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Ancient Atomic Warfare - Religious texts and geological evidence
New York Herald Tribune on February 16, 1947 ^
| New York Herald Tribune on February 16, 1947
| Ivan T. Sanderson
Posted on 07/22/2002 2:01:00 PM PDT by vannrox
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To: vannrox
Ivan Sanderson alert !!
Get your vitrified helmet liners out of storage , and don ( Donna for you ladies ) them immediately !!!
COPROLITE ALERT !!
To: Ernest_at_the_Beach; sourcery
fyi
To: rdb3
Rod, check this out. Have you ever heard of a book called Did Genesis Man Conquer Space? This person must have read it too.
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posted on
07/22/2002 4:59:20 PM PDT
by
Mark17
To: blam
ping!
To: vannrox
This was written pretty much in the pre "asteroid impact wiped out the dinosaurs" era, wasn't it? Velikovsky didn't publish his Worlds in Collision until 1950. After that there was a backlash against the idea of worldwide catastrophe. It appears that such folks as Baille have come up with a better explanation of these physical and legendary data.
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posted on
07/22/2002 5:07:43 PM PDT
by
aruanan
To: Mark17
I've heard of it, but I hadn't read it.
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posted on
07/22/2002 5:16:45 PM PDT
by
rdb3
To: blam
BUMP!
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posted on
07/22/2002 5:21:08 PM PDT
by
Cool Guy
To: aruanan; Looking for Diogenes; Ernest_at_the_Beach; vannrox
All explained by comet/meteor impacts and Tunguska type events of various sizes.
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posted on
07/22/2002 5:33:26 PM PDT
by
blam
To: vannrox
It be dragons, fire breathing dragons Matey.
To: All
I find this stuff interesting
thanks for posting it
and thanks for the comments (and links) by all
Love, Palo
To: MissAmericanPie
It be dragons, fire breathing dragons Matey.
See Mike Baille's From Exodus to Arthur to see just how many times fire-breathing dragons were used to describe phenomena consistent with meteoric/cometary impacts or close calls.
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posted on
07/22/2002 6:06:13 PM PDT
by
aruanan
To: aruanan; MissAmericanPie
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posted on
07/22/2002 6:14:01 PM PDT
by
blam
To: genefromjersey
Get your vitrified helmet liners out of storage , and don ( Donna for you ladies ) them immediately !!!Don's helmet liner isn't available, can I use Joe's instead?
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posted on
07/22/2002 6:17:24 PM PDT
by
Poohbah
To: vannrox
What the article doesn't mention are the radioactive (yes radioactive) skeletons that have been found at Pakistan and Scottish archaeological sites.
To: Poohbah
bump
To: vannrox
A noted scientist analysed the glass and found it to be melted Coca Cola bottles, circa 1956, hence the green color.
To: Paulus Invictus
"A noted scientist analysed the glass and found it to be melted Coca Cola bottles, circa 1956, hence the green color." The Gods Must Be Crazy, huh?
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posted on
07/22/2002 7:39:45 PM PDT
by
blam
To: Centurion2000
"What the article doesn't mention are the radioactive (yes radioactive) skeletons that have been found at Pakistan and Scottish archaeological sites. Sources/links?
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posted on
07/22/2002 7:41:10 PM PDT
by
blam
To: Looking for Diogenes
Thank you for that information, Diogenes.
A fine book on this very subject is "Fire On Earth" by John & Mary Gribbin. They maintain that asteroid and comet collisions have played major roles in shaping human history. I highly recommend it if you're interested in the subject.
These collisions are rather more frequent than most people believe but luckily most are small or at sea. Our planet is mostly water and the majority of objects striking the surface wouldn't be noticed at sea. It is only when a big one hits solid ground or in shallow waters that our attention is drawn.
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