Suppressed By Scholars: Twin Ancient Cultures On Opposite Sides Of The Pacific

Frontiers of Anthropology ^ | 5-14-2012 | Dale Drinnon

[Renfield]

One of the greatest archaeological riddles—and one of the grossest academic omissions—of our time is the untold story of the parallel ruins left by two seemingly unrelated ancient civilizations: the ancient Mayans on one side of the Pacific Ocean and the ancient Balinese on the other. The mysterious and unexplained similarities in their architecture, iconography, and religion are so striking and profound that the Mayans and Balinese seem to have been twin civilizations—as if children of the same parent. Yet, incredibly, this mystery is not only being ignored by American scholars, it’s being suppressed.

What does archaeology have to do with big politics and big business? Everything. This next statement, written in boldface, may sound absurd to you; but please keep reading, then look at the photographic evidence in this article, then draw your own conclusion:

By controlling major academic institutions and the mass media, a vastly wealthy elite group of powerful corporate families is successfully hiding historical and spiritual truths of our ancient past. The goal of this group is to maintain a secretive global system of economic and political tyranny that their forefathers established more than a century ago that was once termed the “Invisible Government” by influential American leaders.....

[WMarshal]

"As far as early colonization of the Americas, I suspect that most of the evidence is under the water of the continental shelf. The seas rose and fell a good amount during the last 200,000 years or so."

I totally agree. I wonder what is hidden under the mud of the Missippi delta. The delta would have had a mild, favorable climate during the last ice age and would have been a natural location for a villages and cities. When the last ice age ended 9000 years ago the sea levels rose 300 feet and the Mississippi River would have covered them in sediment.

[lefty-lie-spy]

This is very interesting, but us skeptics know that correlation is not causation. I love this kind of stuff, but written as it is here its just too Erik Von Danniken. But fun to consider nonetheless

[null and void]

IBTIGTG

(In before the inevitable Giorgio Tsoukalos graphic)

If you insist...

[muawiyah]

So, a single source ~ Fujian Province ~ where all the overseas Chinese for the last 3,500 years have originated.

[muawiyah]

Let’s see the DNA

[muawiyah]

ALL East Asians can have the mongolian spot as it’s called ~ as can lots of white folks! DNA is more reliable.

[vladimir998]

http://www.science-frontiers.com/sf068/sf068b07.htm

[Oratam]

I imagine, in a Lovecraftian sort of way, a massive ruined city under the sea where the Hudson Canyon drops off to the abyssal plain.

[RedMDer]

Keep FR Running Let's get to Yellow!

[Army Air Corps]

Did they not bring that tech with them?

[blam]

Voyages Of The Pyramid Builders

They all have their origins in:

Sundaland

[Sarajevo]

And from whom did the American Indians (north America) get the bows and arrows?

Wal-martania

[Pelham]

http://memegenerator.net/Giorgio-A-Tsoukalos-Hair

[wolfcreek]

Don’t know about the Balinese but, the Mayans Or ancesters of) are considered a lower class of people in their own land.

Politics and hate cloud history once again?

[cerberus]

The Cosmic Serpent by Jeremy Narby presents an intriguing hypothesis about this type of thing.

http://deoxy.org/narbystew.htm