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Ingreso al Kalasasaya, Tiwanaku, Bolivia — 11 Jul 2018

Unearthing the Lost Meridian of Tiwanaku’s Temple Builders

By ashley cowie

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The Tiwanaku Empire (300 to 1150 AD) preceded the Inca Empire; and by 400 AD Tiwanaku rose the become the most influential of a number of city states in the region. It was the center for regional religious pilgrimages and llama caravan trade...
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Ingreso al Kalasasaya, Tiwanaku, Bolivia — 11 Jul 2018

Unearthing the Lost Meridian of Tiwanaku’s Temple Builders

By ashley cowie

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The Tiwanaku Empire (300 to 1150 AD) preceded the Inca Empire; and by 400 AD Tiwanaku rose the become the most influential of a number of city states in the region. It was the center for regional religious pilgrimages and llama caravan trade...
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Apollo and the Muses by Robert Sanderson (1848 – 1908) — 06 Jul 2018

Demystifying the Nine Sorceresses at the Center of Time

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Myths, folklore ancient songs and poems present the number ‘nine’ as being connected with the underworld, and this has been extended into modern pop culture. There were ‘nine circles of Hell’ in Dante's Divine Comedy; in J.R.R....
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Apollo and the Muses by Robert Sanderson (1848 – 1908) — 06 Jul 2018

Demystifying the Nine Sorceresses at the Center of Time

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Myths, folklore ancient songs and poems present the number ‘nine’ as being connected with the underworld, and this has been extended into modern pop culture. There were ‘nine circles of Hell’ in Dante's Divine Comedy; in J.R.R....
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Sir Isaac Newton and the Philosopher’s Stone — 22 Jun 2018

Sir Isaac Newton’s Secret Quest for the God Engine

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Isaac Newton, English physicist, mathematician, astronomer, inventor and natural philosopher was one of the most influential and accomplished scientists in history. After Newton died, however, he caused great embarrassment to the scientific...
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Sir Isaac Newton and the Philosopher’s Stone — 22 Jun 2018

Sir Isaac Newton’s Secret Quest for the God Engine

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Isaac Newton, English physicist, mathematician, astronomer, inventor and natural philosopher was one of the most influential and accomplished scientists in history. After Newton died, however, he caused great embarrassment to the scientific...
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Wewelsburg Caste — 04 Apr 2018

Teutonic Knights’ Castle Turned into Nazi Cult Site?

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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The word ‘crusader’ conjures up images of scarlet-cross Knights Templar. Although these heroes of the 12th century may dominate popular culture, their Order was rivalled by the black-cross Order of Brothers of the German House of Saint Mary in...
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Wewelsburg Caste — 04 Apr 2018

Teutonic Knights’ Castle Turned into Nazi Cult Site?

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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The word ‘crusader’ conjures up images of scarlet-cross Knights Templar. Although these heroes of the 12th century may dominate popular culture, their Order was rivalled by the black-cross Order of Brothers of the German House of Saint Mary in...
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Magic gate (Porta magica) in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, in Rome, Italy. — 28 Mar 2018

Entering the 17th Century Argonautic Alchemical Portal

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Every proper myth and legend features a door, gateway or mirror acting as portals to other dimensions of reality. In modern mythology this component features as children venturing to ‘Narnia’ through a cupboard and Alice entering the rabbit...
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Magic gate (Porta magica) in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, in Rome, Italy. — 28 Mar 2018

Entering the 17th Century Argonautic Alchemical Portal

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Every proper myth and legend features a door, gateway or mirror acting as portals to other dimensions of reality. In modern mythology this component features as children venturing to ‘Narnia’ through a cupboard and Alice entering the rabbit...
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In the estuary of Achelous Rive Treasure chest — 21 Mar 2018

Captivating Great Treasure of Lima

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Isla del Coco, or Cocos Island, has been visited for over 300 years by infamous pirates like ‘Benito of the Bloody Sword’ and explorers such as Sir Francis Drake. In more modern times famous treasure hunters like President Franklin Roosevelt...
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In the estuary of Achelous Rive Treasure chest — 21 Mar 2018

Captivating Great Treasure of Lima

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Isla del Coco, or Cocos Island, has been visited for over 300 years by infamous pirates like ‘Benito of the Bloody Sword’ and explorers such as Sir Francis Drake. In more modern times famous treasure hunters like President Franklin Roosevelt...
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The Callanish Stones on the isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides (Western Isles), Scotland — 14 Mar 2018

The Mystery of the Stone Monuments in Northern Scotland: Domains of Ancient Lunar Astronomers?

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Erected 7,000-years-ago, 20 unique standing stone monuments in the remote north of Scotland mystify archaeologists, because they are unparalleled anywhere else in the world. By conducting a research project, analyzing the location properties of...
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The Callanish Stones on the isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides (Western Isles), Scotland — 14 Mar 2018

The Mystery of the Stone Monuments in Northern Scotland: Domains of Ancient Lunar Astronomers?

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Erected 7,000-years-ago, 20 unique standing stone monuments in the remote north of Scotland mystify archaeologists, because they are unparalleled anywhere else in the world. By conducting a research project, analyzing the location properties of...
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Map of Caithness detailing Iron Age brochs. (Courtesy of the Caithness Broch Project.) — 07 Mar 2018

Botanical Mystery of the Ancient Ulbster Stone

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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A 1,500-year-old carved marvel, the Ulbster Stone, was unearthed from the grounds of an ancient Celtic chapel in the remote Highlands of Scotland and is renown to have more symbols than any other Pictish monument. Severely faded and almost lost...
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Map of Caithness detailing Iron Age brochs. (Courtesy of the Caithness Broch Project.) — 07 Mar 2018

Botanical Mystery of the Ancient Ulbster Stone

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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A 1,500-year-old carved marvel, the Ulbster Stone, was unearthed from the grounds of an ancient Celtic chapel in the remote Highlands of Scotland and is renown to have more symbols than any other Pictish monument. Severely faded and almost lost...
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The Muisca raft was dated to between 1200 to1500 BC. Made of 80% gold alloy, with silver and copper, it was created using the lost wax casting method. — 28 Feb 2018

Hunting South American Gold

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Gold has always captured the imagination of mankind. Long before it acquired any monetary value and became a source of greed, gold was valued for its spiritual connotation. By 2000 BC the Muisca people in South America had forged gold and created...
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The Muisca raft was dated to between 1200 to1500 BC. Made of 80% gold alloy, with silver and copper, it was created using the lost wax casting method. — 28 Feb 2018

Hunting South American Gold

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Gold has always captured the imagination of mankind. Long before it acquired any monetary value and became a source of greed, gold was valued for its spiritual connotation. By 2000 BC the Muisca people in South America had forged gold and created...
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A caricature of the crew of HMS Beagle painted off the coast of Argentina (at Bahía Blanca) around 24 September 1832, presumed painted by the shipboard artist Augustus Earle. Described by Sotheby’s as — 16 Feb 2018

The Californian OOPArt versus Darwin’s Theory of Evolution

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Archaeologists, anthropologists and geologists in the field sometimes discover objects in seemingly impossible contexts, which don’t immediately fit their models of evolution or history as we know it. The term used to describe these anomalies is...
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A caricature of the crew of HMS Beagle painted off the coast of Argentina (at Bahía Blanca) around 24 September 1832, presumed painted by the shipboard artist Augustus Earle. Described by Sotheby’s as — 16 Feb 2018

The Californian OOPArt versus Darwin’s Theory of Evolution

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

2

Archaeologists, anthropologists and geologists in the field sometimes discover objects in seemingly impossible contexts, which don’t immediately fit their models of evolution or history as we know it. The term used to describe these anomalies is...
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