Here is one for sale online outside Dublin
Posted on 08/23/2013 6:12:21 PM PDT by SunkenCiv
Milling machine is Irish for Backhoe I’d wager.
The textiles found with the Bog People of Windover, shows they were NOT primitive people— so many weave designs.
At :58 through 6:20 plus on this youtube is on the textiles discovered, their rapid decomposition, and the help of the genius who developed paralene for the Titanic, to permanently perserve for study all the fiber fabrics, a Bruce Humphrey:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbayBEbIEwc
Ingenuity, genius— what made and can still make America great.
perserve=preserve.
On a side note here... went back through the Anasazi story where Dr. Turner was raked over the coals by the “rousseau-Indians were so pure” crowd of PC Indian history revisionists, because he proved cannabilism in that cultural time period.
They assumed the claims were the Anasazi were the cannibals. No, later work (proving the cannabilism by analysing petrified pooh with human muscle tissue in them) showed someone else was eating the Anasazi.
Enter the Toltec. The architecture of Chaco Canyon mimics the “ball fields” of the olmec/toltec culture of competition and death and.... cannabilism.
The Anasazi moved up on the mountain sides because of FEAR of these animals. Then, within 200 years.... they were ALL gone because of real climate change, and starvation.
Chilling stuff. What would be the modern equivalent of such tectonic shifts in culture and survival of civilization? Maybe an EMP pulse weapon delivered by 8th Century islamofascists or their proxys.... from Mexico across an open border. Ok, too much coffee, a mois.
Here is one for sale online outside Dublin
Yes, and I suspect this poor fellow may be a bit more closely related.
What I would like to see is DNA sequencing of THESE Titusville, FL Windover bog people vs. “celtic” bog people of this Laois find. We might be surprised to learn....shock of shocks (not— see: Kennewick Man) that so called Europeans (maybe— more precisely Celtic peoples as in most of the Celtic migration— Gaul to Spanish peninsula to Ireland to Scotland) were already in N. America when the “land bridge” “native-Americans” crossed over from Siberia.
The genetics of all this is freaking out the PC crowd and the PC industry of native-American “here first” claims. You know, the indian casinos then are just political payoff for the “genocide” from the “whites”. When what ought to happen is we find descendents from the European genetic tribes that these “native Americans” wiped out in THEIR genocide, and uh- give them the casinos LOL!!.
There is no imprimatur to do anything like this, politically— far better for the dems to advocate open immigration and the creation of Aztlan from a “pure” toltec/olmec heritage of damned cannibals who wiped out the Anasazi. No problem for dems and rinos who specialize in cannibalization— they eat their own especially targeting the dwindling middle class. Rant off— no more coffee LOL.
Yeah, the road grinders for re-surface re-using of asphalt. But how far down to discover a bog body 2k years old?
"The oldest human remains found in the Americas were recently "discovered" in the storeroom of Mexico's National Museum of Anthropology. Found in central Mexico in 1959, the five skulls were radiocarbon dated by a team of researchers from the United Kingdom and Mexico and found to be 13,000 years old. They pre-date the Clovis culture by a couple thousand years, adding to the growing evidence against the Clovis-first model for the first peopling of the Americas.
"Of additional significance is the shape of the skulls, which are described as long and narrow, very unlike those of modern Native Americans."
That was a great series, thanks for posting it.
Thanks for that information.
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Ingenuity, genius— what made and can still make America great.
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So true.
Probably will get done, I hope you’re right about that.
The Celts’ ancestors were in Central Asia 2000 BC; the Book of Invasions used to be pooh-poohed, until the archaeological record confirmed one of the burial practices attributed to one of the book’s groups, and in the right order in the strata.
This practice of human sacrifice and dumping the body in the bog may have moved from west to east, i.e., one of the pre-Celtic population layers in the British Isles may have influenced others some way or other — the Danes have found bog bodies dating from about 500 bc to 500 ad, actually at least one more recent and possibly an identifiable historic person.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/fr/1642165/posts?page=80#80
I was trying to figure-out how one would unearth a body using one of those; in my experience they are bolted to the floor in large buildings.
I am ignorant about milling machines
I always thought of them as machinist stationary tools
I always called them cold planers or gator planers due to the road back they leave behind
I have bought the refuse topcoat for paving to mix with crusher run and roll out
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