oroblanco, you bring up very good points. maybe if starman was here he could answer you correctly, I myself have been working on this every chance I get to. I find the history in this is amazing,
and since I have a lot more to work off than you,hopefully someday I will actually figure it all out .or maybe we will. there are too many signs pointing to something unknown to dismiss it because it doesn't fit in. and its not just confined to the supe's, a lot of what starman has to say has merits,if people don't want to check out his story makes no difference to me, because I am going to until I cant no more
and I don't consider it a waste of anyones time except my own.theres too much that comes to light with things that have not been solved. over the years I know for a fact other people have been hunting for something in the same area's and its not anything to do with the lost Dutchman.
np
Not Peralta;
I take it then that you are unable or unwilling to answer any of these questions:
1: What language are these Atlantian tablets or books or scrolls or what ever this library is composed of, written in? Is the language Greek or Toltec or what?
2: What kind of alphabet or symbols are written on the tablets (or what ever this library texts are composed on)? Is it Greek, Latin, Babylonian or a different type?
3: How many tablets (or what ever type of texts) were found? If you do not know the exact number, an estimate will do or your best guess.
4: Can you post a photo of the tunnel(s) showing something to indicate it is an ancient library? If not, can you draw a sketch of the tunnel indicating its location?
5: Can you post a photo of one of the tablets or texts found in the tunnels? If not, can you draw a sketch of some of the writing?
6: What made your group conclude that it is beyond doubt Atlantian, and not some native Indian work, like Hohokam or Sinagua?
7: In what direction is the writing composed? Left to right, vertical, etc?
8: What significance are the lead artifacts in relation to these tunnels and tablets, considering the age difference and "added" things on them?
9: Were any dedication(s) to any Atlantian gods/goddesses found in the tunnels?
10: Are we talking about tunnels, which are man-made, or natural caves? Just want to have this point straight.
As you have now made it clear that the lead artifacts of Calalus are rather peripheral, have been doctored or added to by some second, unknown person, their importance is not very great? Why then did you and Starman1 seem to lay so much emphasis on the work of Manier, considering that his unpublished manuscript is focused on those very artifacts?
You state that you have so much more to work with than I do - like what for example? I am fairly certain that you do not know what is in my library, nor what digital documents I have, as I do not know what you have in your library. You have also stated that I have the timeline all wrong - so please now explain the timeline as you understand it, so that we can be on the same page. As in,
Atlantis is destroyed, ~9,500 BC
Library of Oz created ....?
Library is sealed...?
and so on. Thank you in advance.
Joe - Beth and I are still
planning on attending, hoping things will work out so that we can make it. The biggest issue is out of our hands so to speak, and I am keeping fingers crossed. May leave the dogs home however as it will be a short trip, which will mean less worry about anyone straying too close to them in camp or kennel. <The
friendliest one, Panda, tried to bite the man running the kennel on our last visit, when he tried to handle her despite being asked to just wait and we would get her> In fact even if we do use the Blazer, there won't be nearly so much gear and supplies in it so won't look so much like the Clampetts just came to town. No need for a lot of camp gear, winter clothing, down sleeping bags etc for a short trip.
Your point about how these discussions
do get us to dig out the books is valid, our discussions have sure trotted the old memory bank too which needed the exercise. Heck while hunting something up I found an online version of The Narrative of Alvar Nunez Cabeca de Vaca a few nights ago, which I did not own a copy , and it is always a pleasure to re-read Diodorus, Plato, and the other classics. There is evidence of some ancient mystery< or mysteries I should say> in the Superstition mountains, I doubt that Atlantis is involved but perhaps we may find some answers. I still would love to hike up to see Circlestone one of these trips, from what I have read of it, the site may have been built by a people not native to the region. Whether they came from the Old World or not, it represents an unwritten part of the history of the southwest. Never have heard of anyone finding that large cut-stone ditch (Hohokam) found in the early 1900s again either, but do not doubt that it is there somewhere. With all the ancient ball courts dotting southern Arizona, even BB's claim about having seen one is in the realm of possibility.
Good luck and good hunting amigos, I hope you find the treasures that you seek.
Oroblanco ~ Roy
