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 Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 11:51 am Post subject: Floor Surfaces were artwork too... |
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Momentarily, I am re-engaging on this topic to mention my further discovery of a facial "King" image as photographed by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. (And, no, they don't believe me, fine  )
It depicts a human profile, with a Ram's head crown, I believe indicating the "Age of Ram", Aries Constellation in the night celestial hemisphere.
This indicates that even floor tiles may have been used to depict Kings and God-like figures.
I am challenging myself on the scientific possibilities, that if this stone figure is 1700+ meters below the ocean surface, as Kim of MBARI indicates, then possibly this ranks as one of the earliest artistic humanoid forms discovered.
MBARI homepage...
http://www.mbari.org/news/homepage/homepage.html
MBARI original picture, claimed to be taken at 1700+ meters below today's sea surface...
Background information from the Web, Aries, the Ram Constellation...
"The origin of the symbol...or glyph...for Aries is unknown. The symbol of the ram appeared for the first time in Ancient Egypt. It was depicted as the head of Amun, considered to be the leading deity whom all other gods followed."
http://www.novareinna.com/constellation/aries.html
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"The ancients needed a marker of some sort to indicate the beginning of spring. The only stars occupying that particular place on the Zodiac at that time were those dim ones we now recognize as Aries. Around 1800 B.C. the position occupied by Aries on the Zodiac band was an important one, and will be again in the distant future. It marked the beginning of spring and was known as the First Point of Aries."
http://www.coldwater.k12.mi.us/lms/planetarium/myth/aries.html
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| Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 10:46 pm Post subject: Tokyo Samurai King, Ancient Grave? |
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Continuiing on the subject of Undersea, undersoil images via Google Earth, in the Tokyo area I am surprised to notice the typical ancient megalithic star-cluster arrangements integrated into modern street combinations.
On the River or Canal on the North side of Tokyo is a series of fields on the frontage portions of that River/Canal which include many sport fields and man-made structures, new and old. I have chosen a one-mile stretch that includes a memorial type rectangle, a soccer field and park area.
Google Map
http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=35.750448,139.81257&spn=0.016927,0.029354&z=15
I am guessing when I say it may be the burial ground of an ancient Samurai Warrior-King, and if the image-stories are to be believed, he may have been murdered!
I have divided one particular area between two bridge structures, a one-mile canal frontage, into three topics: Stone Circle, King on the Soccer Field, and Altars and Stone Circle.
Today's topic is the first of the three, the "Stone Sun Circle".
Let me start with the first location identifier, of the City of Tokyo, Japan, drilling down to the Canal location I want to explore.
Stone Sun Circle
Second, just to the SouthEast of the double bridges, is a very beautiful location containing a symbol in a Quadrant, a Stone Circle, and a shadowy-smudged area. I derived all the new colors from Photoshop.
The symbol on the left may be the name of the King, or some other explanation, and it is contained in a classic 4-sided garden-quadrant.
In the same image on the right, is a Stonehenge-style Stone Circle, probably a sun circle.
Finally we come to possibly the most artistic piece I have found to date, apparently that of a ...
"Spear thrusting Samurai warrior-King"...
Is the King slaying a dragon-head? I think so!
Detail of images..."Stone Circle" location...
In the following days I will add the "King of the Soccer Field", and "Altars and Stone Circles", all contained in a one-mile canal frontage between the two bridge areas...
And a serious note...I firmly believe that where they bury the King, they also bury the treasure!
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| Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 10:14 pm Post subject: Part 2: Tokyo Soccer field King...Was he murdered? |
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In the same Tokyo canal area, I am presenting here the obscure, faint, "Soccer Field King", found within the whitish area on the bottom right of the image.
The soccer field normally sits at an angle of 160 degrees, Northwest to Southeast, but for the sake of clarity I am rotating the facial image to an upright position, with the topmost portion being the Southeast end.
Enhancing the image in extreme reds, with difficulty one can see a Death Mask of an individual, eyes shut, with possibly coins on the eyelids and a pearl on the tongue.
Very obscure image, within an image... A Motive?
What is most interesting is in the uppermost portion, say the 1 o'clock position, which displays a masterful assortment of facial images, several overlapping. There is the grimaced look in the 9 o'clock, Female sun goddess or she-devil in the 12 o'clock, an apparent open-mouthed figure in the 2 o'clock, and dead center is an obscurely formed, pig-faced, horned, devil-monster.
Is the message in this faint picture that these profound images governed this King's life, and/or Death? I think so.
With my Dick Tracy hat on, I think it might indicate that this King was murdered by the she-devil woman at the top of the image, next to the southeastern goal post. The Devil in front of the woman, and the grimaced look on the two neighboring images seem to indicate darkness and sinister events.
And adding to this theory is the noted absence of any above ground structure, in effect, there is an invitation almost, to walk on this man's grave, turn it into dust?!
Most flattering geoglyph portraits I have found have a profile of a King facing West. In this case, the image is a full frontal death mask, with head pointing south, which was the traditional underworld and devil position. In effect, the artwork is almost "upside down", and pointing south, and certainly not a Life image, but a stone-cold DEAD image.
Why would the ancients display a DEAD King with his head pointing upside down and South?
Who is to know the truth, as it is fun guessing at these meanings, and possibly a reader has a better explanation.
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| Posted: Fri May 23, 2008 6:31 pm Post subject: "Tower of Babel", off the coast of Dubai? |
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Call this episode, a "1% Tower of Babel, in Dubai?"
Taking a break from the Tokyo area, I swing over to the Middle East, and the Port City of Dubai.
Of course we know the players... United Arab Emirates which includes the Port city of Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, Iran, Qatar, Oman, the whole cast of newsworthy names effecting all our lives. Not to be forgotten is the fact that some of these countrymen are even signing many American's paychecks, thank you very much!
On the architecture side are the two incredible new construction areas off the coast of the United Arab Emirates, south of Dubai, called the Palm Jabel Ali, and the Palm Jumeirah.
But let me focus on the area 6 miles to the Northwest of the Port of Dubai to what I have found to be an ancient harbor area, with a spiral figure, and with geoglyphs faintly visible on the Harbor floor. At one time, this area was relatively dry, with human habitats on the harbor floor in what can now be described as an ancient Valley.
Expanding on the spiral area, to the bottom middle of the image, I show a causeway extending bottom left to middle, with an extremely faint geoglyph having been partially buried underneath. What this plausibly indicates is that the geoglyph preceded the causeway, and probably became submerged, isolating the 150 foot-wide, three-level spiral structure.
Could we describe this spiral as being built like a "stairway to heaven", in architectural appearance?
Note: Outside of this viewing area, to the immediate West of the ancient harbor area is what I am calling a "6 square miles of Temple Complexes and Geoglyphs", which increases the vast importance of this particular area, now underwater.
This is where my theories take me over the top, because upon research of this Port, I am led to believe that the ancient name for Dubai is today spelled in English..."Shindagha". And as mythology tells us, the ancient name for the location where the "Tower of Babel" was built was "the Valley of Shinar".
Shinar and Shindagha. Phonetically interesting, but not a perfect match.
Ba-BEL and Du-BAI? Uhhhh, not quite!
However, at least one modern day artistic rendition for this "Tower of Babel" shows three levels to the top, and this satellite spiral-image shows three levels to the top.
Visual coincidence only, I agree!, but warming up.
The second artistic rendering in this comparison (by Abel Grimmer 1570-1619), shows many more levels, but almost as if the outside layer covered up an inside layer of construction.
Location, location, location....Up close Google Map, Port of Dubai
http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=25.244075,55.257111&spn=0.30184,0.469666&z=11
Persian Gulf map...
http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=25.243454,55.257111&spn=4.828307,7.514648&z=7
The Port of Dubai is in a strategic location in the Persian Gulf, just South of the Straits of Hormuz. In a very real way, historically it sits at a crossroads of hundreds of seafaring cultures, including Indonesian, Chinese, probably Egyptian, certainly Sumerian. Babylonian. Judaic, and Phoenician.
So the location certainly lends itself towards a multiple cultural exposure environment, exactly like was described in the Bible (Genesis 11:1-9). I am comfortable with the opinion that this location has a .001 chance of being the actual "Tower of Babel", mostly because I haven't found any other candidates, and my evidence is only circumstantial at this point.
Biblical Mythology, from Genesis...
"Now the entire earth was of one language and uniform words. And it came to pass when they traveled from the east, that they found a valley in the land of Shinar and settled there. And they said to one another, "Come, let us make bricks and fire them thoroughly"; so the bricks were to them for stones, and the clay was to them for mortar. And they said, "Come, let us build ourselves a city and a tower with its top in the heavens, and let us make ourselves a name, lest we be scattered upon the face of the entire earth".
And the Lord descended to see the city and the tower that the sons of man had built. And The LORD said, "Lo! [they are] one people, and they all have one language, and this is what they have commenced to do.
Now, will it not be withheld from them, all that they have planned to do? Come, let us descend and confuse their language, so that one will not understand the language of his companion". And the Lord scattered them from there upon the face of the entire earth, and they ceased building the city.
Therefore, He named it Babel, for there the Lord confused the language of the entire earth, and from there the Lord scattered them upon the face of the entire earth.....in Genesis 11:1-9"
One chance in a thousand, yes, and it seems to me like an exciting possibility to bring to the attention of readers and the Government in the Port of Dubai. (Save this sacred area from new construction, please!)
In the next week or two, I will be presenting some of the remarkable geoglyphs that are present in the 6 square miles to the West of this ancient Dubai Harbor area.
Note: Heritage Shindagha Village, downtown Dubai
http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=25.268294,55.290155&spn=0.037722,0.058708&z=14
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| Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 9:38 am Post subject: Popes and Anti-Popes |
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Notes: As I have related before, many ancient Babylonian, Egyptian, and Greek names show up in ancient America with the Amerindian tribes and locations. see... American States, Name Design: Egyptian, Greek, Babylonian
http://fireside.designcommunity.com/topic-9788.html
For this reason, I strongly believe the Dubai City name of Shindagha is plausibly Shenandoah, related to “Shin”, “Moon Goddess” dowager, meaning… “Moon Goddess – Queen”
Also, there may be an etymology-"Babel" reference in Dubai City. The Al Ghubaiba Bus Station, next to “Heritage Shindagha Village” seems to have the same phonetically sounding name, but this might only be a coincidence.
Google Map...
http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=25.268294,55.290155&spn=0.037722,0.058708&z=14
Main Story... Identity Match at Stonehenge...???
I may have found the identity of the “Archbishop” portrait figure I found near Stonehenge. In fact, I believe I found three figures, the largest being the "Archbishop" to the East of the convergence of Highways A344 and A303. His name is Nicholas Breakspear, and he was the first and only English Pope, serving between 1154 and 1159.
History recalls that Breakspear “died unexpectedly” in 1159, which is usually the gentle euphemism for “poisoned”. His tormentor was the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick 1, aka “Barbarossa”, and a 17 year schism ensued between the Roman Catholic leadership and the political leadership of Frederick the First. This resulted in subsequent Popes and anti-Popes, finally resolved in the 1177 time frame.
Background references....
Nicholas Breakspear, 1154-1159...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Adrian_IV
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Pope_Hadrian_IV.jpg
Holy Roman Emperor, Frederick 1st Barbarosa... 1155 to 1190, who was the great tormentor of the Pope... (and may have done the dirty deed!)...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_I,_Holy_Roman_Emperor
http://everything2.com/index.pl?node=Frederick+Barbarossa
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| Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 8:17 am Post subject: Tenochtitlan, Mexico and Jerusalem |
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In my satellite research of ancient underwater structures, under-soil geoglyphs and structures, under-vegetation altars and temples, I have come across many interesting architectural, design, and graphic similar comparisons.
What I never prepared for was to find a magazine cover that unlocks possibly another huge mystery. The magazine is last month's Biblical Archaeology Review, and it is in itself, a valuable find.
The cover of the magazine shows the Crusader era's graphic of Jerusalem's city-scape, and I immediately drew the comparison between its outlines and the outlines of Tenochtitlan in the Valley of Mexico.
The premier God of the Valley of Mexico and Tenochtitlan was a "bird snake" character named "Huitzilo Pochtli". The definition of Jerusalem has never been explicitly fixed, and likewise for Huitzilo Pochtli.
I say they are the same names.
The architectural city-scape of Jerusalem matches Tenochtitlan.
And the naming convention of the premier temple of Tenochtitlan is Atzacolaco, aka At-za kah-lee-so, virtually identical to the Al Aqsa naming of the premier temple of present day Jerusalem.
The outside borders of the ancient Jerusalem city-scape are Red-White-Green, and this matches the present day colors of Mexico.
Please correct me if I am wrong on this, but it seems the ancient Jerusalem city-scape shows the premier temple (which became the Al Aqsa Mosque), the Christianized-Crusader version of the temple with a blue-bird's-head entrance, and the colors of Huitzilo Pochtli (Bird-snake or snake-bird of the left/west) are blue green.
So while the experts still wonder the meaning of both "Jerusalem" and "Huitzilo Pochtli", I wonder no more.
Snake-Bird of God. Horus of God. Falcon bird of God.
Jerusalem of the East, and Jerusalem of the West.
Furthermore, if the physical construction of Tenochtitlan is in fact 1325, and the legends are true that "Bearded men, with hair the color of the sun, and with iron tools" helped the Aztecs build the temples of Tenochtitlan, then there is one prime suspect.
The Templars, who escaped France in 18 ships in 1307, are the most likely suspects in this construction.
And note: one French name of "bird" is oesal... "wee-sow"... so close to Hu-it-zi-lo... who-eet-see-low.
In my touristy-amateurish theorizing here, of all the treasures found in the original Templars digging under the Temple of the Mount in Jerusalem, two centuries before, probably the most valuable treasure was a navigation map to the "Jerusalem of the West", in the Valley of Mexico.
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This topic is very interesting.
There is however some effect that we see what we want to see, or imagine to see. Take for example looking at the clouds or stars - we can see all types of geometric figures there, and astrologers arranging them into figurative meanings and then attaching these meanings to astro events on the earth....many a religions have attempted to establish a connection between the stars and man.
Even in the 9/11 images monsters can be seen. Or maybe ghosts?
Granted, the topic is very well researched and presents some very interesting information.
Of course, the possibility still is that much that is being seen is what one's framework of perception brings into our mind, based on patterns that are perceived to be so.... this does not mean there is actually anything there in many of those places....
..and the images posted are not at a close-enough field view to show the actual traces of what is proposed as being there....so further investigation is needed on this....
Beyond this, excellent ideas, and many other valid points drawn.
How those Google images are obscured in sensitive historical areas - very good points, amazing work of research and observation.
For a layman, I would say this is much above the ability of the average layman, and rather the beginning of a more scholarly research.
Haven't seen many participants around these edges of the forum.... so thought I would drop in with a few lines....
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| Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2008 7:22 am Post subject: Hiroshima, Japan |
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Back to Japan on this one, I am visiting Hiroshima...
I am visiting Hiroshima today, on the river-front, Northern area of the City, with the Eastern side showing some form of preserve or park.
Virtually every 50 feet of these green areas shows some ancient astronomical alignment, geoglyphs, or altar structures. I have attempted to square off what appears to be a temple complex overgrown by vegetation, to the East and slight North.
Given my limited understanding of what these astronomical markings mean, or when they were constructed, I have to make the observation that they match the ocean floor Venus arrangements and stone circle similarities, with an age deep into antiquity. (I am guessing at 2000 BC or previous)
The bottom line is that every piece of green space, whether in the river channel or in the forest preserve, shows heavy altar or shrine locations, with many ancient human habitat indicators.
First view, large scale, positioning Hirohshima on the southern side of Japan.
Second view, northern portion of Hiroshima, with blue arrows added where I found riverbank altars, shrines, and astronomical alignment points. A University will find much of antiquities and history in this area, I believe.
Third view, riverbend area and Eastern forest Preserve area, showing major concentrations of stellar convergence points, altars, and habitat areas. With such a concentration of stellar alignments, I have deliberately limited marking for an easier view. Note: The "Thuban angle" I have referred to earlier is present in these landscape views, and is in the 50-degree-plus range, indicating a very early construction towards "True North" and the celestial pole star, I believe.
Fourth view, explicit riverbend area, with stellar alignments and stone circle indicators, matching previous “megalithic, Stonehenge-era” stellar alignment points, and apparent Venus grid.
Every naturally green area I look at, in Japan, is similarly marked.
Google Earth map of location…
http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=34.443442,132.484474&spn=0.02127,0.037422&z=15
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| Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 9:06 am Post subject: Piri Reis Map, 1513 -A surveyed Land Map, not an ocean map? |
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My next effort is to decipher the Piri Reis map, and give it a new twist.
Found in 1513, and debated as to its validity, I am here to tell you that it seems absolutely authentic, with a few major additions and changes.
First and foremost, based on Google Earth underwater radar images, I am proposing that the original Piri Reis map is based on 10,000 year old information, much older than anyone has given it credit for.
My idea: the Piri Reis map started out as a land-based map, showing highways in what is now the bottom of the ocean.
At first glance, one can see Spanish Galleons and Roman sloops painted on the top, and I believe these images were added in the last 1000 years, and probably in the 1300 time frame.
Not a conclusive scientific method, but….
Having downloaded the jpeg image of the Piri Reis map, I enhanced the image with manipulation of the color blue to find that the left of the image showing water turned blue. Certain areas within the main image turned blue, indicated lake areas, but the majority of the main image stayed the creamy brown color, indicating land where we would identify the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean to be today.
So I am guessing that the original land map, which showed a flat plain from Spain all the way past the coast of today’s Venezuela an into the interior, was modified in more modern times to reflect the fact that what is now the Atlantic Ocean was once cultivated land with roads and land-navigation features, I believe.
Ask yourself, why would an ocean map have Navigation points, labeled A and B in my enhanced image, when the whole world allegedly did not know how to compute longitude in 1513?
My proof of the pudding, though, is that the circular points labeled A and B, I have triangulated and found via Google Earth software on the floor of the Atlantic. Having said this all, I am only an amateur, not a historian, and the Atlantic floor is saturated with “Ley lines”, Thuban alignments, circular stone arrangements, convergent astronomical points, “march of the volcanoes”, and a myriad of faint geoglyphs, all still visible.
Who am I to competently say that I have found these explicit navigation circles, architected on the ocean floor? I can’t, but I am tabling these amateur observations.
Conclusion: The Piri Reis map is originally a land map, converted thousands of years after the fact into an ocean map, with added European and Roman sailing ships.
To the westernmost portion of the Piri Reis map are water indicators, I believe showing what is now the Amazon jungle growth basin, which at one time may have been an inland sea.
Using Google Earth, I matched up the Piri Reis ancient shoreline and land map with the Atlantic view of the West Coast of Africa and the East Coast of South America, highlighting the Amazon basin in yellow, the ancient South American coastline in blue and red, the circular navigation points (pillars) in green and white, and alignment roads/ley lines in white.
Piri Reis equivalent, using Google Earth…
With highlight indicators…
Scientific experts have told of this map highlighting Antarctica, and I disagree. The land map simply shows the ancient land shelf line as it once was, North of Antarctica.
I expanded out the A and B navigation circles from the original map, with some visible-interesting, though not conclusive, details of Ley lines, convergent astronomical lines/roads, and some faint geoglyphs. The navigation lines on the Piri Reis map were roads, I believe, from one location to another distant location.
Top circle/island point, Tropic of Cancer location…
Middle location circle, Equator….
Bottom location circle, Tropic of Capricorn…
Those navigation circles I believe became islands when waters began to rise, with navigation pillars/lighthouses built on them, strategically located at what we now call the Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn, with the equator circle island in the middle.
And yes, I now suggest these are the original “Pillars of Hercules”, which were moved to Gibraltar with the rising waters.
What did those Pillars do, but to help support the celestial heavens, but the mythology was destroyed with their flooding? The Tropic of Cancer/Capricorn were meant to be stellar navigation locations, also indicating where the sun never diminishes beyond a 12 hour/12 hour duration…(am I explaining it right?)
And yes, again, I believe the Temple of Solomon has the equivalent symbolism of the twin pillars at the entrance, Jachin and Boaz, with the tabernacle, the womb of creation, in the middle, where we now call the equator. These two pillars/islands/navigation points, were the guardians to the underworld.
Archimotion note: Yes, imagination only on this one, as who has the tools to prove anything? Certainly I only have a dreamer's eye...but things seem to fall into place, radically different as it is from the accepted dogma.
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| Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 9:36 am Post subject: Gibraltar, and the Piri Reis Treasure Map |
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The Piri Reis Map possesses me!
I am finding out now that the Piri Reis Map must have started life as an ancient road map for terrestrial travel (pre-flood ice age), then became an ancient navigational map for sailing purposes, while always being a mythology map synchronizing ancient legends. To me most of all, the Piri Reis Map is a treasure map of hundreds of millions of people’s lives who have disappeared in time, that have no known records of their existence until now.
But let me start with the Straits of Gibraltar, Morocco, Spain, Portugal, and the massive undersea habitats in what is now the coastal Atlantic areas.
Graham Hancock, publisher of so many wonderful books on these matters, mentions this area as his "Atlantis" area. While I disagree on his positioning, I can only add to his theories with these habitat locations.
The coast areas to the West of Portugal and Morocco are saturated with rectangular temple areas and human habitats, and even several road systems, now underwater….
Spain, Portugal, North Africa, Gibraltar…
Gibraltar up-close, showing massive habitat temple/city structures to West (and East)…
To these habitat features under the water, I add the coastline of Spain, Portugal, and North Africa showing multiple cliff-faces carved in a lay-down profile positioning, providing navigational features to anyone walking eastward in dry epochs (10,000 BC ice age, no doubt), or sailing along the coast in the post-flood eras.
As a land traveler, or sailing ship, it would be life-critical to know which coastline you are passing or aiming for, in that competitive ships and tribes and ports might decide if you lived or died upon your entry.
I have plausibly spotted 10 cliff faces along the Portugal/Morocco coastlines, and I have to say, given the enormous re-shaping of the coastlines over the thousands of years, I am amazed at how many of these cliff-faces have survived.
Lisboa, Portugal “Howling Lion”… showing undersea, ancient habitat area to the West…
Lisboa Portugal - Google map
http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=38.790498,-10.08328&spn=1.965104,3.988037&z=8
Essaouira, West of Marrakech, South of Dar el-Beida, aka Casablanca
Map of Morocco, south of Dar el-Beida
http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=31.713185,-9.360704&spn=4.289132,7.976074&z=7
Massively overwhelming to me: I truly believe that what I have found in the Piri Reis map will take 100 years to understand. These are discoveries 10,000 times beyond my capabilities. I can fully appreciate why Columbia University has not revealed what they knew in 1994.
There is so much more…to be continued.
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| Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 5:14 pm Post subject: East of Yanai, Japan, South of Hiroshima |
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This next group of underwater habitat images I am calling “Yanai East”, which is located in one of the offshore Japanese Island locations.
The first image is of the island areas East of Yanai, showing aquamarine shallow water around the islands, and then an area to the southwest apparently obscured.
Google Map
http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=33.971134,132.44683&spn=0.119584,0.966797&z=10
The entire aquamarine area is a wall-to-wall tapestry of images, and some rich person or academic institution could make an immediate mark on history by doing wide-area radar/sonar images of these inter-island floors. These new technologies display all images down to bedrock, and his/her/their efforts will be instant historic recognition.
Using the wonderful but simplistic tools of Google Earth and Photoshop, I still come up with a saturation of faint geoglyph images which must be 4000 years old or earlier (possibly ice age), and some of the images seem to match the geometric patterns displayed by an individual named "Lexico" in his 2005 Japanese website thread "Underwater Pyramids of Iseki Point"… http://www.jref.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14895
Here are my contributions today... East of Yanai, Japan...
Agricultural terraces, convergence points, roads, faint geoglyphs
Intricate (and faint) geoglyph Designs
Rising Valley floor to Higher Ground, Sloping Geoglyphs?
Another rising wall geoglyph area…
My point: Somewhere in this small world, a rich person or enthusiastic university research team will make a historic name for themselves by selecting the coastal area near their home, and doing a wide-area sonar/radar mapping of the ocean floor.
What they will find, anywhere they look, is that the ancient ice-age people were extensively prolific in their geoglyph artwork, and so much of it still remains: in the Long Island Sound, in the Manhatten Channel, in the Florida Straits, in the Gulf of Arabia, in all continental shelf areas. Someone will very easily bring it to light, once again.
And let me try and explain the immense joy it has given me, to re-discover ancient designs and artwork all across all oceans, and continental shelves, and even jungle habitats, not seen probably for thousands of years, and possibly for 15 - 20 thousand years! Thanks to Google Earth and Adobe Photoshop, these artworks are being rediscovered!
There are a 100 million more to be found! It is truly exhilarating!
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| Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 9:42 am Post subject: 152 mile face image, modern city....? |
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My next contribution is a mix of an English Channel face cliff, eroded by time, with a companion mega-size facial portrait, 152 miles from his crown to his chin.
I have rotated the image approximately 35 degrees counter-clockwise to make it appear upright, which indicates a very ancient alignment probably in the ice age days of 10,000 BC. Only the Great Wall of China, I believe, comes close to these sizes matching ancient construction projects.
Can you identify where these face figures are located?
The Face Cliff is Le Havre, France, in the South of the English Channel, and the large face contains Paris in the mouth/chin sections, and the areas to the North.
Two things… which I keep mentioning…
1. As reminded of me… how much of this is my imagination? Valid question, I know, and I have no good answer.
2. Can modern architects and designers comprehend the MASSIVE sculptural and construction projects of the ancient peoples, such as 600 mile-long roads, or 150 mile long portraits?
The common denominator is the incredible desire of ancient Kings and Queens (I suppose) to remind people that they existed, and they ruled, and they controlled a vast empire.
Sadly, most of it is lost in erosion and new construction and the elements. Some of the faint images still remain, and I am thrilled to present it to the world, even as vague, plausible examples.
I say it is real.
Side note: I asked a shoe designer/salesperson, on her way to the Vegas show... What are the designer cities of the world?
Her answer... "You know, we have to buy for the market 9 months in advance, 12 months away, and we have to predict what those trends will be. Well, the Europeans seem to lead the world... Paris, Milan, Florence, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Munich".
"There are some Europeans like in Paris and Milan who actually predict the explicit color and texture design trends, 12 months into the future".
How do they do it? "I wish I only knew".
Paris is at the top!
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| Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2008 8:04 pm Post subject: Piri Reis Map showed face cliffs, which are now underwater |
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Again the Piri Reis map amazes me, and hopefully will astonish yourselves too.
The Piri Reis map shows several face cliffs on the coastlines of the ancient world, and I am focusing on the Spanish/Portugese coastline this time.
What is amazing to me is that the particular face cliff I am showing today is only visible with the satellite imagery of Google Earth, in identical fashion as the undersea face cliffs of the Yucatan Channel.
Spain, Portugal, and Gibraltar to the South...
The offshore area is estimated between 150 and 300 feet deep (or more) today, with major human habitats and city-scapes displayed underwater to the West, as we have shown in many previous examples, and as were announced by National Geographic (ancient coastal shelves showing human habitation) in 2001 and 2002.
What this latest satellite image shows is another confirmation of the ancient status of the Piri Reis map, in that I believe these ancient underwater coastal areas were not known by the 15th and 16th century Spaniards and Portugese, and may not have been visible for 3000 years or more.
Several other face cliffs, drawn on the Piri Reis map and only visible via satellite imagery, will be shown in the near future.
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| Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 12:12 pm Post subject: Teotihuacan, Mexico, and St. Peter's in Rome: similar? |
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My earlier comparison was between Teotihuacan in Mexico and the Temple of Ishtar in old Babylon, and the similarities are striking.
For a long while, I have also tried to articulate the amazing similarity between the same Temple complex of Teotihuacan, and the Vatican architectural complex in Rome, i.e., St. Peter's Basilica, Piazza San Pietro, and Piazza Adriana.
I suggest they are remarkably the same, based on ancient sacred geometry standards, though not exactly mirror images of each other.
There is even the strong suggestion from many previous authors on the similarities, if not identical nature between the Pyramids of Giza, and their alignment with the belt of Orion, with the layout of Teotihuacan.
What I am bringing again to the table is the identification that the southernmost temple of Teotihuacan contains 15 smaller articles, which is the sacred number of Ishtar, the ancient "flying serpent", known to the Aztecans as Quetzal-coatl, the bird-snake.
With Ishtar having the sacred number of 15, the more modern counterpart Venus had the sacred number of 5, in the pentagram/pentagon design, plausibly known as Piazza Adriana in today's Rome. On an architectural note, the devil was deliberately placed on the southern end of all new constructions...or so I have read!
The positioning of Teotihuacan is 15 degrees North/Northeast, and the positioning of the St. Peter's complex is West to East. Some experts can decipher those angular-positions as to the age in which they were built.
Various portions of the Teotihuacan complex have been dated by experts from 3000 BC to 400 AD, and it was buried in mud and flood debris all the way up to 1880, when it was excavated.
As I understand it, the Roman St. Peter's complex dates back to Constantine 320 AD, and certainly much earlier in many locations.
I am amazed at the possibilities, and hope future experts can make better sense of what is shown, than my first attempts here.
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| Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 12:17 pm Post subject: slight typo |
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I would like to make the correction.... the southernmost temple of Teotihuacan has 15 smaller "altars", plus the center altar. (not "articles")
15 is the sacred number of Ishtar, and was a reptillian descendant of many previous animal demon figures, whose character evolved into loving mother goddess figure over the millenia, becoming Venus in more modern times..
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