Keltic Seafaring

NORMAN TOTTEN: - "The Eye of God and the Agricultural Grid

By Norman Totten

Bentley College, Waltham, Massachusetts

documentary 2016 hd - Stimulus for this sort of examination was the need to comprehend the "atna-kuna" theme so common in Celtic New England and Iberia, and as often as possible connected with the "eye of Bel". James Whittall has been finding case of it in Portugal and Spain. Fell, Dix, and Oedel have as of late distributed perceptions about it.

This presentation is restricted to what is by all accounts the two overwhelming typical types of the sun and earth in antiquated engravings - the eye of the sun god and the developed field lattice. Both have happened in various assortments, outwardly and phonetically. This paper ought to be perused as an advancement report, fragmented in its thought and to some degree conditional in its determinations with respect to an immeasurable and complex issue.

I. Morphology and Dissemination: Eye of the Sun

Despite the fact that he later quibbled about which bearing the development had happened, Sir Arthur Evans (1984, p. 303) put forward the essential types of the eye of Ra - from one complete with lashes (beams) to a circle (understudy) encasing a littler circle or spot (iris)." (6)

This is essential to comprehension the overall societies and the tip top corporate dealers. The circle with a speck is the Mark of Qayin or Cain (Gardner's Genesis of the Grail Kings and different sources) and all things considered it is the proficient cartouche or connoting token for the group of Jesus and the 'curve tectons' (Septuagint) of the Great Pyramid.

In "Bel" we have the Keltic God and in addition the Mesopotamian (later) God. To discover them so nearly related or associated in the Iberias that now convey names like Spain, Ireland and North America adds an incredible extra hint to the Tartessian (wellspring of the 'Scriptural Ships of Tarshis') destinations being uncovered or concentrated on in Anatolia and Portugal. They all begin with Iberia in the Caspian and the Black Sea area that is the hereditary country of the Kelts some 30-35,000 years back. Since we can hereditarily and forensically follow and track these individuals and wed them to dateable relics we have a dependable history untainted by royal or holy power mongers.

Another ESOP passage from the work of Totten manages Moroccan monastics banished to America in the fifth Century AD. "In Figuig the ministers were lone (monachos), yet in public life (Koinos Bios) of siblings (fratres), a friary. Their type of affirming (martyrium) under oppression was not passing in an enclosure for the joy of agnostic observers yet oust, outcast to the wild of America." (7)

TERRACOTTA HEAD OF A ROMAN IN MEXICO: - "This year, Scandinavians praise the 1,000 years since Leif Ericsson cruised to the New World from Greenland. Bjarni Herjolfsson was as far as anyone knows the first to step shorewards on the New World. Antiquarians have since quite a while ago trusted that Ericsson's settlement at L'Anse aux Meadows, on the northern-most tip of Newfoundland, spoke to the principal confirmation of Europeans on the landmass {When Farley Mowat expounded on it in "Westviking" he was ridiculed.}. Notwithstanding, a wide assortment of archeological proof focuses to prior contact.

A dark terracotta leader of a hairy man, around 2 in (5cm) tall, found in the Toluca Valley around 40 miles (64km) west of Mexico City in 1933 and dated by thermoluminescence to around 200 AD, could be the primary solid verification that Roman mariners achieved America. It is distinctive in style from whatever other known pre-Columbian fine art and has been distinguished as Roman by craftsmanship specialists. Albeit much was composed about the head since its disclosure, its whereabouts were obscure until 1994, when it was discovered secured away a Mexico City gallery by a US anthropologist properly named Dr Roman Hristov.

An audit of the circumstances encompassing the head's revelation affirmed it was set in its graveyard no later than 1510 - 10 years before the Spanish touched base in Meso-America. Essentially, the head was unearthed from the site by experts, said David Kelley, a paleontologist at the University of Calgary, in Alberta {Professor Emeritus} Canada. 'This was fixed under three stories, it's as near archeological conviction as you can get.' {Emphasis and N.B.}

Excavator David Grove, of the University of Illinois, concurred that the head was Roman, however called attention to that there was no confirmation of Roman impact on pre-Columbian societies. He proposed that the head could have been washed aground from a Roman wreck in the Gulf of Mexico. Indeed, even in this way, there appears to be no denying that Roman mariners had achieved American waters. 'Old Mesoamerica, v.10, p.207; Scotsman, Guardian, D. Mail, 10 Feb; New Scientist, 12 Feb 2000.'

Mark McManamin, educator of topography and geography at Mount Holyoke College, Massachusetts, is persuaded that the Carthaginians found America somewhere around 350 and 320 BC. In a late issue of 'The Numismatic' magazine, and at a meeting of the American Friends of Tunisia Association in May 1999, he deciphered a progression of perplexing gold coins of that period as delineations of the known world, including an area mass toward the west of Spain. Specialists on antiquated exchange courses trust that the Carthaginians more likely than not achieved the shoreline of Brazil, where Punic amphorae (containing olive oil and wine) have been found; and Punic coins of the fourth century BC have been uncovered at seven locales in the eastern United States, sadly not indicated in our source ('Jeune Afrique', Paris,7, 1 Sept 1999).

As per the Xinhua Chinese press office last August, likenesses between about 300 markings found on stoneware, jade and stone at unspecified antiquated local destinations in focal America nearly look like 3,000-year-old Shang tradition characters for the sun, sky, downpour, water, products, trees and stars recorded on creature bones or tortoise shells, known as Jiaguwen. American and Chinese pictographs in 56 coordinating sets were appeared to senior scholastics at a symposium in Anyang, previous capital of the Shang line.

These amazing likenesses add fuel to hypotheses that Chinese touched base in the Americas before the end of the Shang administration in 221 BC. Shang legends express that a ruler drove his kin on an adventure toward the east, with a few researchers trusting that it took them over the Bering Strait to North America. The Chinese exemplary, the 'Shan Hai King' of around 2250 BC, contains what is by all accounts a precise portrayal of the Grand Canyon. {We have articles portraying an enormous complex being discovered dove into the dividers of the Grand Canyon at a critical tallness up from where the stream now streams. Photos of a Buddha-like statue that is a lotus god from Egypt are in the article. The US government put it beyond reach after the Smithsonian went and made a report checking a prior report from dependable individuals right on time in the twentieth century. You can't get to the territory any simple way, regardless of the fact that you needed to go behind the authorities. The Grand Canyon was one of my records when I worked in the area.} Peanuts and maize have been found at antiquated Chinese destinations going back to 3000 BC. The standard perspective is that neither of these plants left their local America before their fare by European pilgrims in the sixteenth century AD.

In AD 499, a Chinese Buddhist friar, Hui Shen, came back to China asserting to have put in 40 years in the place where there is Fu Sang. He exited a record of the nation he went to, which has been recorded in authority histories - an area thought by some present day researchers to be antiquated Mexico.

At that point there is the 3,000-year-old stoneware found on the Valdivian bank of Ecuador, designed and etched in the very same route as earthenware from the Jomon zone of Japan {We touched on the Canadian Museum of Civilization and a falsehood saying there was confirmation of before nearby industry.}, and not went before in Ecuador by plainer and less complex dishes and urns, 'National Post (Toronto), 27 Aug; D. Broadcast, 28 Aug 1999'.

The dissident student of history Farley Mowat as of late drew out 'The Farfarers: Before the Norse', in which he contends that the principal Europeans to achieve America were "Albans" {A site in focal America has a comparable name.} who set off from the north of Scotland in the eighth century AD looking for walrus ivory (for quite a long time considered more important than gold), cruising from Iceland to Greenland and northern Labrador. The 78-year-old kilted Canadian writer {Who my most seasoned sibling's first spouse's dad put in two years with as a minister in the Arctic.} keeps up that the remaining parts of long houses far over the tree-line in northern Quebec were worked by these migrants {Yet I've perused articles saying Mowat has no direct experience and other doltish comments around a prominently legit individual who has only hate for generally academics.}. His 36 books on the life, history and environment of North America have sold 15 million duplicates, and he disregards the contempt of customary students of history. 'Times, 9 Nov. 1999. For a general round up of pre-Columbian disclosure of-America cases, see FT61:26-28.'" (3)

My direct survey of numerous etched or cast heads at the Villas Archaeologique and the fresco of light warriors at the Temple of Warriors there (Chichen Itza) is only one of a thousand other genuine things you'll find in this reference book. Herbal science brings the American sweet potato that persuaded nay sayers in that teach, which had been unshakable they were correct. Sociologists, geologists and guide producers and in addition history specialists and oceanographers and physicists are all included as each conceivable range of study has great proof the liars had justifiable reason motivation to conceal their actual purposes from individuals they tried to mishandle. "Liars" is an extremely kind word, and it was very thoughtful of the Amerindians to say the white man talked with a tongue that is forked.