Archive for January, 2009
Backup site for “The Pelasgians”
by admin on Jan.31, 2009, under Archaeology
Backup site for “The Pelasgians” (PREHISTORIC DACIA by Nicolae Densusianu):
http://www.pelasgians.bigpondhosting.com/
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Atlantis…Warning. The “pelasgian” site it’s about to be canceled.
by admin on Jan.31, 2009, under Archaeology
Quote from Graham Hancock forum (Absinthujone):
“In some topics regarding Atlantis, I posted a link that is the english translation of the book “Dacia Preistorica” by romanian historian Nicolae Densusianu. Why is so important for the Atlantis story? Because this historian gives some extraordinary examples of the real location of the Pillars of Herakles(no, they are not in Gibraltar), Okeanos(no, it is not the Atlantic Ocean), Atlas Mountains(no, they are not in Morocco).
slation of the book “Dacia Preistorica” by romanian historian Nicolae Densusianu. Why is so important for the Atlantis story? Because this historian gives some extraordinary examples of the real location of the Pillars of Herakles(no, they are not in Gibraltar), Okeanos(no, it is not the Atlantic Ocean), Atlas Mountains(no, they are not in Morocco).”
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Egypt finds second pier at ancient temple complex
by admin on Jan.30, 2009, under Archaeology
“CAIRO, Jan 26 (Reuters Life!) – Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a pier used by ancient Egyptians to access the Karnak temple complex during the dry season in the southern city of Luxor, the Egyptian government said on Monday.”
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Otago University (NZ) reconstructed a mummy face
by admin on Jan.30, 2009, under Archaeology
“The face of an Egyptian mummy at Otago Museum has been revealed for the first time in over 2,000 years.
The 35-year-old female aristocrat has been part of the museum’s collection for more than a century.
The facial reconstruction of the mummy is the result of over a year’s work by a team from Otago University and they are confident that their modern day model is extremely accurate.”
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