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Created by Sep 2, 2008 at 9:04pm. Last updated by Dr. Tim Sep. 3, 2008.

Informed Speculation

One of the things about the subject of archaeology is the degree of wild fantastical speculation on the part of the public, and so called "experts".  While we have differing views, archaeologist seek the truth from the evidence.  The recent movie "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" (which I refused to be a consultant on) is the perfect example of ignoring the fact, in favor of pure fantasy (see my review on Archaeology At The Movie… Continue

Created by Dr. Tim Sep 1, 2008 at 1:38pm. Last updated by Dr. Tim Sep. 1, 2008.

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Ron Henry replied to Ron Henry's discussion 'Viracocha copper artifact'
Hello and thank you for your interest.It was dug up "near the pyramid" in Tiahuanaco. He never designated which one. Wish I could be more specific.
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Jerry and Kathy Wills replied to Dr. Tim's discussion 'Nazca Geoglyphs'
You have a good start of a great website! Having been to this area many times, my only suggestion is that you might make a distinction between the Nazca lines and those of Palpa. Personally, I think the Palpa lines are much older. Have you walked ...
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Jerry and Kathy Wills replied to Ron Henry's discussion 'Viracocha copper artifact'
Wow... That's fantastic. Do you know more about where it was found, aside from the general description you've provided? For example, near Puma Punku, near the Sun Gate... in other words, a more exacting location of its discovery?
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We think the stone spheres were used as ballast by the Phoenician ships that sailed the western coast of the Americas.
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discovery of imagrey on stones suggesting mother of cultures

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Costa Rica Stone Spheres. 2 Replies

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Nazca Geoglyphs 1 Reply

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The Lost City Of Guayabo

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Mary Xochitl Mayahuel

The strange story of Votan

Have you ever read anything like this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Votan ?
For me this story is not new, but I have never read the original source - the fragment of that book by Francisco Núñez de la Vega. However, now I feel that I'd better read it. To avoid possible arguements, I must admit that it is not the fact of Votan's probable existance, but Votan himself as a character that really interests me. So, are there any translations of that text into English on the Internet?

Posted by Mary Xochitl Mayahuel on May 20, 2009 at 8:27am

deb

Diquis Stones suggestion for use

Pre-Columbian cultures were awake about 4 hours when it was dark (just like us). They (also like us) needed to produce light at night in the most energy efficient fashion. Bowls (such as this one http://www.precolumbiangold.com/images/inca.h67.jpg ) weren't conducive to holding liquid. What were they used for? How about as a light reflector?

So once the civilizations figured out how to disperse light efficiently then every household would want one, right?

Ergo the stone balls. Roll the ball in… Continue

Posted by deb on February 2, 2009 at 1:06pm — 3 Comments

Mary Xochitl Mayahuel

Er... Good evening:-)

In my first post on this website, I'd like to find out your opinion about the famous sarcophagus of Kinich Hanaab Pakal. Do you trust the traditional explanation? Do you believe in extraterrestrial origin of its creator (of course, it wasn't Kinich Hanaab Pakal who made it, but he probably was the inspirator of that hard work)? Or maybe you have your own version?
P.S.: I am Ukrainian and still at school, so my English is really poor! Because of that I will be very pleased, if, in a case of a mis… Continue

Posted by Mary Xochitl Mayahuel on May 27, 2008 at 12:00pm — 5 Comments

Dr. Tim

Another ‘Stonehenge’ discovered in Amazon


Image: Granite blocks



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Posted by Dr. Tim on March 24, 2007 at 7:29pm

Dr. Tim

Ancient rock art chronicles exploding star

Native American carving linked to supernova observations in 1006
Image: Petroglyph

… Continue

Posted by Dr. Tim on March 24, 2007 at 7:27pm

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