archaeology

June 25, 2007

The Jerusalem’s Temple Mount’s Secrets

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by Leen and Kathleen Ritmeyer

Book Review by Carl Drews
October 2002
Copyright 2002 by Carl Drews

The Secrets

From the title of this book you expect to learn the great secrets of the ancient Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Indeed, that’s exactly what happens! You will learn the location of water cisterns in hidden tunnels below the Mount, the arches and gates that formerly led to King Herod’s great Temple platform, the location of Solomon’s original Temple, and even where the Ark of the Covenant rested within the Holy of Holies! Wow!

These discoveries are not revealed as Indiana Jones would discover them in the movie "Raiders of the Lost Ark." Readers expecting a swashbuckling adventure with plenty of fight scenes will be disappointed. Instead, archaeologist Leen Ritmeyer makes his discoveries by patient observation, consulting ancient sources, asking permission from the religious and political authorities who control the Temple Mount today, discussion with Hebrew archaeologists, and plenty of quiet reflection over what he has observed. In other words, he learns things the scholarly way, the way that works. (more…)

June 22, 2007

Aliens in Archaeology

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By Robert Baird

As you read this book you will have to suspend the disbelief you feel when confronted with my assertions that for at least 5000 years man has been in close contact all over the world. If you have read my other books you will know I have made the case better than any and that there are lots of good scholars who agree with me.

Puma Puncu and Lake Titicaca may provide the proof as a recent research team finally checks out the spires of ancient buildings that fishermen have tied their boats to for millennia. Here high in the Andes we know there were astronomers who also were in Central America where the Earth Energy Grid allowed something fantastic to dovetail with other places including Giza. The Cosmic energy and earth energy in concert with their soulful energy was able to build psycho-spiritual attunements that have only recently been sublimated by most nations or our leaders. Yet these leaders are members of cults or Christian Mystery Schools like the Rosicrucians who use this occult knowledge against us.

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Forbidden History: A review

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Extraterrestrial Intervention, Prehistoric Technologies, and the Suppressed Origin of Civilization

edited by J. Douglas Kenyon. Bear and Co. [Forbidden History]
By Colin Wilson

This is a book that provoked waves of nostalgia in me, for a dozen years ago, when the tremors of the ‘forbidden history’ revolution were just beginning to upset the world of academic archaeology, I happened to be close to its seismic center. For all practical purposes, this consisted of two men: the subversive Egyptologist John Anthony West, and the Boston geologist Robert Schoch.

One day in the autumn of 1993, I received out of the blue a letter from John West, containing a magazine article describing how he had persuaded the police sketch artist Frank Domingo to go with him to Cairo with a view to studying the face of the Sphinx, and giving his opinion on whether it could be the pharaoh Chefren, the builder of the second pyramid. Domingo, said the article, had compared the face of the Sphinx with the bust of Chefren in the Cairo Museum, and concluded that the answer was no. The chin of the Sphinx is bigger than Chefren’s, and the angle from the ear to the mouth is quite different. And this, said the article, seemed to demonstrate Schoch’s conclusion that the weathering of the Sphinx was caused by rain, not by wind-blown sand, and that the monument is probably around five thousand years older than it is generally supposed to be.

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