''Ernest McClain's book constitutes an intellectual breakthrough of utmost
significance. It offers a persuasive explanation of crucial passages in texts of
world literature—the Ṛg Veda, the Egyptian Book of the Dead, the Bible,
Plato—that have defied
beautiful archaeological things...
The Clay Bison of Tuc D'Audobert
How beautiful are these 15000 BCE....modeled from clay in cave. Amazing. can still see the finger marks of artists
Read more…A cheerful read for a Sunday morning, or maybe not. If one has bought into the bogus new age grasping for ascension, the singularity, and becoming God, then one should know ones fellow travelers. I am mightily suspicious of the ubiquitous Ray Kurzwei
Read more…The Ark of the Covenant and The Hill of Tara
During 1899 and 1902, members of the British-Israel Association of London came to Co Meath to dig up the Hill of Tara. These ‘British-Israelites’ believed they would find buried there the Ark of the Coven
Read more…Source ~ https://thediplomat.com/2019/03/an-ancient-japanese-shrine-debuts-a-buddhist-robot/
Kyoto, Japan’s ancient former capital, is home to temples, shrines, and imperial gardens. As the birthplace of Japanese tradition, the city attracts s
The Ancient Middle Eastern Capital City--
Reflection and Navel of the World 1
Professor Stefan Maul, University of Heidelberg
Text translated by Thomas Lampert, Ph.D., Berlin, Germany
If one compares Akkadian concepts designating "past" and "fut
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Love this...be great if we could do it :)
Source ~ https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2018/07/the-electric-flight-of-spiders/564437/
Article by Ed Yong
On October 31, 1832, a young naturalist named Charles Darwin walked onto the
Persia is
one of the world's oldest continuous major civilizations, with historical and urban settlements dating back to 7000 BC. (Wikipedia)
Persian civilization, Achaemenid period, 5th century B.C. Frieze depicting griffin- lion of glazed bri
Read more…A subject I find fascinating.
There are so many unexplained anomalies.
To see dense stone cut with such mechanical precision and yet to claim that people relied on chisels.
Here is where I will put some videos and articles about the possibilities.
A
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I read this last evening on the BBC website...I love this story. The whole thing about the Denisovans is still mysterious - were they a separate species all of their own or a subspecies of Neanderthals? In Archaeology schools not much is being taug
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