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A naturally preserved Peruvian mummified male, possibly from the North coast of Peru where the Chimu culture buried their dead in 'mummy bundles', curled up in foetal position with bound hands and feet.(1200 – 1400 AD)(Wellcome Images / CC BY-SA 4.0) — 30 Oct 2020

Integrity Of Ancient Mummies Offended By Ancient Aliens

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Archaeologists all over the world have for decades refuted claims of an extraterrestrial influence on the building achievements of ancient humans. The academic community regard such claims as “aliens of the gaps,” reflecting the “God of the...
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A naturally preserved Peruvian mummified male, possibly from the North coast of Peru where the Chimu culture buried their dead in 'mummy bundles', curled up in foetal position with bound hands and feet.(1200 – 1400 AD)(Wellcome Images / CC BY-SA 4.0) — 30 Oct 2020

Integrity Of Ancient Mummies Offended By Ancient Aliens

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

2

Archaeologists all over the world have for decades refuted claims of an extraterrestrial influence on the building achievements of ancient humans. The academic community regard such claims as “aliens of the gaps,” reflecting the “God of the...
Read More

Guests from Overseas (1901) by Nicholas Roerich, depicting a Viking raid. Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow. (Public Domain) — 23 Oct 2020

Dead Viking Dynasty Invade Scottish Neolithic Tombs

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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The Viking Age represents the earliest recorded raids made by Norsemen in 793 AD until the Norman conquest of England in 1066 AD. During this blood-thirsty period Scandinavians mastered shipbuilding and set out in waves to conquer Europe, and as...
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Guests from Overseas (1901) by Nicholas Roerich, depicting a Viking raid. Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow. (Public Domain) — 23 Oct 2020

Dead Viking Dynasty Invade Scottish Neolithic Tombs

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

0

The Viking Age represents the earliest recorded raids made by Norsemen in 793 AD until the Norman conquest of England in 1066 AD. During this blood-thirsty period Scandinavians mastered shipbuilding and set out in waves to conquer Europe, and as...
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he Wild Hunt of Odin by Peter Nicolai Arbo (1872) (Public Domain) — 16 Oct 2020

The God-Gifted Weapons of Norse Mythology

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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The Vikings were warriors and therefore weaponry was at the forefront of their culture, and this is why the heroes and gods of Norse religion and folklore were armed with a range of awesome weapons that were used to control and alter the natural...
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he Wild Hunt of Odin by Peter Nicolai Arbo (1872) (Public Domain) — 16 Oct 2020

The God-Gifted Weapons of Norse Mythology

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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The Vikings were warriors and therefore weaponry was at the forefront of their culture, and this is why the heroes and gods of Norse religion and folklore were armed with a range of awesome weapons that were used to control and alter the natural...
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Charon accompanies the Souls across the Styx (CC0) — 14 Sep 2020

Psychopomp: Crossing Over Passage in Ancient Ghostlore

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Modern science has, for the last two centuries, replaced most of the spirits, entities, demons and ghosts of the ancient world with logical explanations demonstrated through scientific experimentation, but there is no arguing that people in the...
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Charon accompanies the Souls across the Styx (CC0) — 14 Sep 2020

Psychopomp: Crossing Over Passage in Ancient Ghostlore

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

1

Modern science has, for the last two centuries, replaced most of the spirits, entities, demons and ghosts of the ancient world with logical explanations demonstrated through scientific experimentation, but there is no arguing that people in the...
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Siege of Tyre by Sébastien Mamerot (1493) (Public Domain) — 09 Sep 2020

Ancient Engineering: The Art Of Siege Warfare

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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The word ‘siege‘ conjures up imagery of high wooden towers attacking thick stone castle walls, but in the ancient world sieges also required extreme engineering prowess. Innovations in attack catapult technology and in the building of...
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Siege of Tyre by Sébastien Mamerot (1493) (Public Domain) — 09 Sep 2020

Ancient Engineering: The Art Of Siege Warfare

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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The word ‘siege‘ conjures up imagery of high wooden towers attacking thick stone castle walls, but in the ancient world sieges also required extreme engineering prowess. Innovations in attack catapult technology and in the building of...
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Pythagoras Emerging from the Underworld by Salvador Rosa (1662) Kimbell Art Museum (Public Domain) — 26 Aug 2020

Passage To Portals Of The Netherworld

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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A common cosmological theme within ancient cultures was the concept that the Netherworld, Underworld or afterlife was entered from this world through portals and these ancient gates were often built in stone. Gates and doorways in sacred settings...
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Pythagoras Emerging from the Underworld by Salvador Rosa (1662) Kimbell Art Museum (Public Domain) — 26 Aug 2020

Passage To Portals Of The Netherworld

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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A common cosmological theme within ancient cultures was the concept that the Netherworld, Underworld or afterlife was entered from this world through portals and these ancient gates were often built in stone. Gates and doorways in sacred settings...
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Christ Statue Flash (Pixabay Free Use) — 17 Aug 2020

Thunderbolt And Lightning: The Divine Spark That Shaped History

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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For millennia the phenomenon of lightning has been shrouded in mystery, inspiring much fascination by humans, who for the longest time lived outdoors in the shadows of these cosmic blasts of light. Modern humans have knowledge of lighting’s true...
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Christ Statue Flash (Pixabay Free Use) — 17 Aug 2020

Thunderbolt And Lightning: The Divine Spark That Shaped History

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

1

For millennia the phenomenon of lightning has been shrouded in mystery, inspiring much fascination by humans, who for the longest time lived outdoors in the shadows of these cosmic blasts of light. Modern humans have knowledge of lighting’s true...
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The 15th-century, ninth European Map (Nona Europae Tabula), depicting the Balkans, from a medieval edition of Ptolemy's Geography. (Public Domain) — 14 Aug 2020

Antiquarian Treasures Worth 150,000,000 Dollars

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Before the invention of the Gutenberg printing press in Mainz, Germany, around 1440 AD, recognizable systems of writing had developed in three major ancient cultures: around 3000 BC Mesopotamian cuneiform featured in Sumerian, Akkadian and Elamite...
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The 15th-century, ninth European Map (Nona Europae Tabula), depicting the Balkans, from a medieval edition of Ptolemy's Geography. (Public Domain) — 14 Aug 2020

Antiquarian Treasures Worth 150,000,000 Dollars

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

0

Before the invention of the Gutenberg printing press in Mainz, Germany, around 1440 AD, recognizable systems of writing had developed in three major ancient cultures: around 3000 BC Mesopotamian cuneiform featured in Sumerian, Akkadian and Elamite...
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Transcript of The Silvery Water by Ibn Umayl at-Tamîmî by An Islamic artist 739H/1339, probably in Baghdad. Topkapi Library (Public Domain) — 31 Jul 2020

Grandfathers of Alchemy, Forefathers Of Chemistry

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Alchemy is a word almost everyone has heard of, but few have ever committed more than a handful of hours trying to grasp what this heavily loaded symbolic word actually means, in its entirely. So often the interested are discouraged by the complex...
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Transcript of The Silvery Water by Ibn Umayl at-Tamîmî by An Islamic artist 739H/1339, probably in Baghdad. Topkapi Library (Public Domain) — 31 Jul 2020

Grandfathers of Alchemy, Forefathers Of Chemistry

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Alchemy is a word almost everyone has heard of, but few have ever committed more than a handful of hours trying to grasp what this heavily loaded symbolic word actually means, in its entirely. So often the interested are discouraged by the complex...
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Painting of Smilodon populator from the American Museum of Natural History by Charles Knight (1903) (Public Domain) — 20 Jul 2020

The Deadliest Man Eaters In Mankind’s Evolutionary History

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Humans are the most successful predator on the planet and stand sentinel at the spearhead of the planetary food chain, but this was not an achievement that came easy. Mankind’s ancestors had to fight and overcome some of the fiercest creatures...
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Painting of Smilodon populator from the American Museum of Natural History by Charles Knight (1903) (Public Domain) — 20 Jul 2020

The Deadliest Man Eaters In Mankind’s Evolutionary History

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

0

Humans are the most successful predator on the planet and stand sentinel at the spearhead of the planetary food chain, but this was not an achievement that came easy. Mankind’s ancestors had to fight and overcome some of the fiercest creatures...
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