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Re: 1989.... - 17 years ago
The 14th law of pseudo science states that anything put forward as evidence can never be withdrawn or discredited.by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Anyone looked at the claims of Judy Kay King? - 17 years ago
Well folks I think I can report back to that other Forum that (I will presume some of you are Egyptologists) 1: That those narrow minded Egyptologists they warned me about did in fact not take this book seriously. 2: The book has caused a revolution in thought, a new age in Egyptology has begun this day. 3: The book was publicly derided (without being read) but I received numby Hans - Ancient History
Re: Baigong Pipes = Natural Hematite "Pipes" ?? - 17 years ago
Thaks Paul for the detailed answer. Good to know that there is a geological answer.by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Anyone looked at the claims of Judy Kay King? - 17 years ago
Mr. Wall are you one of those narrow minded Egyptologist the other forum was complaining about? Actually instead of ancient machining I'd put it in with such classics as, 'Hitler was a Quaker who was persecuted by the press' and 'Sparta the first pacifist commune'.by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Status on the Baigong Pipes - 17 years ago
Nothing at Corliss....so I guess that was a one short anomaly. Oddly I found it listed as evidence of both alien and lost super civilizations. I wonder if there is anything in Chinese language materials?by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Status on the Baigong Pipes - 17 years ago
Thanks Doug It does seem to have disappeared - I knew you use to tracked this sort of thing. I'll check with Corliss and let you know if anything ever came from this claim.by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Remember! Egypt: Engineering an Empire - 17 years ago
Kat They won't respect you if you don't throw at least one shoe at the screen. That or a pint sized tupperware container containing three day old chocolate mousse. Old Mousse is known to be effective at keeping the false fact fairy at bay.by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Anyone looked at the claims of Judy Kay King? - 17 years ago
An Egyptian sink, maybe. The 7.43 price stopped me cold too.by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Status on the Baigong Pipes - 17 years ago
Hey Doug Do you have anything on this?by Hans - Ancient History
Anyone looked at the claims of Judy Kay King? - 17 years ago
I was told on another forum that you narrow thinking Egyptologists have ignored the truth of this independent researcher findings. Has anyone look at this? Biosemiotics in Ancient Egyptian Texts: The Key to Long-Lost Signs Found in Myth, Religion, Psychology, Art and Literature Biosemiotics is biology interpreted as sign systems, that is, the sign is a fundamental biological unit suby Hans - Ancient History
Status on the Baigong Pipes - 17 years ago
Does anyone have an update on this subject? The last information on this Chinese site was that it was going to be investigated in 2002. Did a study or report ever come out on this?by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Roman sources on Troy - 17 years ago
Thank you Damian and all for your detailed answer, much appreciatedby Hans - Ancient History
Roman sources on Troy - 17 years ago
Does anyone know of any mentions of Troy (Ilium) in Roman literature? A new city of Ilium was founded on the site in the reign of the Roman Emperor Augustus. I have wondered if any discussion of this new city was made in the surviving Roman materials?by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Psuedo science on display? - 17 years ago
Looks like doddling, is it possible someone used chalk in the marks to make them more visable or altered the digital photos for the same effect?by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Oh no Orion's belt is back in the news again! - 17 years ago
Actually that was a proposal for a nuclear powered Orion by the brits I do believe. This Orion covers the new conventional powered CEV ship. Re-use of popular name, not raising from the dead that old British (unworkable) concept.by Hans - Ancient History
Oh no Orion's belt is back in the news again! - 17 years ago
Fortunately not in that context.by Hans - Ancient History
Re: 4.5-billion-year-old oblate spheroid discovered - 17 years ago
Most amusing, one could also use this line of reasoning as a basis for declaring the Moon to be an artifact of mankind.by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Secret Amarna Number 17 1/2 - 17 years ago
My stunned silence has moved to an >embarrassed and knowing grin<by Hans - Ancient History
Re: The Timing of Human Ingenuity: Crop Farming - 17 years ago
Include me also please (for that pdf)by Hans - Ancient History
Question on Archaeology in General - 17 years ago
A question on the various areas of archaeological research In what areas is research most needed? What I mean are there certain areas of interest or specialities that receive little attention? Example, are more people capable of translating Summerian or Akkadian needed? More technical minded people in say, pollen or DNA research? More marine archaeologists etc?by Hans - Ancient History
Re: China's 'pyramids' about to collapse - 17 years ago
I have it on the best of authority that the spacemen will not return. It would seem they have lost the directions back to here they wrote on the back of a clay tablet.by Hans - Ancient History
Re: New info. on shipwreck off Java - 17 years ago
Has Horts H. Liebner written any books?by Hans - Ancient History
Re: The Bosnia-Atlantis Connection - 17 years ago
One just has to ask what you mean by... "intelligent thinking. It's modeled on the Prussian military model, designed to produce soldiers and corporate Stepfordbots" The Prussian military model? Please explain - although we may need to move this to one of the other forums.by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Graves of the Pacific's First Seafarers Revealed - 18 years ago
Ah bearded like Melanesians?by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Digging starts on 'Europe's first pyramids' in Bosnia - 18 years ago
The default state of anything in the world of archaeology is natural until shown otherwise. Not the other way around. The 6,000,000 hills in the world are consider natural until evidence counter to this is found. We do not operate from a position that there are 6,000,000 pyramids in the world that we need to prove are merely hills. In this case one of the 6,000,000 hills is being investigateby Hans - Ancient History
Re: So... what is everyone reading now? - 18 years ago
History wise I'm reading Higham: Early Cultures of Mailand Southeast Asia Oxford: The Nazi Persecution of the Gypsiesby Hans - Ancient History
Re: Iraq Antiquities Find Sparks Controversy - 18 years ago
How many people in the world can decipher Summerian? How many "scribes" are there in modern world who can read these tablets?by Hans - Ancient History
Re: The Sphinx in hieroglyphs - 18 years ago
So perhaps the question is what did the Egyptians called the thing we call the Sphinx?by Hans - Ancient History
Re: Pentagram on the Moon - amazing discovery! - 18 years ago
Unfortunately many ideas remain in phase oneby Hans - Ancient History