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Hi Hermione. From what you have written I think it is more plausible that the legend of Hercules and Samson were based directly on Gilgamesh . I don't see how the leap of faith that Hercules was a Neolithic hero was made without including Gilgamesh. From the carving in stone it appears obvious that Hercules and Samson have been based on Gilgamesh but the Gilgamesh himself seems to be obvious
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Ancient History
And this according to AI:
"AI Overview:
The Epic of Gilgamesh is an ancient Mesopotamian epic poem, considered one of the earliest surviving works of literature, but it is not a Neolithic story. While the story is set in the Early Dynastic period of Sumer (roughly 3000-2300 BCE), the earliest surviving written versions of the epic date to around the 18th century BCE in Akkadian, with e
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Hi all.
Forgive me but I am a little confused. I am by no means a Hancock fan but the notion that the epic of Giglamesh could date back to the Neolithic is totally new to me and is based on very recent discoveries. Thus I am at a loss for the scenario put forward that this idea is decades old. Could someone point out to me the evidence that was used "decades ago".
Regards
Don
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Ancient History
Hi all I just decided to check an old link I had and noticed that the semi major axis for Mars had changed (officially by NASA) from 227,939,100 to 227,956.000. The semi major axis of Mercury had remained the same at 57,909(050). I wondered whether this would help or hinder my hypothesis at Giza and that was that The Great Pyramid represented Mercury and the north-south length of The Giza Rectan
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Alternative Geometry and Numerology
Hi all. For the last several days I had been getting upwards of 600 to 800 visitors on my forum which was way higher than ever in the past. To try to find out what was going on I decided to put a counter of my forum. Well yesterday I had 806 visitors in 24 hours, today I had ... 12.
Anyone want to try to explain to me why people would stop visiting simply because I had a counter. I could al
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Alternative Geometry and Numerology
Hi Hermione. I know you love a mystery so have a look at this.
Could there be a third ?
Regards
Don Barone
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Paper Lens
An interesting YouTube video suggesting that what we see today is maybe not even close to what Da Vinci painted.
Regards
Don Barone
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Paper Lens
And just an observation. The slippers seem to be exactly the same in both images both in size and placement.
Regards
Don Barone
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Paper Lens
Hi Hermione. After seeing how unbelievable an artist he was I decided to study other artists from his "school".
One of his students did a copy of The Last Supper and to my studied eye I noticed that it seemed to be too close to the original to be just a freehand copy and so as I am apt to do I have a program that shrinks programs and allows me to fade in or out. So being ever the d
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Paper Lens
Hi Hermione. I will contact the puzzle company and see if I can get the artist changed in the heading.
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Paper Lens
How did you find so quickly Hermione. I went through all the artist of the 16th century and it did not turn up or maybe I simply missed it.
Thank you for your effort !
Regards
Don Barone
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Paper Lens
Hi all. I have a new hobby and that is doing jigsaw puzzles. So far staying away from all that negativity is proving ... well to be soul cleansing. Maybe after my death something will come of the proofs I offered, oh well time will tell. However that is not what this post is about. I came across a puzzle that was credited to De Vinci, Leonardo. I did not recognize it and neither did Wiki. However
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Paper Lens
Hi Spiros. No one would want to believe more than me but you continue to publish garbage. Mercury's facts and figures:
Aphelion 0.466697 AU (69.82 million km)
Perihelion 0.307499 AU (46.00 million km)
Semi-major axis 0.387098 AU (57.91 million km)
Venus facts and figures:
Aphelion 0.728213 AU (108.94 million km)
Perihelion 0.718440 AU (107.48 million km)
Semi-major axis 0.723332
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Alternative Geometry and Numerology
LOL. Hermione. that is the 1,000,000th time I have hard that, As PP&M once said, "Go tell it on a mountain." because no one is listening to that broken record any longer.
Regards
db
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Alternative Geometry and Numerology
After 25 years on the internet (April, 1999) and countless "battles" I am throwing in the towel. I am quitting the good fight. I have tried my best and picked up so much knowledge along the way in math, art, Egyptology, ancient history that I probably could never have got anywhere else had I not chosen the path I did. But I am tired of arguments and so it stops here and now. Here is my
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Alternative Geometry and Numerology
... to wish everyone a Happy New year and so I will. ( I was going to do it anyway !) so ... Have a Happy and Safe New Years
If all goes well I will be joining the 3/4 century club in 35 days ... who would have thunk it.
Cheers and I hope you had a great Christmas and that your New Year is joyous and prosperous.
Don Barone
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Alternative Geometry and Numerology
Hi all. Once again as I wrap the few presents I have left I think of my friend and mentor, Clive Ross, who was called home probably by a band of seven Spanish angels, believe it or not now 15 years ago. Clive was unique and no one before or since understood the mathematics of Giza the way Clive did. His loss is not replaceable and many secrets passed on with him. Please remember him as you take y
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Alternative Geometry and Numerology
Oh Dear it was Byrd. sorry Hermione my error.
regards db
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Apocalypse
Hi Hermione ... That last post of yours could be construed as extremely political in nature as "owner/operator" of this forum you had to know better. Thus as a response and to balance the scales allow me to counter with this ...
Cheers
db
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Apocalypse
My first posts here. Just a trip down memory lane ...
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Coffee Shop
Follow up YouTube video showing unknown cultures and their stone carvings of men holding their phalli. Video 11:11 long.
regards
db
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Alternative Geometry and Numerology
Interesting link to recent finds at Gobekli Tepe
Interesting find. One of a growing number of ancient carvings of men holding their phallus. It may just be me but does it look circumcised ? Meanwhile front view shows what is probably a beard (see Pharaoh) and side view shows what could be a helmet with a side projection protecting the side of the head. All in all pretty modern looking if you a
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Alternative Geometry and Numerology
Wow ... thanks for the heads up Hermione. I sure hope they haven't erased (article says they have defaced) the websites. This is really ugly and in my opinion really is pointless in the end game they supposedly are trying to achieve.
regards
db
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Coffee Shop
Hi Hermione I was also thinking along those lines and figured that would have had to be what they used. Thus were we to study the measurements in depth they could could give us an idea on how tall or big these builders were. Their choice of 18 feet + or - for the pillars must carry some significance but as usual very few measurements have been released to the general public. at least I have not b
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Ancient History
Hi Hermione. I have not read your link but it was common and agreed upon knowledge that the reason The Inca gave up their gold so easily is that they thought The Spaniards were gods. In my opinion any thing that contradicts this seems like revisionist history. Interestingly recently nearly every depiction of "early man" has an "American Indian" look and in Sweden 8000 years ag
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Ancient History
Hi just one more point to make here. I am convinced they had their own measurement system for if they were able to make all the pillars check to other pillars that were close, such as the two at 5.5" meters" or 18 "feet" it seems obvious they had to have measured them.
regards
db
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Ancient History
This site has the largest circle at 65 feet -
"The largest measured 65 feet in diameter, with two 18-foot-tall limestone pillars dominating the center of the enclosure. (The other site had these at 18.04 feet or 5.5 meters, pretty close. So which did they use ?) At nearly the height of a two-story house, the massive T-shaped pillars are decorated with carved arms, hands and fingers, plu
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Ancient History
Correction should of course read : which equals 10 x (sq rt of 2 + 1) to accuracy of 99.90 (so-so accuracy)
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Ancient History
Hi I guess this is as good a thread to ask this question as any. What measuring system did the builders at Gobekli Tepe employ? I am asking because as in Ancient Egypt I grow tired of Anthropologists using the meter which totally distorts the find and make most people think it is indeed 20 meters even, as if they could have possibly known the meter and then measured 20 of them. So what measuremen
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