A different look at mans history.

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'ooparts' (out of place artifacts) in the search pane yielded over 300,000 entries. Was there a particular site you had in mind?

Domenic and Zada, the best two books I have read on the subject is
first Michael Cremo's "Forbidden Archaeology" and the other is by Lloyd
Pye (of Starchild fame) called "Everything You Know is Wrong". Both are
excellent writers and researchers.

If we were to believe the ancient literature it suggests that man was preceded by gods who were less than God, but had special skills that, in the the Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Texts were identified as seven uraei.

Speculation suggests that the Knights Templar discovered this in the Pyramid Texts

What happened to our mutual ancestors who began somewhere in Ethiopia? I thought they migrated across the landscape, the fittest surviving in different climes with features reflecting their survival. Was NOVA wrong?

Hello D. K.

IMO the out of Africa theme is convenient science.

Do you have a world globe? If so, use some kite string (or thread) and lay it out in a great circle on the globe (keeping it as straight as possible), such that it passes over Easter Island; Nasca, Peru; Giza, Egypt; and the Indus Valley, of old India; and back to Easter Island.

It’s kinna interesting that so many points of historical significance should all align

I'm certainly open to the idea that a superior intelligence affected some of man's development; your line contributes to that theory. I was disappointed though to learn that many of the supporting factors for that theory were proven figments of hoax and imagination. I love all the series that sprang from the original Star Trek. Maybe those "gods" were visitors from other universes.

Hi D. K.

My family enjoyed Star Trek and we’d quiz each other on the famous quotes. Even getting to see Gene Roddenberry in person for a talk and Q & A, that was fun!

It’s hard to know what is hoax and imagination, ‘cause so much is suppressed truth.

Here’s my take:

a.) Crop Circles are real, and while we know the mechanism that forms them - we don’t know the initiating processes

b.) No one crossed a Bering Straights land bridge, and Clovis is a technology not a people

c.) There was (or perhaps there were many) advanced civilizations before our own

d.) Plate tectonics is nonsense, and I think the dinosaurs died off far more recently than anyone wants to admit

e.) The Peri Re’is map is legitimate, so too are Hapgood’s books

f.) Gavin Menzies’s 1421 is good reading, so are Berry Fell’s books

g.) The Dogon had a tradition that they (us) came from the Sirius star system. This has been maligned by orthodoxy - I think orthodoxy should recognize their rights to believe as they wish and leave them alone

That’s my take

James
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