Ancient Markers From the Old World

[desertmoons]

Hey mdog..
I think you were interested in this fellow.
http://www.latinamericanstudies.org/bernardo-galvez.htm

 

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[dog the treasure hunter]

thanks mdog.i hope i can get to where i can spot some old ancient stuff to get some photos of it. thanks for sharing

 

[mdog]

You're welcome Dog

 

[mdog]

Thanks for the link Desertmoons.

 

[mdog]

Here are some links to read on a cold winter night.

http://www.megalithindia.in/p/enigmatic-stone-trinagles-in-megaliths.html

http://www.ancient-wisdom.co.uk/francecarnac.htm

http://www.ancient-wisdom.co.uk/cursus.htm

 

[CanadianTrout]

I found this site http://www.ancient-wisdom.co.uk/ utterly fasinating!

Thanks.

 

[mdog]

Great site Canadian Trout. I love it when they have a lot of pictures.

Thanks.

Rick

 

[zoro]

My first post here,

Hope it works

CULTUREFOCUS: Jordan photos. Pictures of ancient Petra, the 'rose-red city'.

Great news :
70 metal books found in Jordan cave could change our view of Biblical history | Mail Online

will back later and more information.

 

[mdog]

Two interesting links Zoro, thank you. I was going to ask if the cave were marked with any carvings, but then I found this link.

BBC News - Jordan battles to regain 'priceless' Christian relics

Do you know any Jordanian treasure stories where rock carvings or markers led to a treasure site?

Rick

 

[zoro]

yes ofcourse man i know some of these marks... i will post them later...don't be afraid

here is another links from the sites in our country

The mosaics of Jordan

Jordan Dead Sea - Photography Gallery of Saqer Hejazeen

The markets will come later mdog but as a beginning see this...a monkey head

http://i48.tinypic.com/29duxxc.jpg

 

[mdog]

Great links Zoro. It's really interesting that the map mosaic was used to find other ruins. All the mosaics are beautiful. The photos of the desert landscapes are awesome.

Zoro, thank you very much for sharing the history of Jordan. I'm looking forward to more. I hope others come forward to share the history of their country.

I also hope to learn something about treasure signs from the ancient world.

 

[zoro]

Here is another small link to share...

You are welcome Man

Jordan: Ancient Metallurgy

 

[mdog]

Thanks again Zoro. Here's a link that shows the tin deposits of the ancient world. File:Tin-ancient-sources.svg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

As you can see, tin was rare and it looks like Jordan was right in the middle of the top tin producing areas and also close to Cyprus where there were large deposits of copper.

I read a book titled "Where Troy Once Stood". The author had a theory that the Trojan War wasn't fought over a woman and it wasn't fought in Turkey. He believed it was fought between Celtic tribes over the tin deposits of Britain. It was a very interesting book.

Rick

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

here is what i believe is a ancient place, with a modern place mixed in ,at the new world.View attachment 630315View attachment 630316View attachment 630317

 

[mdog]

here is what i believe is a ancient place, with a modern place mixed in ,at the new world.

Whenever you guys out west talked about the ancients, I thought you were talking about some of the old Indian cultures. The past few months I've been reading some about the Pheonicians and their trade networks. I guess maybe there could have been some old world cultures that sailed to North and South America. That's why I think it's important for some of our members from the Old World to show us the carvings from their countries so we can look for similarities over here. And it's a good chance to learn some more world history.

Rick

 

[usernotfound]

I believe your dolphin to be a shell and maybe a pointer, due to the small rock holding it at that particular angle. I would investigate the why behind that particular angle/small rock.

 

[mdog]

You're very welcome.

From the link you attached, I assume that you have found the thread very exiting.

 

[releventchair]

You're very welcome.

From the link you attached, I assume that you have found the thread very exiting.

I find it exciting,maybe not" that" exciting. Great thread though.