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Christopher Columbus before the Catholic Monarchs at the court of Barcelona (V. Turgis, 19th century ) (Public Domain) — 11 Jul 2022

Christopher Columbus Finding The New Jerusalem And King Solomon’s Ophir

By davidchildress

History & Tradition

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Cristobal Colón was born in mid-1460 as the illegitimate son of Prince Carlos (Charles IV) of Viana, Spain, and Margarita Colón, of a prominent Jewish family in the ghetto of the Island of Mallorca, near the village of Genova. He took on the...
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Christopher Columbus before the Catholic Monarchs at the court of Barcelona (V. Turgis, 19th century ) (Public Domain) — 11 Jul 2022

Christopher Columbus Finding The New Jerusalem And King Solomon’s Ophir

By davidchildress

History & Tradition

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Cristobal Colón was born in mid-1460 as the illegitimate son of Prince Carlos (Charles IV) of Viana, Spain, and Margarita Colón, of a prominent Jewish family in the ghetto of the Island of Mallorca, near the village of Genova. He took on the...
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Christopher Columbus, surrounded by a crowd of people, is about to embark on his ship, August 1492. (Wellcome Images / CC BY-SA 4.0) — 01 Jul 2022

The Secret Identity Of Christopher Columbus: A Celtic-Jewish Spanish Pirate?

By davidchildress

History & Tradition

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The Christopher Columbus that everybody learns about in school may have been an entirely different person than is generally being taught. Columbus was a fascinating person, and the more one studies this incredible man, the more incredible his...
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Christopher Columbus, surrounded by a crowd of people, is about to embark on his ship, August 1492. (Wellcome Images / CC BY-SA 4.0) — 01 Jul 2022

The Secret Identity Of Christopher Columbus: A Celtic-Jewish Spanish Pirate?

By davidchildress

History & Tradition

1

The Christopher Columbus that everybody learns about in school may have been an entirely different person than is generally being taught. Columbus was a fascinating person, and the more one studies this incredible man, the more incredible his...
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23 Apr 2021

The Mythos Of The Enigmatic Prester John

By davidchildress

History & Tradition

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Around 1165 AD a mysterious letter addressed to Manuel Comnenus, Emperor of Byzantium, began circulating around Europe. It was from a Prester John who claimed to “exceed in riches, virtue and power of all creatures who dwell under heaven....
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23 Apr 2021

The Mythos Of The Enigmatic Prester John

By davidchildress

History & Tradition

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Around 1165 AD a mysterious letter addressed to Manuel Comnenus, Emperor of Byzantium, began circulating around Europe. It was from a Prester John who claimed to “exceed in riches, virtue and power of all creatures who dwell under heaven....
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Church of Ura Kidane Mihret, Zeghie Peninsula, Lake Tana, Ethiopia — 16 Apr 2021

The Periplus Of The Ports Of Ethiopia, The Hidden Empire

By davidchildress

Archaeology & Science

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Known as the Hidden Empire, Ethiopia’s official name, until recently, was Abyssinia. Its history fades back into the mists of time and for some reason, Ethiopia has largely been written out of world history. Despite being the home of...
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Church of Ura Kidane Mihret, Zeghie Peninsula, Lake Tana, Ethiopia — 16 Apr 2021

The Periplus Of The Ports Of Ethiopia, The Hidden Empire

By davidchildress

Archaeology & Science

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Known as the Hidden Empire, Ethiopia’s official name, until recently, was Abyssinia. Its history fades back into the mists of time and for some reason, Ethiopia has largely been written out of world history. Despite being the home of...
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Joshua passing the River Jordan with the Ark of the Covenant by Benjamin West (1800) Art Gallery of New South Wales (Public Domain) — 07 Oct 2020

The Ark Of The Covenant: A Fearsome Weapon Of Destruction

By davidchildress

History & Tradition

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The Ark of the Covenant must be thought of as two or even three separate things. First of all it is a box with a cavity in the middle of it that can contain a medium-sized object, such as an electrical device of some kind. Secondly, the ‘Ark’...
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Joshua passing the River Jordan with the Ark of the Covenant by Benjamin West (1800) Art Gallery of New South Wales (Public Domain) — 07 Oct 2020

The Ark Of The Covenant: A Fearsome Weapon Of Destruction

By davidchildress

History & Tradition

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The Ark of the Covenant must be thought of as two or even three separate things. First of all it is a box with a cavity in the middle of it that can contain a medium-sized object, such as an electrical device of some kind. Secondly, the ‘Ark’...
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Gibel Atlantidy by N.Roerich (1929) (Public Domain) — 28 Aug 2020

Quest For Mu: 200,000-Year Old Sunken Pacific Continent

By davidchildress

History & Tradition

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In the 19th century a Hindu priest introduced British army Colonel James Churchward to ancient tablets, revealing the existence of a primordial lost civilization, which led to Churchward’s lifetime quest, spanning several continents and islands,...
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Gibel Atlantidy by N.Roerich (1929) (Public Domain) — 28 Aug 2020

Quest For Mu: 200,000-Year Old Sunken Pacific Continent

By davidchildress

History & Tradition

2

In the 19th century a Hindu priest introduced British army Colonel James Churchward to ancient tablets, revealing the existence of a primordial lost civilization, which led to Churchward’s lifetime quest, spanning several continents and islands,...
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The Unfinished Obelisk at Aswan (Image: David H Childress) — 05 Aug 2020

The Enigma Of The Unfinished Obelisk At Aswan

By davidchildress

Archaeology & Science

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The standard definition of an obelisk is a monolithic stone monument whose four sides, which generally carry inscriptions, gently taper into a pyramidion at the top. These massive, pointed shafts of polished granite were often capped with gold....
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The Unfinished Obelisk at Aswan (Image: David H Childress) — 05 Aug 2020

The Enigma Of The Unfinished Obelisk At Aswan

By davidchildress

Archaeology & Science

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The standard definition of an obelisk is a monolithic stone monument whose four sides, which generally carry inscriptions, gently taper into a pyramidion at the top. These massive, pointed shafts of polished granite were often capped with gold....
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A view of Gunung Padang, fifth terrace (© Beeyan / Wikimedia Commons/ CC BY-SA 3.0) — 15 Jul 2020

The Mystery of Gunung Padang, Java and the Cham

By davidchildress

Archaeology & Science

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Jakarta, Indonesia’s capital and largest city, is a sprawling mass of cars, trucks, motorcycles and street vendors that can take hours to drive through. Jakarta is the gateway to the small town of Sukabumi in western Java and the strange ruins of...
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A view of Gunung Padang, fifth terrace (© Beeyan / Wikimedia Commons/ CC BY-SA 3.0) — 15 Jul 2020

The Mystery of Gunung Padang, Java and the Cham

By davidchildress

Archaeology & Science

1

Jakarta, Indonesia’s capital and largest city, is a sprawling mass of cars, trucks, motorcycles and street vendors that can take hours to drive through. Jakarta is the gateway to the small town of Sukabumi in western Java and the strange ruins of...
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