Infinity

Bob632, thanks for all of the links. I'm getting a stiff neck reading all of them.:thumbsup:

I'm interested in your theories about some of the things you've posted. I've spent hundreds of hours looking for Old World influence here in the New World. Could you go into more detail about the use of the petroglyphs as boundary markers? For instance, have you found them used to mark huge areas or smaller plots? How about use along trading trails? And who used those trails?
 

oh my is this not a most interesting thread!
seems you are getting quite a following mi amigo Roberto.
good :thumbsup:

think ill think about the picture paradigm ,

awesome work man !two thumbs up :thumbsup::thumbsup:
 

one more then I will let it sink in for a few days:

http://books.google.com/books?id=Ua...SW9hc7Lm2dnGdLOBejQ&ci=93,374,766,1093&edge=0

The North American Review - Google Books

It's out there sure enough,but don't think you and a couple of buddies will be able to uncover it, imagine 1000 people carrying 5 gallon buckets full of dirt for several weeks.

These people made artificial mounds that were the size of mountains, you don't seriously think you are going to move it with a couple of picks and a shovel.

Besides most of the "experts" around this place don't know what they're looking for.

Good Luck.

I believe i have found one of those giant mounds,smaller mountain made by man,and i belive it is full of items.i just feel it was made by man.it full of woked stones,and what i belive to be a massive plug.i belive most of the ancient stuff is buried deep at the collection sites. l know ill never be able to open the main gate. but iam hoping they made a small simple passage,or air vent i can find and work it open.if it dosent happen,its ok,i enjoy the hunt. great stuff bob632,thanks.
 

There are a lot of people that think very highly of you Bob1, and for good reason.......me not so much, but that's quite alright with me, I don't think much of them either. :)

If I knew half as much as you do about the truth I could die a happy man, but please don't tell me......I'm having too much fun figuring it out on my own.

any Ideas on how to extract a small treasure chest from an extremely deep lake? and I mean so deep no one knows how deep it is.

highly of me ? just ask my wife , she thinks I'm crazy :laughing7:




thank you for the kind words .

i think you already know the answer BTW so no need for any nonsense from me .

as far as raising something from the depths , as long as this is not a metaphor , i am thinking nitrogen bottles , balloons, and remote cameras. although i don't know what kind of a budget we are talking about here , i am almost certain you could improvise given your expertise in automation etc..

i would like a picture if it pans out , something via the post office works for me , and always confidential of course . or not , whatever amigo . its like you told me once , people who are not paranoid , are not paying attention .




edit : for whatever it is worth . i have always thought very highly of you , no matter what the others might think . take care .///bob
 

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i guess i should have said air bags instead of balloons , i watched that laberon guy float a rock on berring sea gold that had to wiegh close to 700 lbs , surely a guy could make something like that , and do it with remotes . maybe some ideas from some body more familiar with that stuff could help here.



edit : and google is your friend http://www.amronintl.com/commercial-diving-equipment/tools/underwater-lift-bags.html
 

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ive seen that link before , with the Forrest Fenn pages , but do not know of anyone personally using that service or whatever you would call it . it looks like they do a similar kind of survey that the odyssey marine group does . that's a rich mans sport IMO . lots of hours pulling a sonar torpedo thingy mapping out anomalies on the ocean floor , or i guess a lake . i know you know way more about that kind of stuffs than i ever will. its above my pay grade :laughing7:.
 

i sent a test message to a msn account . and ya my old yahoo account is no good . if all else fails try this [email protected]
 

Gee Bob, your stealing my thunder!

Are you baiting me into releasing more photo's of Infinity?

I may do just that. I have to compete with your excellent research!

Ever heard of Mountain Carving?

Get me some research from Seville about the highway sign mountain system of exploration off google books if there is any.

Bob C
 

Well those vernon body shapes pop up all over. Clearly newer (as opposed to ancient). Things get interesting at the top dot sign.

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:) when was the last time you went hungry? ...

Me? Never. Can't say the same for a quite large and growing segment of the population here in New Mexico that depends solely on gummint handouts to eat. With that gift, of course, comes the tacit understanding that with unacceptable behavior comes a forfeiture of dinner. Step too far out of line and the SWAT teams here will terminate the problem without messing with due process. James Boyd in Albuquerque used to be the poster boy for what the jackboots are up to, but that's old news now. Hope things are just fine for everyone where you are.

Lots of OOPA's found in the Midwest mounds. Most are forgotten or branded as frauds. You and I may care, but most folks' curiosities are with Liking their clever Friends' daily comments.
 

These shell crosses were found in a Great Oasis mound near West Des Moines, Iowa. The mound dates from about 900 A.D.

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Here's a picture of some Bronze Age seals found in Canaan.

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Notice the diamond shape on the ankh in the upper right.

CRYPTCRACKER
 

Still working will show the silver cross soon.

BC
 

bob632:
Sitchin wrote that, according to his research and deciphering of the old stories of the Incas and Aztecs, that those cultures claimed that THEY did not dig the mines in their lands. That the "Old Ones" did all of the digging and built the great buildings and pyramids. He thought that the "Old Ones" could have easily been the Olmecs and Toltecs. Could the little people miners that you are writing about here, be the same peoples ?
 

http://books.google.com/books?id=7r0vAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA412&img=1&zoom=3&hl=en&sig=ACfU3U2Jju-nDGV1xRfXV0j0jsNVWQPG6A&ci=49%2C461%2C923%2C1117&edge=0

The signs and symbols of primordial man :4bthe evolution of religious ... - Albert Churchward - Google Books

If I was inclined to......but I'm not......I could provide links to literature that will prove the spaniards were actually looking for the remnants of these little people, they knew all about their mining from finding evidence of it in Spain.

Maybe some of the experts that have contacts in the vatican and the spanish royal archives can dig it up for everyone :laughing7: < don't expect much
not to take away from any of the other links you just put up but I must say that is a very interesting book :thumbsup:
 

You don't have to look very hard Shortstack:

https://www.google.com/search?q=olm...hvGgBNK1gLAK&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ&biw=1920&bih=979

Stichin takes a lot of liberties to sell books.

one thing's for sure.....they weren't spanish :)

LOL........yep, definitely NOT Spanish. Also, I don't believe Dr. Sitchin took anymore "liberties" with his research than the authors of those books you've been linking to. He spent the last 30 years of his life studing the mythological stories of the middleeast AND the mesoAmerican areas and showed how the "gods" of each society were actually the same people. He also discovered the ancient story of the "night the sun did not rise" in Mexico, Central America, and the northern areas of South America. He was able to roughly pinpoint that happening with the time of Joshua's long day granted by Yahweh when he needed the extra daylight to finish a heavy battle for the final taking of The Promised Land. His research for THAT information was secondary to his main interests in the Incas, Aztecs, and Mayans.
 

And for the record, I've read ALL of Sitchin's books and followed quite a few discussions elsewhere. I doubt we will be able to debate much that hasn't already been debated.... we've got nothing but time right?
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Yep.....TIME. LOL I have most of his books and the way he ties all the gods of the different countries of the Middle East together and breaks down the Sumerian words to their different meanings, is really interesting and logical. He mentioned Hebrew as one of the original languages of the Mesopotamia region and I found that real interesting, too. You see, I read the Book of Jubilees (Mose's book about what he was told by God's assistant on Mount Sinai) and according to that book, Hebrew was the original language on earth and in heaven and remained so right up until the incident at Babal, so I wonder if Hebrew was the language of the Annunaki. I'm currently reading the Book of Enoch and found out who the demons are. Man, THAT is spooky. They are the spirits of the offsprings of the Watchers......those "giants of the lands" that were cursed by God to remain on earth after their physical deaths and will remain here until the day of God's return. The Watchers are the satans and their offspring the demons. Part of their punishment was to be in prisoned here on this plane and not allowed back to heaven because of their great sin and insult to God. Not all spirits are those bad ones, though. The ones that I have met were 3 good ones who helped and taught me an important lesson; AND they can step into and out of this plane of existance literally in the blink of an eye.
NOTE TO THE MODS: The paragraph above is not written in a religious vein, but as historical truth. The 2 books I refered to are not in the Bible and not produced as religious material.

I had not paid any real attention to the origins of the different advances of "industry" before, but when I read how North and South America did not have a Bronze Age, I had to back up and get more interested. And when he wrote about how the few bronze age tools found in Central and South American archeological sites were actually shown to have the metallurgical signature of bronze produced in the Middle East and Europe.........well, that was eye opening. On top of the fact that not very many of those tools have been found. When you think of the minute particals that make up the tin deposits and the bauxite (aluminum) material, I wonder just WHO and HOW those minerals were ever discovered.

Maaaaan, the boatloads of BS that the "official" historians have been feeding us down through the years is really mind numbing.
 

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