23 Dec 2016 The Roman Origins of Our Modern Calendar - Influenced by Popes, Generals, Emperors and Gods By victor labate Archaeology & Science 0 The most widely used calendar around the world today is called the Gregorian calendar. It was introduced by Pope Gregory XIII in the 16th century CE and was a modification of an ancient Roman calendar called the Julian calendar. Even though it is... Read More
09 Dec 2016 The Enigmatic Columns of Horus: Divine Tools of Energy– Part II By Armando Mei Archaeology & Science 0 To shed light on the enigma of the Columns of Horus, I analyzed the Ennead of Heliopolis, the gods’ functions and tools.The supreme being of the pharaohs’ pantheon was associated with the sun’s disk and, according to the myth, he emerged from... Read More
07 Dec 2016 The Enigmatic Columns of Horus: Hidden Tools, Weapons of the Gods? – Part I By Armando Mei Archaeology & Science 0 Over the last two centuries, Egyptologists have proposed a host of certainties on Egyptian burial customs with the study of abundant literature found within the tombs, built during the Ancient and Middle Reign. The so-called Pyramid Texts, for... Read More
18 Nov 2016 The Golden Stick: Cuzco’s Divine Foundation Myth and The Scientific Connections By Armando Mei Archaeology & Science 0 Tahuantinsuyo, in ancient Quechua language, is the name indicating the Inca Empire, one of the largest of the South American continent, much more than the Aztec and Maya Empire. In 1532 BC, the Inca Kings ruled over a geographical region including... Read More
16 Nov 2016 Shamanic Explorations of Supernatural Realms: Cave Art - The Earliest Folklore By nrushton Archaeology & Science 0 “The neuropsychological and ethnographic evidence that I have adduced strongly suggests that, in these subterranean images, we have an ancient and unusually explicit expression of a complex shamanic experience that is informed by altered states... Read More