This is really well done and fascinating
NEW ZEALAND
SKELETONS IN THE CUPBOARD
EPISODE ONE — THE RED HEADS
A FILM BY PETER MARSH AND GABI PLUMM
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2z6PlYiQSTs
Gabi Plumm and Peter Marsh have contributed a lot to my understanding
Polynesian Pathways
Cousins Across The Sea — The Peoples of the Pacific
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HIObJ_gyZ4
Extremely well done, especially the first vid.
Well done Maggie. Part 2 comes out in July and it will be interesting to see what she comes up with. Interesting with the birds helping in the navigation and the acknowledgement of Thor Heyerdahl who was silenced in speaking out by the establishment.
They are just skimming the surface in most areas, best way to start though, they did these vids so so well, too much truth would have been too much and some of it too difficult to be conclusive.
This is interesting IMO.....
Sacred Geometry, Numerology & Extinction Event Cycle Revealed with Randall Carlson
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHVK2vSeb-I
Published on Mar 16, 2016
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This is the first part of an interview Sylvie did with the Russian Archaeologist Alexander Koltypin which she has translated for our benefit into English.
This was really interesting to me.
Petar Petrov's website
http://regresia.weebly.com/
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BT3fWrsI2Vg
This is an improved audio release of the original "Bigger than Baalbek" version. Remember when Sylvie asked for people with good voices?
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAFX_5fAEbc
This is the second video based on the earlier published interview with A.Koltypin in Russian. An absolutely pivotal and essential video for understanding... how little we know about our history and origins... It focuses on the big picture.
I watched this video and am scratching my head?Originally posted by Elen
So the question is always what did happen and when did these events occur.
Without trust worthy objective measure, all we can say is something happened sometime.
There could be no end to the arguments.
So, I would appreciate if all the researchers would cooperate.
In some ways despite my appreciation, these videos of Sylvie's without any context of discussion with others is a bit crazy making.
That's what makes primary source documents or artifacts so awesome. Unless they're totally forged (as what we see of the Dead Sea Scrolls might be for example -- the Israeli government sat on them for decades before letting the public see, so who knows what the hell we're looking at there) artifacts and primary sources are certainly evidence that something definitely happened, and when you put a lot of them together a picture can begin to emerge clearly by itself.
I don't know how much we can trust carbon dating today since it can apparently produce some wildly-off results sometimes, but I think eventually we will settle on a reliable way to scientifically date archaeological sites and that will help a lot too. But for now yes, there are a lot of things that can be legitimately questioned and all anyone can say is, "well, this is our best guess" or even "this is the widely-accepted belief and you'll just have to accept it."
Do you mean how Sylvie and other researchers don't attempt to reconcile their ideas with each other? I haven't got a chance to watch all of the videos above yet. If that's what you're talking about then I totally agree with that. That's actually what I'm trying to do, slowly but surely. First I want to firmly understand what the "mainstream academic position" is on these kinds of issues and then all the different alternative theories and where they come from. Even though it can be extremely frustrated to have two interesting theories that seem to completely contradict each other, it's interesting and a lot of fun to try to unravel them too.In some ways despite my appreciation, these videos of Sylvie's without any context of discussion with others is a bit crazy making.
Yes. That is what I mean.
I wonder if geologic weathering and evidence of changes in the shorelines can be used reliably?
I just don't know enough but I am interested in the truth.
I agree that many mainstream assumptions need questioning.
I applaud your intentions and your efforts.
Big sigh.
Shirley MacClaine was on the Today show in the US recently and mentioned that she
recalled the Canary Islands are part of the remnant of Atlantis.
I think she is a way shower in that she is unafraid to stand for her own experience. I think Sylvie would like her.
Listen here if you like in this interview from 2011. After 30:05 she is talking of her synthesis of metaphysical information.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7vx9UJ5I_g?t=30m5s
Text in lost language may reveal god or goddess worshipped by Etruscans at ancient temple
http://phys.org/news/2016-03-text-lo...eveal-god.html
The rise of the "internet archeologist" is going to make it a lot harder for them sweep evidence such as this down the memory hole.
This is an interview that The Higher Side Chats did with Koltypin and Sylvie is translating. There will be more of this interview later. Alexander Koltypin is an independent researcher from Russia and what he has to say is informative and interesting!
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