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Photoshopped image of what twin obelisks at the entrance to the Luxor Temple would have looked like. (Image © Donald B Carroll) — 06 Feb 2023

Egyptian Obelisks Unplugged: The Lost Chord Divine

By dbcarroll526

Archaeology & Science

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The magic of ancient Egypt, with its megalithic monuments and the mysteries they symbolize, still mesmerizes millions of people 2,500 years after its decline as an ancient cradle of civilization. Egyptologists today reckon that approximately 70...
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Photoshopped image of what twin obelisks at the entrance to the Luxor Temple would have looked like. (Image © Donald B Carroll) — 06 Feb 2023

Egyptian Obelisks Unplugged: The Lost Chord Divine

By dbcarroll526

Archaeology & Science

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The magic of ancient Egypt, with its megalithic monuments and the mysteries they symbolize, still mesmerizes millions of people 2,500 years after its decline as an ancient cradle of civilization. Egyptologists today reckon that approximately 70...
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Stonehenge ( Gail Johnson / Adobe Stock) — 15 Jul 2022

Dark Lords And Winter Queens Of Solstice

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Christmas is for obvious reasons a thoroughly Christian holiday, that overlies the darkest time of the year around the Winter solstice, which is the shortest day of the year with the least light in the Northern hemisphere. The morning after the...
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Stonehenge ( Gail Johnson / Adobe Stock) — 15 Jul 2022

Dark Lords And Winter Queens Of Solstice

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Christmas is for obvious reasons a thoroughly Christian holiday, that overlies the darkest time of the year around the Winter solstice, which is the shortest day of the year with the least light in the Northern hemisphere. The morning after the...
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Callanish Stones (spanishjohnny72 / Adobe Stock) — 30 Mar 2022

The Great British Archaeoastronomical Megalithic Structure Myth

By ashley cowie

Archaeology & Science

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In 1637 AD, John Greaves, the English mathematician, astronomer, antiquarian and professor of geometry at Gresham College in London, England, measured and studied famous ancient monuments in Italy and Egypt including the Great Pyramid. This...
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Callanish Stones (spanishjohnny72 / Adobe Stock) — 30 Mar 2022

The Great British Archaeoastronomical Megalithic Structure Myth

By ashley cowie

Archaeology & Science

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In 1637 AD, John Greaves, the English mathematician, astronomer, antiquarian and professor of geometry at Gresham College in London, England, measured and studied famous ancient monuments in Italy and Egypt including the Great Pyramid. This...
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Summer Solstice Sunset at Stonehenge, UK (Phil/ Adobe Stock) — 14 Jul 2021

The Lonely Stones That Square The Cosmic Circle

By ashley cowie

Archaeology & Science

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Both beneath and beyond Stonehenge in England, the Great Sphinx and Pyramid of Khafre in Egypt, Machu Picchu in Peru, Chichen Itza in Mexico and Newgrange in Ireland, exists an underlying code that binds the distant builders. Distant, in both space...
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Summer Solstice Sunset at Stonehenge, UK (Phil/ Adobe Stock) — 14 Jul 2021

The Lonely Stones That Square The Cosmic Circle

By ashley cowie

Archaeology & Science

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Both beneath and beyond Stonehenge in England, the Great Sphinx and Pyramid of Khafre in Egypt, Machu Picchu in Peru, Chichen Itza in Mexico and Newgrange in Ireland, exists an underlying code that binds the distant builders. Distant, in both space...
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Stonehenge sunset (Terry/ Adobe Stock) — 18 May 2020

Magical Landscapes: Monuments, Memories and Memorials

By Nigel Pennick

Archaeology & Science

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All over the world, historical records and local memory keep places alive with meaning even when the physical reminders of that meaning have been obliterated. This happens with both religious and secular monuments, and even with fictional events...
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Stonehenge sunset (Terry/ Adobe Stock) — 18 May 2020

Magical Landscapes: Monuments, Memories and Memorials

By Nigel Pennick

Archaeology & Science

2

All over the world, historical records and local memory keep places alive with meaning even when the physical reminders of that meaning have been obliterated. This happens with both religious and secular monuments, and even with fictional events...
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Druid greets the dawn at Stonehenge (heywoody / adobe stock) — 10 May 2019

Who Kept the Ancient Wisdom of Stonehenge?

By graham phillips

Archaeology & Science

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Stonehenge is one of the most famous monuments in the world. Although it stands in isolated countryside in south-central England, miles from any major town, it is one of Britain’s most popular tourist sites, attracting more than a million...
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Druid greets the dawn at Stonehenge (heywoody / adobe stock) — 10 May 2019

Who Kept the Ancient Wisdom of Stonehenge?

By graham phillips

Archaeology & Science

1

Stonehenge is one of the most famous monuments in the world. Although it stands in isolated countryside in south-central England, miles from any major town, it is one of Britain’s most popular tourist sites, attracting more than a million...
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American Indian legend with wolf and eagle — 01 Apr 2019

Mysterious Medicine Wheels of the American West

By jim willis

Archaeology & Science

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A hundred stone constructions dotting the landscape of the American north-west, called ‘Medicine Wheels’ by the ignorant, may be pre-dating the Egyptian pyramids to 5,000 years ago. At first glance they may seem primitive, yet they are...
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American Indian legend with wolf and eagle — 01 Apr 2019

Mysterious Medicine Wheels of the American West

By jim willis

Archaeology & Science

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A hundred stone constructions dotting the landscape of the American north-west, called ‘Medicine Wheels’ by the ignorant, may be pre-dating the Egyptian pyramids to 5,000 years ago. At first glance they may seem primitive, yet they are...
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Stonehenge — 11 Feb 2019

Can Ancient Mathematics Avert Meteor Strikes and the Hopi Prophecy of Fiery Cataclysm?

By John Patrick Hill

Mythology & Mystery

2

Imagine a skryer standing in the newly erected circle of Stonehenge, working instruments to ‘see’ if there have been any disruptions in the fields of asteroids high above. The circle of stone has been matched to the asteroid belts long since...
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Stonehenge — 11 Feb 2019

Can Ancient Mathematics Avert Meteor Strikes and the Hopi Prophecy of Fiery Cataclysm?

By John Patrick Hill

Mythology & Mystery

2

Imagine a skryer standing in the newly erected circle of Stonehenge, working instruments to ‘see’ if there have been any disruptions in the fields of asteroids high above. The circle of stone has been matched to the asteroid belts long since...
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