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Originally posted by lostinspace
reply to post by WarminIndy
It is interesting customs are shared by cultures so far apart when travel time took months. The sea merchants must have been the means of this form of propagation in the ancient world. The crews of these sea merchants didn't necessarily share their beliefs with foreigners but their passengers probably did. Ancient passports handed out by the Sea Kings?
Have you seen photos of women's feet that were banded? That type of augmentation seems more extreme than adding neck rings. Foot binding reminds minds me of woman slavery. A woman with foot binding is not capable of running - to flee from her captors. Modern day stilettos are the remnants of that culture.
Dragons and serpents seem to be common in all cultures around the world. I wonder if it has to do with the era of the dinosaurs? The ancients must have dug up a few dinosaur bones while constructing some of their dwellings. I saw this Chinese shrine in Asia that had a dinosaur foot print inside it.
I tried to google "St. Christopher slaying a dragon" and I could not find any information. Could you please provide a link? The closest thing I could find was "Saint George and the Dragon" on the net. Thanks for making me look because after reading about Saint George I finally found the source material for the movie Dragonslayer - Produced by Paramount and Walt Disney. That is one of my all time favorite dragon movies.
Dragonslayer
Vermithrax Pejorative
Latin- “The Worm of Thrace who makes things worse.”
I find it interesting that we don’t depict most dinosaurs with horns but ancient mythology does. Vermithtrax Pejorative is no different. The objects on Tanit that appear to be braided hair could also be draping horns.
Originally posted by anti72
reply to post by Wolfenz
I posted earlier, to me those stones look clearly moulded, not cut, yes. The characteristics of the details indicate this..
look at the pictures 25 and 29..
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Originally posted by lostinspace
reply to post by Wolfenz
Even if it was concrete then who made the unbelievable molds that are no longer around?
The legend of the rock hewn churches of Lalibela, Ethiopia may shed some light.
"According to a 19th Century Ethiopian manuscript God inspired Lalibela to build the churches; moreover, after Lalibela's subjects had finished each day's work, the angels pitched in at night." - African Kingdoms by Basil Davidson and the Editors of Time-Life books.
Replace the name God and angels with alien. The elaborate crop circles we see today are probably from the same source.
King Lalibela said he crafted his rock hewn churches only using a adze. I highly doubt it.
Details about the construction of his 11 monolithic churches at Lalibela have been lost. The later Gadla Lalibela, a hagiography of the king, states that he carved these churches out of stone with only the help of angels
Originally posted by Wolfenz
It seems to be the remains of a great wharf and a massive, four-part, now collapsed building, and this makes eminent sense for Lake Titicaca long ago lapped upon the shores of Tiahuanaco city, now inland from the lake twelve miles. One of the construction blocks from which the pier was fashioned weighs an estimated 440 tons (equal to nearly 600 full-size cars) and several other blocks are between 100 and 150 tons. The quarry for these giant blocks was on the western shore of Titicaca, some ten miles away. There is no known technology in the ancient Andean world that could have transported stones of such massive weight and size. The Andean people of 500 AD, with their simple reed boats, could certainly not have moved them.
Originally posted by Egyptia
reply to post by SLAYER69
I don't know who you are Slayer, but your archeological threads are amazing. This tells me you are a detective into our origins and a seeker into the mysteries of everything that we are. You are putting the puzzle peices together and discovering the true history. There is nothing mainstream about you because you see beyond the lies. Linear history as we are told is a deflection from the truth.
Thank you!!!
Originally posted by anti72
Originally posted by Wolfenz
The ´alien theory´ has yet to be proven. I think people overestimate this, how do they KNOW ´aliens´have done this at all..pure speculation, imagination and blaming of alien..lol.
nothing more.
really, one thing is to go into investigation first about all the buildings on the site, the different kind of stones, then
looking at the construction. Some look chiseled, some dont.
Another thing is, as in comparison to giza, look for stages of construction, which gives clues about how they constructed. Dont get distracted by thoughts like ´theses were stone age people with stone tools´.
Now this picture is something I can relate to. I used to work at a factory that made furniture components. The decorative things you see on your furniture such as the legs and feet of recliners and on bed frames. What we used to make this was a combination wood/plastic chemical that was liquid but after sitting in a mold hardened. And we had to be very careful to make sure no air bubbles could form so we had to fill the mold by an air compressed hose that forced the compound into the mold, then we had to shake the mold to bring the air bubbles to the top.
While looking at this, it has a lot of air bubble holes. It seems to me to be molded. Their compound would have been much heavier than what I used. I am sure a lot of buildings are like that, but today people use those giant concrete mixers. Suppose maybe back then they had concrete mixers but they operated them by humans.
I don't know much about construction, so ignore me if my post makes no sense.
Originally posted by lostinspace
reply to post by Wolfenz
One of the links you posted on the church of St. George showed a painting of George slaying a dragon. I didn’t know this was the same George WarminIndy and I were talking about earlier. Interesting connection of thoughts.
Most Mesoamerican beliefs included cycles of suns. Usually, our current time was considered the fifth sun, the previous four having been destroyed by flood, fire and the like. Quetzalcoatl went to Mictlan, the underworld, and created fifth-world mankind from the bones of the previous races (with the help of Chihuacoatl), using his own blood, from a wound in his penis, to imbue the bones with new life.
Photos of Church of St George
www.galenfrysinger.com...
Here’s another interesting comment from the book I have on Lalibela.
“The rock from which the churches of Lalibela were hewn is a red volcanic tuff common throughout the mountains of Ethiopia. This material is relatively easy to carve-but while European builders could correct their errors, in Lalibela a surveying miscalculation or a moment of carelessness might have ruined a whole church.” - African Kingdoms by Basil Davidson
Good job finding the joining copper pins in both civilizations.
I don’t believe these churches were originally built for Christianity. They had to have been built by an earlier civilization that also venerated the cross. The Mayans held the symbol of the cross in high regard and it wasn’t because of Jesus. It’s much more plausible that the original inhabitants converted to Christianity during the reign of Lalibela. The king is just giving himself and his newly found god the credit for making the preexisting buildings.
In the myth of St. George and the Dragon, St. George would only slay the dragon if the people converted to Christianity. I wonder if the place of Silene “in Libya“ (where the dragon was living) is really talking about the original location of Lalibela or Axum?
Back to Puma Punku
It seems to be the remains of a great wharf and a massive, four-part, now collapsed building, and this makes eminent sense for Lake Titicaca long ago lapped upon the shores of Tiahuanaco city, now inland from the lake twelve miles. One of the construction blocks from which the pier was fashioned weighs an estimated 440 tons (equal to nearly 600 full-size cars) and several other blocks are between 100 and 150 tons. The quarry for these giant blocks was on the western shore of Titicaca, some ten miles away. There is no known technology in the ancient Andean world that could have transported stones of such massive weight and size. The Andean people of 500 AD, with their simple reed boats, could certainly not have moved them.
www.world-mysteries.com...
This civilization had some technology better than the wheel.
There has to be something we are missing. Imagine the large Axum Obelisk’s construction. Did they create really tall scaffolding to finish the sides or did they carve it on the ground? If they carved it on the ground then how did they flip it over to do the underside without destroying the finished sides?
Originally posted by SLAYER69
reply to post by Wolfenz
Excellent contributions. Now can we figure out how they moved them after?
Since many of the metal pins/ties are found on the vertical and not just the horizontal