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| 11.19.01
| Linda Moulton Howe
Posted on 11/21/2001 11:08:00 AM PST by callisto
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To: callisto
bump
81
posted on
11/22/2001 7:22:33 AM PST
by
VOA
To: callisto; blam; Ernest_at_the_Beach
Names for the title of the bump list, anyone?
Digging the Past
Stones, Bones, Tomes and Thrones
Gods, Graves, Glyphs and Myths
To: blam
Forget about lowering cameras-2,200 feet down is a shallow dive for many of the undersea reasearch subs.
Why not send one or more down, look around and take relevant pictures and stop all this speculation? -Tom
To: Capt. Tom
"Forget about lowering cameras-2,200 feet down is a shallow dive for many of the undersea reasearch subs. Why not send one or more down, look around and take relevant pictures and stop all this speculation? -Tom I couldn't agree with you more. I think there's a lot of 'territoryism' going on and then, there's the Cubans. (...Or, they realise there's nothing to this story and are 'milking' it.)
84
posted on
11/22/2001 8:01:28 AM PST
by
blam
To: blam
Carthage The ruins at North Salem seem to be of Mediterranean style, possibly Phoenician, dated about 1000 BC. There isn't much question that the Phoenicians were most active just before the rise of what I call modern civilization [Rome]. Hapgood said that he believed the Phoenician era was actually between civilized times, that there seem to have been well-developed civilizations before Phoenicians and those civilizations had declined to practical non-existence. Hapgood also happened to be from a town where there is an underground culture that believes the earth flips on its axis now and then. The idea of catastrophe runs deep.
To: Sabertooth; blam; Ernest_at_the_Beach
Digging the Past Stones, Bones, Tomes and Thrones
Gods, Graves, Glyphs and Myths
All excellent selections! It's a hard choice between the last two, but I'd vote for
Gods, Graves, Glyphs, and Myths.
86
posted on
11/22/2001 2:25:34 PM PST
by
callisto
To: callisto; Ernest_at_the_Beach
I'd vote for Gods, Graves, Glyphs, and Myths.
Thanks, I like that one too.
But do dinosaur stories go there, or do they get their own list?
That would be one argument for Stones, Bones, Tomes and Thrones.
To: callisto; Sabertooth; Ernest_at_the_Beach
I'll nominate the title of two books by anthropologist Marvin Harris. (He died last week at the age of 74.) Excellent books: "Our Kind" and "Kings and Cannibals" I do like, "Gods, Graves, Glyphs and Myths"though.
88
posted on
11/22/2001 2:42:18 PM PST
by
blam
To: RightWhale
I believe the original occupancy at North Salem, NH, was in the area of 2000 BC plus or minus 300 years. This was a time of intensive exploitation of copper reserves in the Lake Superior area by Mediterranean technology and societies based in lower Iberia, Tunisia, and even Lebanon.
The word "Tartessian" somehow sums that up: the overlords and businessmen Semitic; the laborers (and seamen) probably often Celtic.
89
posted on
11/22/2001 2:43:37 PM PST
by
crystalk
To: RightWhale
" Hapgood also happened to be from a town where there is an underground culture that believes the earth flips on its axis now and then." I think it has been proven that the magnetic poles 'flip' from time to time. But, I have difficulty with the axis 'flip.' (what a mess that would be, huh)
90
posted on
11/22/2001 2:48:27 PM PST
by
blam
To: Sabertooth
But do dinosaur stories go there, or do they get their own list?
I could see them fitting into the
"Graves" part of
Gods, Graves, Glyphs and Myths
91
posted on
11/22/2001 2:57:44 PM PST
by
callisto
To: callisto; Ernest_at_the_Beach; blam; Victoria Delsoul
That's a stretch.
How about a separate list for Dragons and Dinosaurs?
Dinosaurs and Dragons?
To: callisto
"I could see them fitting into the "Graves" part of Gods, Graves, Glyphs and Myths"Should relate to humans and human activity only. (I don't give a hoot about dinos and dragons.)
93
posted on
11/22/2001 3:36:06 PM PST
by
blam
To: callisto
Magnuson Park, Seattle, 2001
94
posted on
11/22/2001 3:48:44 PM PST
by
Force12
To: curmudgeonII; gdani; balrog666; summer
It's time for you to get a reality check, if you still believe all the establishment swill.
To: rightofrush
It's time for you to get a reality check, if you still believe all the establishment swill.
Really? What swill is that?
Meanwihile, don't waste my time with endless piling of speculation upon speculation, show me a video of carvings on rocks from 2200 feet beneath the surface of the sea (which weren't dumped there the week before). Show me evidence, not bullsh!t.
Doesn't anyone remember the hyping of the "road" off Bermuda's coast that was nothing but dumped ballast stones?
To: blam; callisto; Sabertooth
How about a separate list for Dragons and Dinosaurs? That makes sense to me.!!
"Gods, Graves, Glyphs and Myths"
Kind of a provocative title, people would click on it to just see what the heck it is!
What is a Glyph?
Anyway /Both sound fine to me!!!
To: Ernest_at_the_Beach
Nevermind the question regarding glyphs.
Mayan and Mesoamerican glyphs.---
To: Ernest_at_the_Beach
What is a Glyph?
It's what a lemming with a head cold jumps off of.
To: Sabertooth
LOL!!
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