The document summarizes the geology of the Isle of Raasay in Scotland. It describes the island's basement rocks as Lewisian gneiss formed over 3 billion years ago. Sediments from eroded mountain ranges were deposited as Torridonian Sandstone over 1 billion years ago. Younger Mesozoic sediments including Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods were deposited in various shallow marine to terrestrial environments. During the Cenozoic era, the region experienced volcanism and intrusions of basalt and granite. Glaciation during the Pleistocene sculpted the modern landscape and deposited till.
The copper spear tip found in Crow Wing County, Minnesota dates back to around 1500 BC. The artifact provides evidence that ancient Egyptians discovered America during the Old Kingdom and established colonies. It references historical events like the Biblical flood that occurred in the 6th dynasty, killing over 2 million people. The spear tip's design encodes information about early trans-Atlantic voyages between Egypt, North America, South America, and locations like the Azores islands. It appears to celebrate the large-scale copper trade between North America and the Old World during the reign of Queen Hatshepsut in the 18th dynasty of Egypt.
The document summarizes the geology of the Isle of Raasay in Scotland. It describes the island's basement rocks as Lewisian gneiss formed over 3 billion years ago. Sediments from eroded mountain ranges were deposited as Torridonian Sandstone over 1 billion years ago. Younger Mesozoic sediments including Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods were deposited in various shallow marine to terrestrial environments. During the Cenozoic era, the region experienced volcanism and intrusions of basalt and granite. Glaciation during the Pleistocene sculpted the modern landscape and deposited till.
The copper spear tip found in Crow Wing County, Minnesota dates back to around 1500 BC. The artifact provides evidence that ancient Egyptians discovered America during the Old Kingdom and established colonies. It references historical events like the Biblical flood that occurred in the 6th dynasty, killing over 2 million people. The spear tip's design encodes information about early trans-Atlantic voyages between Egypt, North America, South America, and locations like the Azores islands. It appears to celebrate the large-scale copper trade between North America and the Old World during the reign of Queen Hatshepsut in the 18th dynasty of Egypt.
The document summarizes information about ancient stone monoliths called the Ikom Monoliths located in Nigeria. It discusses their carved designs and arrangement in stone circles. The document then presents theories that the monoliths were built after a biblical flood around 1200 BC-200 AD, and that their locations and other geographic features are encoded to represent details of this flood, including its cause by a comet collision with Earth, the timeline of events, death toll, and survivors. The monoliths and their arrangement are believed to symbolize this catastrophic flood story.
The Longyou Caves in China were likely constructed around 1200 BC as a subterranean palace for the king and royal court to seek shelter during a predicted return of a comet. The caves encode information about a catastrophic comet impact during the reign of the Egyptian Pharaoh Teti around 2344 BC, which caused massive flooding and killed over half of the world's population of 4.8 million at the time, with 2.6 million casualties. Details like the cave dimensions and markings on the walls indicate the disaster lasted around 4 months.
This document discusses how to test web services using TestComplete. It outlines steps for adding a test project, selecting a web service to test using a WSDL file, retrieving code to test web service components like HelloWorld and GetSampleObject, and logging test results. The document provides instructions and examples for testing several sample web services and logging the outputs.
The gold ring was found in the Grand Canyon in Arizona. It has an engraving depicting three markings that seem to symbolize important Atlantic ocean crossings by ancient Egyptians. Specifically, the lower marking represents the route from Cape Verde to French Guyana, the central marking the return route from Newfoundland to Spain via the Azores, and the upper marking the northern route from Scotland to Greenland and Baffin Island. The ring is interpreted as telling the story of ancient Egyptian discoveries of America as well as symbolizing a catastrophic comet impact and global flood around 2345 BC during the reign of the Egyptian Pharaoh Teti. The ring is dated to the 18th Dynasty of Egypt based on characteristics of the engraving
The document summarizes information encoded on an engraved stone found in Orkney, Scotland dating to 2370 BC. The stone's decoration is considered a primitive script telling an important story. It describes Egyptian discoveries of Australia, New Zealand, and the Americas between the 3rd-5th dynasties. Key figures on the stone represent island groups and encode locations, sailing routes, and kings who made the discoveries.
The document summarizes the translation of runes found on the Narragansett Rune Stone in Rhode Island dating back to 1423 AD. The runes indicate that in 1423, Icelanders claimed large areas of land along the East Coast of North America between the Arctic Circle and the Tropic of Cancer, both in the name of God and the ancient Egyptian sun god Ra. This shows that Icelandic settlers reached America 69 years before Columbus.
This document provides information about a new book titled "Rocks & Rows, Sailing Routes Across the Atlantic and the Copper Trade" by authors J.S. Wakefield and R.M. De Jonge. The 400-page book contains photos and explores megalithic culture in Europe between 6000-2500 BC, including early discoveries of islands and attempts to reach the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. It discusses how Michigan's copper mines were discovered and how a thriving copper trade developed across the Atlantic until a comet catastrophe around 1200 BC. The book is available for $35 and the authors hope it will spread truth about America's history dating back 4,000 years earlier than Columbus.
The document summarizes information about ancient stone monoliths called the Ikom Monoliths located in Nigeria. It discusses their carved designs and arrangement in stone circles. The document then presents theories that the monoliths were built after a biblical flood around 1200 BC-200 AD, and that their locations and other geographic features are encoded to represent details of this flood, including its cause by a comet collision with Earth, the timeline of events, death toll, and survivors. The monoliths and their arrangement are believed to symbolize this catastrophic flood story.
The Longyou Caves in China were likely constructed around 1200 BC as a subterranean palace for the king and royal court to seek shelter during a predicted return of a comet. The caves encode information about a catastrophic comet impact during the reign of the Egyptian Pharaoh Teti around 2344 BC, which caused massive flooding and killed over half of the world's population of 4.8 million at the time, with 2.6 million casualties. Details like the cave dimensions and markings on the walls indicate the disaster lasted around 4 months.
This document discusses how to test web services using TestComplete. It outlines steps for adding a test project, selecting a web service to test using a WSDL file, retrieving code to test web service components like HelloWorld and GetSampleObject, and logging test results. The document provides instructions and examples for testing several sample web services and logging the outputs.
The gold ring was found in the Grand Canyon in Arizona. It has an engraving depicting three markings that seem to symbolize important Atlantic ocean crossings by ancient Egyptians. Specifically, the lower marking represents the route from Cape Verde to French Guyana, the central marking the return route from Newfoundland to Spain via the Azores, and the upper marking the northern route from Scotland to Greenland and Baffin Island. The ring is interpreted as telling the story of ancient Egyptian discoveries of America as well as symbolizing a catastrophic comet impact and global flood around 2345 BC during the reign of the Egyptian Pharaoh Teti. The ring is dated to the 18th Dynasty of Egypt based on characteristics of the engraving
The document summarizes information encoded on an engraved stone found in Orkney, Scotland dating to 2370 BC. The stone's decoration is considered a primitive script telling an important story. It describes Egyptian discoveries of Australia, New Zealand, and the Americas between the 3rd-5th dynasties. Key figures on the stone represent island groups and encode locations, sailing routes, and kings who made the discoveries.
The document summarizes the translation of runes found on the Narragansett Rune Stone in Rhode Island dating back to 1423 AD. The runes indicate that in 1423, Icelanders claimed large areas of land along the East Coast of North America between the Arctic Circle and the Tropic of Cancer, both in the name of God and the ancient Egyptian sun god Ra. This shows that Icelandic settlers reached America 69 years before Columbus.
This document provides information about a new book titled "Rocks & Rows, Sailing Routes Across the Atlantic and the Copper Trade" by authors J.S. Wakefield and R.M. De Jonge. The 400-page book contains photos and explores megalithic culture in Europe between 6000-2500 BC, including early discoveries of islands and attempts to reach the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. It discusses how Michigan's copper mines were discovered and how a thriving copper trade developed across the Atlantic until a comet catastrophe around 1200 BC. The book is available for $35 and the authors hope it will spread truth about America's history dating back 4,000 years earlier than Columbus.
This document summarizes a study on the accreted oceanic terranes in western Ecuador. It finds that the terranes comprise rocks from various oceanic settings, including oceanic plateau basalts, island-arc tholeiites, and back-arc basin basalts. The study constructs a new geodynamic model for the Cretaceous-Tertiary evolution of the Northern Andes based on these findings. It suggests that at least two different oceanic plateaus are preserved in the accreted terranes, including the Caribbean-Colombian Oceanic Plateau and a more westerly coastal plateau derived from a separate mantle plume, such as the Sala y Gomez hotspot in the
The document summarizes the Megalithic culture of Atlantic Europe between 6500 BC to 1200 BC. Some of the key sites discussed include Stonehenge I in England from 3200 BC, the discoveries of the Faroes, Iceland and Greenland, and Stonehenge III from 2000 BC. It also mentions the discovery of new continents in the west, and sites like America's Stonehenge in New Hampshire from 2000 BC which show evidence of trans-Atlantic contact and navigation during this time period using tools like the Jacob's staff.
The document summarizes the Megalithic culture of Atlantic Europe between 6500 BC to 1200 BC. Some of the key sites discussed include Stonehenge I in England from 3200 BC, the discoveries of the Faroes, Iceland and Greenland, and Stonehenge III from 2000 BC. It also mentions the discovery of new continents in the west, and sites like America's Stonehenge in New Hampshire from 2000 BC which show evidence of trans-Atlantic contact and navigation during this time period using tools like the Jacob's staff.
The carvings on a stone near Oil City, Pennsylvania tell an ancient Egyptian story from around 2000 BC about the discovery of America during Egypt's Old Kingdom. The carvings describe how America was discovered via the Bering Sea in the 4th dynasty and the Atlantic crossings were discovered in the 5th dynasty. However, in the 6th dynasty a worldwide comet catastrophe caused a biblical flood that killed over half the world's population. The glyphs provide details on the duration and periodicity of the comet disaster.
The document summarizes the interpretations of an archeologist regarding a petroglyph found in Sardinia containing three squares. It is argued that the petroglyph tells the story of discoveries of three continents - Australia, North America, and South America - by Egyptian pharaohs from the 3rd to 5th dynasties, between around 2750 BC to 2400 BC. Specific kings and sailing routes connecting Egypt to locations in the discovered lands are identified based on interpretations of the positioning and sizes of the squares relative to latitude lines and distances.
1) Balanced Rock in Idaho resembles the shape of Africa and was likely carved in antiquity to serve as a monument, not a completely natural formation.
2) It commemorates the Egyptian discovery of America and a comet catastrophe around 2344 BC that caused a global flood, killing 54% of the world's population of 4.8 million through rain, fires, and cold over 4 months.
3) Evidence at the site such as locations, distances, and latitudes are used to encode information about the flood's timing, duration, rainfall amount, and global effects.
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1) A carved spherical rock was found near the mouth of the Brule River in Wisconsin in 2000.
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A mysterious round rock weighing around 200 pounds was found near the mouth of the Brule River in Wisconsin. It has nearly perfect spherical shape with one flat surface. Etched in a belt around its middle are 28 rectangular markings of varying sizes. Experts analyzed photos of the rock and had differing opinions on its material composition, with one saying it was flint and another saying it was silica or quartz. Its origins remain unclear, with theories that it was naturally formed during glacial movement or artificially made in ancient times, perhaps as a navigational aid. Readers of Lake Superior Magazine were invited to share their ideas on what created this unusual geological anomaly.
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2. Discovery of the Islands in the Ocean
Decipherment: “A long time ago (Fig.1), we travelled with a sailing boat
(A) from the Strait of Gibraltar (A) at 36°N, via the Canary Islands (B) to
Cape Verde (C) at 15°N (A+B+C=6+6+3=15). We wanted to cross (D) the
North Atlantic Ocean (the surface area of the stone) at the latitude of the
Tropic of Cancer, at 23°N (A+B+C+D=6+6+3+8=23), in honor of the
SunGod Ra, but we were not able to do so. However, from Cape Verde we
discovered the Cape Verde Islands (C) at 15°, 16°, and 17°N
(B+D+C1+C2+C3=6+8+1+1+1). But still we were not able to cross the
Ocean.
Later, we discovered from the Canary Islands (B), the two islands of Ma-
deira (E and F) at 33°N (A-F=33). At about the same time we discovered
from the British Isles (G), west of Scotland (G'), the islet of Rockall (G''), at
57°N (A-G+G'+G''=41+8+8=57). These islands gave a little bit hope (E and
G'' are stars).
Then, after some time, we discovered from Madeira (E) the three island
groups of the Azores (F, H and I), at 37°, 38°, and 39°N (Aa+B+E+F+H+I
=1+1+1+36). These islands lie in the middle of the Ocean (H and I are
glyphs of the ocean with lines in the middle of them). But still we were not
able to cross the Ocean!
Finally, we discovered from the Orkney's (J) at 59°N (A-H+J=50+9=59) the
Faroes (K) at 62°N (A-I+K=58+4=62), and from the Faroes we reached the
SE coast of Iceland (L) at 64°N (A-I+L=58+6=64). The sailing distan-ces
are only 4 Egyptian moiras= 4° (G'a=G'b=4) (1 degree= 111km). Ice-land
(L) lies like the Azores (H and I) in the middle of the Ocean (L re-sembles
H and I).
Thanks to the SunGod, we discovered from the NW peninsula of Iceland
(L') at 66°N (64+L'=64+2=66) Cape Holm (M) at the SE coast of Green-
land, which lies on the Arctic Circle (M) at 67°N (A-I+M=58+9=67). The
sailing distance is 5 moiras= 5° (the waves go up and down 5 times). Cape
Holm (M) can be reached from Cape Raven (M'), at 69°N (67+M'=67+2-
=69), in the easiest way.
From Cape Holm (M) we went 7° (N+O+P=1+1+5=7) to the south to Cape
Farvel (P), the south cape of Greenland, at 60°N (67-7=60). From there we
went 1° (O=1) to the north to the SW Cape (O) at 61°N (60+1=61). But at
these places we gave up (P, the little man) … We explored the sea around
Cape Farvel (P) over a distance of 5 moiras (= 555km, P=5), but we did not
sail along the west coast of Greenland above the latitude of the Faroes (K),
3. at 62°N.”
Fig.1 Stone C8 from our book Rocks & Rows, Sailing Routes across the
Atlantic and the Copper Trade (Ref.7).
Dating
Fig.1 also provides the dates of the discoveries, because each important
4. glyph represents a century (100 years). De vague inscriptions Z en Z’ do not
count, because these were added later. The waves on top of the stone do not
count either, because these represent water, and the little circles N and O are
too small.
Above glyph M (Cape Holm, Greenland) are three little carvings (“Oot”),
which indicate that the islet of Jan Mayen (JM) (above Iceland), at 71°N
(M’+2=69+2=71), was discovered 2½ centuries after the construction of this
passage grave, so 250 years after c.3200 BC, or c.2950 BC (Fig.2).
The passage grave of Loughcrew was built c.3200 BC (P), because people
gave up their attempts to cross the Ocean at Cape Farvel (P), the south cape
of Greenland (Refs.1-5,13-16). Greenland was discovered at Cape Holm
(M), one century earlier, c.3300 BC (M). Iceland (L) was discovered an-
other century earlier, at c.3400 BC (L). The Faroes (K) were discovered si-
multaneously, because the short sailing distance to Iceland was equal to the
one to discover this archipelago (both 4°= 444km).
Two centuries earlier (K+I), the (West) Azores (I) were discovered, c.3600
BC (I). - The islands were discovered from south to north, so now we fol-
low the glyphs the other way around, from north to south. The 5 glyphs H,-
J,F, G+G’ and G” give the discovery of Rockall (G”), 5 centuries prior to
that, c.4100 BC (H attached to G”, G’ resembles G”). The remaining glyph
E provides the discovery of Madeira (E), one century earlier, c.4200 BC.
The 4 lower glyphs D,B,A and C provide the discovery of the Cape Verde
Islands (C), 4 centuries earlier, c.4600 BC.
So far the dates over 15 centuries, between 3200 BC and 4600 BC, are
given by 15 glyphs. However, the glyphs J,G”,F and E, lying on a straight
piece of line, are less beautiful than the other glyphs. Of the remaining
15-4= 11 glyphs, 9 are really nice, encoding the discovery of the Shetland
Is-lands (J’), 9 centuries earlier, c.5500 BC. J’ points to G, which appears to
confirm this discovery date (J’+G=9). The Shetlands (J’) are located near
the Orkney’s (J), at 60°N (J+J’=59+1=60), which is at the latitude of Cape
Farvel (P), just discovered at the other side of the Ocean! It is located at the
complementary latitude of the Nile Delta, at 90-30= 60°N.
The 2 other glyphs (K and P) refer to the discovery the Canary Islands (B),
2 centuries prior to it, c.5700 BC. The 2 large glyphs A and B confirm the
discovery date of these islands (B). The (western) Canaries are located at
28°N (A+B+D+G=28). These are situated at the complementary latitude of
the Faroes (K), at 90-62= 28°N. In antiquity the use of complementary
latitudes was very common. – Both early discovery dates are due to the
short, off-shore sailing distance to these archipelagos of 1° (=111km, J’=1).
5. The mentioned discovery dates have an accuracy of about a century (±100
years). They are all equal to the dates given by the passage grave of Karle-
by (Falbygden, Sweden), which is from c.2950 BC (discovery of Jan
Mayen) (Refs.7,9-12). – Loughcrew is located at 54°N. It refers to the Strait
of Gibraltar (A) located at the complementary latitude of 90-54= 36°N, also
encoding the circumference of the planet Earth, 36 Moiras, or 360°. So, the
ultimate goal was to circumnavigate the Earth!
Discussion
People gave up their attempts to cross the Ocean at Cape Farvel, c.3200 BC.
The monument of Stonehenge I in South England (also c.3200 BC)
confirms it, as well as the discovery of Greenland at Cape Holm, one cen-
tury earlier. The passage grave of Gavrinis, Brittany (c.3500 BC), confirms
the discovery of the Azores, also one century earlier. The inscriptions on
both sides of the Tablet of Paredes, Galicia, Spain, and of Dissignac, Brit-
tany, confirm the almost simultaneous discoveries of Madeira and Rockall.
The passage grave of Kercado, Brittany (c.4500 BC) confirms the discove-
ry of the Cape Verde Islands, one century earlier, too. In all cases the mo-
numents were built one century later, after the coastal waters around the is-
lands were fully explored (Refs.6-19).
6. Fig.2 Date Table from our book Rocks & Rows, Sailing Routes across the
Atlantic and the Copper Trade (Ref.7).
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