The Egg Island theory (Where Did Columbus Make Landfall?)

To: Keith Pickering

Whaaaat! Raise the level of discussion?!?! Why, I oughta add you to the GGG ping list... ;') We have the "normal" ping list (individual pings, one per thread, done as a single message from each thread) and the weekly digest, which some prefer.

If you're only on one ping list, the volume shouldn't bother you much. There are a bunch of Columbus related threads in the GGG listing, which I'll try to extract in a few minutes (from the file here on the iMac) and email 'em.

Also, if you scroll up a bit you'll see the link to the GGG keyword page, which shows all the threads which have been added, in order of their being added. I use that myself when I'm somewhere besides home and can't find some darned thread or other. Unfortunately there's no alternative sort, but hey, this is "free republic" not "pay extra republic."

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41 posted on 09/22/2004 10:31:46 PM PDT by SunkenCiv (http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/keyword?k=napalminthemorning)

Hmm. A lot here. Changed my mind, I'm postin' it. Alpha sorted. These are the topics related to Columbus, not the threads about precolumbian this and that:

Christophoros Columbus: A Byzantine Prince from Chios, Greece

Posted by Destro
On General/Chat 08/05/2004 5:48:37 PM PDT · 12 replies · 140+ views

grecoreport.com | 1982 | Ruth G. Durlacher-Wolper
Christophoros Columbus: A Byzantine Prince from Chios, Greece, by Ruth G. Durlacher-WolperCover of the book by Ruth G. Durlacher-Wolper. Over 500 years ago, Admiral Christophoros Columbus stepped upon the soil of San Salvador Island, Bahamas, in the New World, with the banner of the Royal Standard of Spain flying in all its glory. The captains of La Nina and La Pinta followed him off the La Santa Maria, carrying the banners of the Green Cross. Behind them came the weary crew -- men whose faith had weakened during the hard journey, but who had had their faith revived time and...

DNA Results Could ID Columbus

Posted by blam
On News/Activism 01/22/2004 8:15:04 AM PST · 3 replies · 10+ views

Discovery.com | 1-22-2004 | Rossella Lorenzi
DNA Results Could ID Columbus By Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery News Columbus' Remains Jan. 21, 2004 -- The long-standing cultural dispute over Christopher Columbus' final resting place could take a new turn as further DNA tests are carried out by an Italian university. DNA technology will be applied by the University of Pavia's laboratories to fragments of bones now kept in a box in the university's library. The remains come from Santo Domingo, one of Columbus' debated burial places. "They were given by the bishop of Santo Domingo to Pavia University in 1880, as it was thought that Columbus studied here....

Italian Skeletons Reveal Old World Diseases

Posted by blam
On News/Activism 04/13/2004 5:22:18 PM PDT · 28 replies · 5+ views

Discovery News | 4-13-2004 | Rossella Lorenzi
Italian Skeletons Reveal Old World Diseases By Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery News Columbus: Syphilis Spreader? April 12, 2004 -- Researchers investigating Italian cemeteries have found further evidence to confirm that syphilis and rheumatoid arthritis plagued the Americas long before the arrival of Columbus. Involving various sites throughout Italy, the study examined 688 skeletons dating from the Bronze Age to the Black Plague epidemic of 1485-1486. The remains were investigated for the presence of bony alterations characteristic of rheumatoid arthritis, gout, spondyloarthropathy and syphilis-causing organisms, called treponemes. Indeed, syphilis is known to scar and deform bones. Legend holds that Columbus and his...

Reputed Columbus Remains in Spain Exhumed

Posted by NormsRevenge
On News/Activism 06/02/2003 7:15:01 PM PDT · 12 replies · 37+ views

Yahoo News! | 6/2/03 | Ciaran Giles - AP
Reputed Columbus Remains in Spain Exhumed By CIARAN GILES, Associated Press Writer MADRID, Spain - A chest containing the supposed remains of Christopher Columbus was exhumed Monday for DNA and other tests to determine whether the bones are really those of the famed explorer. The test aims to settle a long debate over where Colombus is buried: in Spain's Seville Cathedral or in a sprawling monument in the Dominican Republic's capital, Santo Domingo. In the presence of two descendants of Columbus -- Jaime and Anunicada Colon de Carvajal -- researchers removed two boxes from an ornate tomb at the cathedral...

Ship confirmed as one used by Christopher Columbus

Posted by LarryLied
On News/Activism 05/02/2002 8:29:21 AM PDT · 9 replies · 6+ views

Ananova | 5/02/02 | staff
Experts are confident a ship found off the Panama coast did belong to Christopher Columbus. After six months of research, scientists and archaeologists are sure the ship was used on his last trip to America. It was found 155 miles east of Panama City. Director of the National Culture Institute of Panama, Rafael Ruiloba, told the Clarin newspaper: "There is now sufficient evidence that this is La Vizcaina." Researchers have learned the ship was made with the same material and using the same process used at the end of the 15th century. It also coincides with the historic description of...

Was Columbus Greek?

Posted by Destro
On News/Activism 12/23/2002 9:33:24 AM PST · 37 replies · 52+ views

greecetravel.com | 2003 | Matt Barrett
Was Columbus Greek?Was Columbus a woolworker from Genoa or a Byzantine Prince and sailor from the island of Chios in what was then the Republic of Genoa? The ferry that sails between the island of Lesvos and Athens port city of Pireaus stops at the island of Chios, a few miles off the coast of Asia Minor. If you are traveling from Athens it arrives at four a.m. and unless you are awakened by the change in the rhythm of the ship's engines as it slows down and backs into the quay you won't even know you have been there....

Young Bones Lay Columbus Myth To Rest

Posted by blam
On News/Activism 08/12/2004 8:16:56 AM PDT · 17 replies · 864+ views

The Guardian (UK) | 8-11-2004 | Giles Tremlett
Young bones lay Columbus myth to rest Giles Tremlett in Madrid Wednesday August 11, 2004 The Guardian (UK) A centuries-old historical row over the whereabouts of the body of Christopher Columbus appeared to have been solved yesterday when scientists in Spain conceded that the corpse buried at Seville's gothic Santa Maria cathedral was not that of the famous explorer. Instead, the bones they studied were probably those of his lesser known son, Diego, who was a small and weedy man, unlike his father. Christopher Columbus's body, the experts say, almost certainly lies back in the "new world" he sailed to...

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42 posted on 09/22/2004 10:41:36 PM PDT by SunkenCiv (http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/keyword?k=napalminthemorning)

43 posted on 02/04/2005 11:22:08 PM PST by SunkenCiv (Ted "Kids, I Sunk the Honey" Kennedy is just a drunk who's never held a job (or had to).)

To: blam; FairOpinion; StayAt HomeMother; Ernest_at_the_Beach

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44 posted on 10/10/2005 10:28:37 AM PDT by SunkenCiv (Down with Dhimmicrats! I last updated by FR profile on Sunday, August 14, 2005.)

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The Transatlantic Tracks of Columbus
by Keith A. Pickering
A lecture to the Society for the History of Discoveries
Cody, Wyoming
September 11, 2004
http://www.columbusnavigation.com/shd2004.shtml

Weighing the Columbus Cargo
The Washington Times | October 10, 2005 | Edward Hudgins
Posted on 10/10/2005 9:55:22 AM EDT by Ed Hudgins
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1499835/posts

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Christophoros Columbus: A Byzantine Prince from Chios, Greece
	Posted by Destro On General/Chat 08/05/2004 5:48:37 PM PDT · 12 replies · 140+ views grecoreport.com \| 1982 \| Ruth G. Durlacher-Wolper Christophoros Columbus: A Byzantine Prince from Chios, Greece, by Ruth G. Durlacher-WolperCover of the book by Ruth G. Durlacher-Wolper. Over 500 years ago, Admiral Christophoros Columbus stepped upon the soil of San Salvador Island, Bahamas, in the New World, with the banner of the Royal Standard of Spain flying in all its glory. The captains of La Nina and La Pinta followed him off the La Santa Maria, carrying the banners of the Green Cross. Behind them came the weary crew -- men whose faith had weakened during the hard journey, but who had had their faith revived time and...

DNA Results Could ID Columbus
	Posted by blam On News/Activism 01/22/2004 8:15:04 AM PST · 3 replies · 10+ views Discovery.com \| 1-22-2004 \| Rossella Lorenzi DNA Results Could ID Columbus By Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery News Columbus' Remains Jan. 21, 2004 -- The long-standing cultural dispute over Christopher Columbus' final resting place could take a new turn as further DNA tests are carried out by an Italian university. DNA technology will be applied by the University of Pavia's laboratories to fragments of bones now kept in a box in the university's library. The remains come from Santo Domingo, one of Columbus' debated burial places. "They were given by the bishop of Santo Domingo to Pavia University in 1880, as it was thought that Columbus studied here....

Italian Skeletons Reveal Old World Diseases
	Posted by blam On News/Activism 04/13/2004 5:22:18 PM PDT · 28 replies · 5+ views Discovery News \| 4-13-2004 \| Rossella Lorenzi Italian Skeletons Reveal Old World Diseases By Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery News Columbus: Syphilis Spreader? April 12, 2004 -- Researchers investigating Italian cemeteries have found further evidence to confirm that syphilis and rheumatoid arthritis plagued the Americas long before the arrival of Columbus. Involving various sites throughout Italy, the study examined 688 skeletons dating from the Bronze Age to the Black Plague epidemic of 1485-1486. The remains were investigated for the presence of bony alterations characteristic of rheumatoid arthritis, gout, spondyloarthropathy and syphilis-causing organisms, called treponemes. Indeed, syphilis is known to scar and deform bones. Legend holds that Columbus and his...

Reputed Columbus Remains in Spain Exhumed
	Posted by NormsRevenge On News/Activism 06/02/2003 7:15:01 PM PDT · 12 replies · 37+ views Yahoo News! \| 6/2/03 \| Ciaran Giles - AP Reputed Columbus Remains in Spain Exhumed By CIARAN GILES, Associated Press Writer MADRID, Spain - A chest containing the supposed remains of Christopher Columbus was exhumed Monday for DNA and other tests to determine whether the bones are really those of the famed explorer. The test aims to settle a long debate over where Colombus is buried: in Spain's Seville Cathedral or in a sprawling monument in the Dominican Republic's capital, Santo Domingo. In the presence of two descendants of Columbus -- Jaime and Anunicada Colon de Carvajal -- researchers removed two boxes from an ornate tomb at the cathedral...

Ship confirmed as one used by Christopher Columbus
	Posted by LarryLied On News/Activism 05/02/2002 8:29:21 AM PDT · 9 replies · 6+ views Ananova \| 5/02/02 \| staff Experts are confident a ship found off the Panama coast did belong to Christopher Columbus. After six months of research, scientists and archaeologists are sure the ship was used on his last trip to America. It was found 155 miles east of Panama City. Director of the National Culture Institute of Panama, Rafael Ruiloba, told the Clarin newspaper: "There is now sufficient evidence that this is La Vizcaina." Researchers have learned the ship was made with the same material and using the same process used at the end of the 15th century. It also coincides with the historic description of...

Was Columbus Greek?
	Posted by Destro On News/Activism 12/23/2002 9:33:24 AM PST · 37 replies · 52+ views greecetravel.com \| 2003 \| Matt Barrett Was Columbus Greek?Was Columbus a woolworker from Genoa or a Byzantine Prince and sailor from the island of Chios in what was then the Republic of Genoa? The ferry that sails between the island of Lesvos and Athens port city of Pireaus stops at the island of Chios, a few miles off the coast of Asia Minor. If you are traveling from Athens it arrives at four a.m. and unless you are awakened by the change in the rhythm of the ship's engines as it slows down and backs into the quay you won't even know you have been there....

Young Bones Lay Columbus Myth To Rest
	Posted by blam On News/Activism 08/12/2004 8:16:56 AM PDT · 17 replies · 864+ views The Guardian (UK) \| 8-11-2004 \| Giles Tremlett Young bones lay Columbus myth to rest Giles Tremlett in Madrid Wednesday August 11, 2004 The Guardian (UK) A centuries-old historical row over the whereabouts of the body of Christopher Columbus appeared to have been solved yesterday when scientists in Spain conceded that the corpse buried at Seville's gothic Santa Maria cathedral was not that of the famous explorer. Instead, the bones they studied were probably those of his lesser known son, Diego, who was a small and weedy man, unlike his father. Christopher Columbus's body, the experts say, almost certainly lies back in the "new world" he sailed to...