there simply were more early humans migrating into Neanderthal territory and the incoming numbers simply did not stop. That would then mean that at one point in time there would simply be way more early humans than Neanderthals. Its just numbers. That's all. Not that Neanderthals were intellectually inferior, became completely extinct, or lost these hunger games.

  • Reply to: Neanderthals Took Care of Deaf and Disabled Buddy Until Old Age   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Vritaniss

    This article was truly enlightening. Thank you for writing this. Neanderthals taking care of the deaf and disabled, burying their dead and perhaps even offering flowers to them, and making their own jewelry shows a truly creative people to me. This is a far cry from being the dumb brutish cavemen people misconceive about them. We have a lot to learn about the neanderthals. I truly believe we may be surprised by what we come to find. How can we think so lowly of them when many of us modern day humans have a small piece of them within us in our own DNA. We are part neanderthals. This could have only been a good thing for our survival as a species as diversity creates stronger offspring in the end.

  • Reply to: Histories of the Sassanian Kings Rivalry with the Romans Are Set in Stone at the Taq-e Bostan Monument   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: H.R.Athari

    Hi, thanks for your perfect job.
    The taghe_bostan and tagh_vasan are the same in meaning.Second one is in kurdish ,first in farsi. I was born in Kermanshah and I know both languages. If you need more infos mail me pls,.

  • Reply to: Did Neanderthals make jewelry 130,000 years go? Eagle claws provide clues   5 years 9 months ago
    Comment Author: Vritaniss

    I am willing to accept that I may be wrong but I really believe in due time we will come to discover that neanderthals were a lot smarter, ingenious and creative than we give them credit for. We first pictured them as brutish people living in caves. But the more we learn of them, the more it seems that this was very far from the case. You have to wonder if neanderthals migrated to various parts of the world long before Cro Magnon - they were certainly curious or wise enough to know they had to leave in order to survive.

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