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Re: Dates Being Ignored - 16 years ago

Re: Dates Being Ignored Posted by: John Wall (IP Logged) Date: December 18, 2004 04:33AM I tend to generally ignore him anyway - he spouts so much Vogon Poetry. John Never argue with idiots, they'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience!

by Ahatmose - Ancient History

Re: Dates Being Ignored - 16 years ago

See http://www.levity.com/eschaton/Why2012.html DB

by Ahatmose - Ancient History

Re: Dates Being Ignored - 16 years ago

about 3,200 - 3,100 BC script on clay tablets developed in Sumer, Mesopotamia about 3,100 BC development of cities in the Indus plain (early Indus culture) about 3,100 BC construction of Stonehenge begins about 3,000 - 2,900 BC script on clay tablets developed in Elam, Mesopotamia about 3,000 BC begin of metal smeltering C. Hieroglyphics begin to

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Re: Dates Being Ignored - 16 years ago

about 3,200 - 3,100 BC script on clay tablets developed in Sumer, Mesopotamia about 3,100 BC development of cities in the Indus plain (early Indus culture) about 3,100 BC construction of Stonehenge begins about 3,000 - 2,900 BC script on clay tablets developed in Elam, Mesopotamia about 3,000 BC begin of metal smeltering

by Ahatmose - Ancient History

Re: Dates Being Ignored - 16 years ago

And you do know that 2500 BC is later. Your reading abilities are $£%^. C. Hieroglyphics begin to appear in late Predynastic ("Gerzean"--3200/3100) times on papyrus docu- ments; painted on wood & clay, and carved on pub- lic buildings. Many pictorial, others phonetic, may ultimately be derived from Mesopotamia. Names of local rulers at main population centers recorded on

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Re: Dates Being Ignored - 16 years ago

The prehistoric temples of Malta are unique in all the world. They are the oldest standing stone structures which remain to us from ancient times. The temples date from 4000 - 2500 BC. They are older than Stonehenge, older than the Pyramids. Their architecture is beautiful and inspiring, their scale impressive yet human. Excellently preserved, they were covered with soil from early times and igno

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Re: Dates Being Ignored - 16 years ago

Constructed without the use of draft animals and shaped by stone tools, Stonehenge was erected many miles from the quarry from which the stones came. It is an amazing feat of engineering, and many stories, both old ones and retellings, frequently name Merlin as this engineer. The building of Stonehenge is usually portrayed as a grand project commissioned by the King of Britain (be it Arthur, Aure

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Dates Being Ignored - 16 years ago

The dates are almost exactly what The Mayans suggested for their ages. 3114 BCE was their beginning and very close to the beginning of Egyptian's new dynastic record AND the end of the Mayan's 4th age and the beginning of their 5th. It also corresponds with the building of most of the megaliths with Stonehenge also being constructed during this period I believe this is where som

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Re: Evidence of 3,000 BC calamity - 16 years ago

Hi Simon ... Ties in to the end of the 4th Mayan age as well as the start of Egyptian dynastic history and also the start of the present Mayan age on 13 August 3114 BC. Hmmm , I wonder exactly how many years are between these episodes of fluxation. Wouldn't be about 5126 years would it ? Cheers Don Barone

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Re: What do you think is the greatest human disaster/loss/setback in history? - 16 years ago

Hi Pete ... So there are actually people, serious students of archaeology out there that are calling this ... or this ... a D**** ? and they call us alternates weird. Best Don Barone

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Re: What do you think is the greatest human disaster/loss/setback in history? - 16 years ago

Hi Pete ... Please forgive my glibness but really ... ... ranging from portable pornography to them actually being phalluses. 20,000 thousand years ago ? And with a limited wardrobe ? Gosh did they even wear clothes at all? Seems they were more modern and human than many have given them credit for. Can you imagine if they had had the web. Cheers Don Barone

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Re: What do you think is the greatest human disaster/loss/setback in history? - 16 years ago

Hi Doug you wrote: ... 2. There is quite a controvery over what the 'venus' and other figurines represent, and it is not a given that they represent a goddess. Who then is represented ? The local harlot ? Best Regards Don Barone

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Have to strongly disagree - 16 years ago

Hi Alex ... Not to critique everyone of your choices but I really must strongly disagree on this one. My father met my mother in Holland just after the cessation of hostilities in 1945-46. Without the war the meeting between them would never have taken place, I would not have existed, nor my children, nor their children should they have them. When viewed from this prespective it is obviou

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Re: Pennsylvania Parents sue over Intelligent Design in Class - 16 years ago

Hi Anthony ... Dangerous ground to be sure. I grow alarmed as most laws are based on the moral code of The Bible. So now we will take away choice. I have to assume that both versions of "creation' were being taught. If not I still think it is a dangerous move. To take "God" away from children is a very dangerous thing indeed. Sure they will be taught intelligennt des

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Re: Moderation Note... - 16 years ago

*LOL* Must have missed that one Kat. Didn't read anything on Vesuvious and no conspiracies on that one that I am aware of. Cheers Don Barone

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Re: When Is [The] Messiah Coming? - 16 years ago

Hi Simon .. For now can you post your site's address as I do not have it on this computer. Cheers Don barone

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Problem solved - 16 years ago

Hi all ... For any who are still interested and after adding an apology to Katherine and an explanation that I was panicing and this was the first place I knew of where I might get help here is the final solution to my problem. Everything was still safe and sound on my hard drive but it was inaccessible. After 'ghosting " my drive it was found that all the data could not be guaran

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Re: On the other hand... - 16 years ago

Once again John, Let me spell it out for you ... I ... S-U-R-V-I-V-E Don Barone

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Re: On the other hand... - 16 years ago

John I will be one of The 144 Thousand. You on the other hand ... well just read Revelation to find out your fate. Don Barone

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Re: When Is [The] Messiah Coming? - 16 years ago

Is that allowed here ? Plugging another board ? Just kidding. Don Barone

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Re: Moderation Note... - 16 years ago

Hi Kat ... Very difficult to discuss " What do you think is the greatest human disaster/loss/setback in history? " and not make it political, don't you think ? In fact I would say it is darn near impossible. Cheers Don Barone

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Re: On the other hand... - 16 years ago

Come see me Dec 22nd, 2012 Anthony. Should I be wrong the drinks will be on me ! Meanwhile circle Dec. 21st, 2012 on your calendar as a final doom and gloom prediction from me. If I enjoy Christmas 2012 I will supply all the drinks as I will sell off my computer and all my collection of books and the drinks will be on me as long as the money supply holds out. The folks at work have alre

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Re: What do you think is the greatest human disaster/loss/setback in history? - 16 years ago

Roxanna this is just a start in answer to your post: In fact there is not a jot or tittle of evidence that a 'matriarchal' society every existed anywhere on this planet. Matrilineal societies yes, matrilocal societies yes, true matriarchies - no. Any society that worshipped The Earth was a sort of Matriarchal society in that they worshipped the wind, the woman in the willow tree a

by Ahatmose - Ancient History

When Is [The] Messiah Coming? - 16 years ago

WHEN IS MESSIAH COMING? From: Doris T. - 8/29/2001 I would like to know what the Torah says in reference to the sequence of events that lead up to the messiah's coming. Could you list them chronologically? And how do we know when the messiah has actually arrived? THE AISH RABBI REPLIES: This is indeed a timely question because I think we are seeing a good number of the signs

by Ahatmose - Ancient History

Wrong, Wrong, Wrong - 16 years ago

It has to be ... the invention of ... ... ... ... ... MONEY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cheers DB

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Re: What do you think is the greatest human disaster/loss/setback in history? - 16 years ago

Meanwhile Kat I have spent considerable time pondering on, as you so aptly put it in your signature, what if The Hokey-Pokey is really what it's all about. It has caused me many sleepless nights. The ramifications are horrific. Cheers and by the way it is either day 169 or 170. I have actually lost count and the webpage counter is on my old computer so I can't check. Don Barone

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Re: What do you think is the greatest human disaster/loss/setback in history? - 16 years ago

I concur Bill. I was going to suggest the point when we first gained intelligence as the biggest disaster but we appear to have been at peace and harmony at the Matriarchal level so I have to agree with you. Don Barone

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Re: Google to work with libraries to digitize books - 16 years ago

If they can land The Library of Congress ... Well need I say more. Well how about The "New" Library at Alexandria ? Regards Don Barone

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Re: Greatest human setbacks 1 & 2. - 16 years ago

Er ... eating the apple ? Cheers Don Barone

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Re: Relax, Don... - 16 years ago

Hi Steve I have unhooked it and am using my mom's old one. I still can't figure out how and why my butterfly is showing when it is [24.57.229.235] and should not be online. deleted: Butterfly test deleted: blue nodding smiley test Cheers Don Barone Oops now they won't load. Weird.

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