Yarrum
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Old Dog said:Please forgive this post as a shamless tag to follow along.
LOL
Thom
Ditto
This is fascinating material. It is amazing that with so many anomalies to our "accepted" history that these historical finds
are not more widely known. Whether that it has be covered up or that most people just don't care is debateable. I too believe
that there is far far more that is unknown for us to just accept what we are told about the world's history. So much seems to
have been lost as great civilizations fall over the millenia.
Just the other day I was watching a doco on the Hittites who are believed to have come from Europe and settled in the modern day
Turkey/Syria region. They were one of the four most powerful empires of the ancient world and the city of Hattusa was cunningly
guarded by rows of walls with access tunnels so the Hittites could ambush and surprise any beseiging army.
From what they were saying on the documentary Hattusa ended up being abandoned and the temple burned (most likely by the fleeing population)
and all records were destroyed at the time. So to decode the tablets that they did find required the work of language experts and the
Hittite language ended up being based on European dialects which enabled the breakthrough.
Getting a bit off track here but what I'm getting at is that so much knowledge must have been lost over the millenia and this is just
one example.
I really hope this thread keeps going cause I'm eager to see what other bits and pieces get posted.
Here's a couple of Aussie anomalies;
http://www.unexplainedaustralia.com/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.128
http://www.mysteriesunsealed.com/Ha...ew/articleId/30/The-Gympie-Pyramid-Story.aspx
Note that the Gympie was the site of a huge gold rush in the 1800's.
http://www.crystalinks.com/auspetroglyphs.html
Again, no proof but some fascinating reading.
Cheers All
Yarrum