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German Archeologist Suggests Exploring Ancient Civilization In Pakistani Salt Range
Pakistan Link ^ | 11-20-2003

Posted on 11/20/2003 1:03:28 PM PST by blam

German Archeologist suggests exploring ancient civilization in Pakistani Salt Range

CHAKWAL (NNI): German Archeologist Madam Karron Wednesday said that salt range area is the heaven of archeology and fascinating for the western tourists.

The people of this area are the custodian of old human civilization and this area has a very strong cultural and historical back ground, she remarked while visiting Ban Amir Khatoon the fossils site area where more than 30 millions old fossils were discovered. The wife of the ambassador of Hungry based at Islamabad Mrs. Vera Sozlunki was also

accompanying her.

Local Geologist Malik Muhammad Riaz briefed about the fossils and told that he made this discovery in 1994 that raised the importance of this area.

The Pakistani Geologist continued as saying, “famous Pakistani archeologist Dr. Ahmad Hassan Dani visited this area many times and he claimed that this is the biggest concentration of fossils throughout the world.”

The local administration examined and tested these fossils from international laboratory and it was confirmed that these fossils are more than 30 million-year old. Secretary General Press Club Chakwal Khawaja Babar Salim told that all the evidences for the first man of human civilization was found in the salt range area and if research work should be done we are confident that the first human man must had been appeared in the salt range area of Pakistan.

Madam Karron shown great interest in these fossils and she was of the view that some

international archeological associations should invest their money and in return some startling discoveries of old human civilizations and dinosaurs could be unearthed from the area.

She also visited Dhoke Tahlian Dam which was constructed in the heart of the salt range area. Madam Karron claimed that she had visited many places of the world but salt range is very fascinating.


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21 posted on 11/20/2003 3:21:57 PM PST by blam
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They have left us artifacts and stone tablet pictures that say the anunnaki came from another planet within our own solar system. They call this planet "Nibiru" which is where the anunnaki come from, according to the Sumerian translations. The Sumerians say that the anunnaki live on Nibiru, which has a 3,600 year orbit around our sun. All the other information they state including the color of the outer planets, and even the distance between the planets, has been proven to be accurate. We sent space probes out in the 70's that took the first pictures in color, which confirmed the Sumerian descriptions.

The Sumerians were the first to invent over 100 of the first's for a modern culture. All academic references to the origins of writing, math, science, medicine, astronomy, lead to the Sumerian Culture and their amazing artifacts. We still use their math, medicine, science, time, music, astronomy, and many other fields, even to this day.

Sumerian Astronomy translations
Sumerian Astronomy (video)
Sumerian Artifacts

22 posted on 11/20/2003 3:27:59 PM PST by dennisw (G_d is at war with Amalek for all generations)
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that the whole idea of any preIslamic value and worth is negated...this is not some extremist thinking, but widely accepted conventional thinking, particularly in the Arab world.

I lived in Libya in my younger years.

My mother went out to some digs with the Swiss Ambassador's wife, who told her to bring a large purse. That is how I happen to have a mosaic ripped from the floor of some Roman housewife, circa Roman occupation in the first centuries of this era.

The Archeologist working there at the time told my Mom that, when he excitedly brought artifacts from this era to the Libyan Ministry of Whatever, they would smash them against the wall, shouting "It's not Arab!"

I did manage to be one of the few people to see an early Christian Church uncovered at that time. We had to climb down ladders to get to it. Of course, we females in our dresses (can't wear pants in a Muslim country) went down first to avoid them peeping up our skirts.

Yes, if it's not Arab (and by extension, Muslim), they adopt a posture that it's blasphemous.

23 posted on 11/20/2003 6:06:47 PM PST by happygrl
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Thereby they've destroyed quite a bit of the natives heritage. And without their heritage, teh natives become autmatons ready for jihad, witness afghanistan, Pakistan, Saudi A.
24 posted on 11/28/2003 6:22:44 AM PST by Cronos (W2004)
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BTTT
25 posted on 02/06/2004 4:42:26 PM PST by carpio
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Ancient Pakistanis packed in salt? How much/pound?


27 posted on 11/27/2006 11:31:11 AM PST by LIConFem (Just opened a new seafood restaurant in Great Britain, called "Squid Pro Quid")
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