Saturday, January 19, 2013

Ancient Greeks worldwide !?


•Age of Exploration: Orpheas, Dionysos,
                          Argonauts, Heracles, Iliad,
                          Odyssey, Pytheas, etc
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•~ 3,000 years before Age of Exploration of
                                           Europeans
                                  WHAT DID THEY FIND ?
•Tin in the Cassiterides (British) Islands, so that the Bronze Age could start
•The ends of Mediterranean Sea, Black sea, maybe all oceans
•Historic immigration started with colonies around Greece (Black Sea, south of Italy, etc) ~ 700 BC
•Was this the first immigration ?
•Of course not: The Age of Mythology / Heroes had passed a long time before



•The following data from around the world are not all historic, but lots of evidence supports them 
(like who says "cuckoo up in the trees? it has to be a cuckoo bird and not a monkey!)


EUROPE


NORTH AMERICA


CENTRAL AMERICA


SOUTH  AMERICA


ASIA MINOR


CENTRAL ASIA

EASTERN ASIA

AUSTRALIA

PACIFIC ISLANDS

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Mycenae = turtle in Cree

Cree language of North America = very ancient Greek from age of Homer or before

The hill of Mycenae has the shape of a turtle's shell

Saturday, October 6, 2012

Drakospita Evias

Rock houses built on top of mountains before classical Greece time
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Kylindroi Karystou: 12 m long columns lying on the ground
compare with
                       El Cascal de Flor de Pino, Nicaragua: centre of monolith production since 1,500 BC


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16 ancient Greek pyramids

Caral, Peru: oldest city in the Americas with pyramids, 2,600 BC


Herophilos: father of Anatomy

335 - 280 BC: most important doctor after Hippocrates.
First to dissect a human body, the first anatomist.
Although he worked in Alexandria most of his life, he probably established the

                                         Herophilian Medical School
                                                Karura near Hierapolis (Pamukhale)