14 Jan 2019 Head on a Platter: The Ancient Practice of Headhunting By MartiniF History & Tradition 0 In 1874, during a formal meeting known as the Tumbang Anoi Agreement, held in Damang Batu, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia, all the Dayak tribes gathered for a peace resolution. The meeting had lasted for several months and finally the outcome was... Read More
11 Jan 2019 Hacking the Ancient Binary Cosmic Codes of the Inca’s Woven Textiles By ashley cowie History & Tradition 0 Mainstream history relates how human beings hunted their way out of Africa and eventually reached the landmass now called South America about 15,000 years ago. Trading across vast mountain ranges and coastal deserts instigated a requirement to... Read More
07 Jan 2019 Can the Mayans be Dated to the Younger Dryas Ice Age? By jim willis History & Tradition 1 How does a story one is told, or that one has read in a textbook become irrefutable historical fact?Everyone knows the Mayans were a terrifying civilization, steeped in long range calendars, ballgames, pyramids and human sacrifice. They inherited... Read More
28 Dec 2018 Political Landscape of the Nativity of Jesus By Cam Rea History & Tradition 0 To paint the canvas around the time of the birth of Jesus, one needs to examine the unfolding political landscape of Judea a generation before Jesus’ birth. By 40 BC, Judea was under Parthian rule and Antigonus II Mattathias (of Hasmonean... Read More
26 Dec 2018 The Women in Jesus’ Life and Early Christianity: Patrona’s, Prostitutes and Princesses By MartiniF History & Tradition 0 Women have been important members of Christianity from the very beginning of the early Christian church. In fact, women were among Jesus’ earliest followers. Apart from learning from and speaking to women both in public and private, Jesus himself... Read More