Mysterious markings on this small rock found by Charlie MacIntosh, remain a mystery until someone can decipher the language and symbols on it. Can you?
Time-lines, weather lines, ocean travel...during earth and climate changes... Here's some well researched data to help see the broader picture over thousands of years of travel and commerce over the globe.
Who was Prince Madoc, and what is his connection to the famed and fabled ( is it?) King Arthur? Film-maker, Lee Pennington is pursuing evidence on these people...in NORTH AMERICA! Dr. Brenda Franey, fellow researcher on the topics has shared material with him.
Part 7 of AAPS Paradigm Education Project:
America's Adena MoundBuilders, By Ida Jane Gallagher. Author of Contact with Ancient America, Epigrapher since 1982 and
colleague of many advocates of ancient America for 30 years.
Part 6 of AAPS Paradigm Teaching Project: COPPER TRAIL by Fred Rydholm, with Script and Photo selection by Larry Stroud. This shows how millions of tons of copper may have been found, extracted and moved from Michigan's Upper Peninsula, out waterways, and across oceans to other civilizations, in ancient days.
How did climate change in ancient days affect people, plants and animals on earth? Karl Hoenke shares research data on glaciers coming and going, global temperatures, oceans and waterways levels changing and more. Climate change of today is nothing compared to ancient days when people managed to survive and sometimes thrive.
By Karl Hoenke for AAPS Paradigm Project to educate the public and educators on America's ancient history. This via the movement of peopes over waterways and to far-away places to find wealth in natural resources, trade, freedom, and whatever reasons people leave their homelands...
AAPS’ goal is to change the Clovis- & Columbus-only paradigm to recognize that many people from many places influenced North American people by ancient trade, culture, and settlement throughout this period.
AAPS believes expanded school curricula will be the most effective change agent.
Part 8 of AAPS Paradigm Education Project.
by Dr. Myron Paine,
MANY (>24) OTHER PEOPLE
RED PAINT PEOPLE, 7500 BP
KING WODEN, 3700 BP
ABU BA KARI, 700 BP
Time-lines, weather lines, ocean travel...during earth and climate changes... Here's some well researched data to help see the broader picture over thousands of years of travel and commerce over the globe.
Who was Prince Madoc, and what is his connection to the famed and fabled ( is it?) King Arthur? Film-maker, Lee Pennington is pursuing evidence on these people...in NORTH AMERICA! Dr. Brenda Franey, fellow researcher on the topics has shared material with him.
Part 7 of AAPS Paradigm Education Project:
America's Adena MoundBuilders, By Ida Jane Gallagher. Author of Contact with Ancient America, Epigrapher since 1982 and
colleague of many advocates of ancient America for 30 years.
Part 6 of AAPS Paradigm Teaching Project: COPPER TRAIL by Fred Rydholm, with Script and Photo selection by Larry Stroud. This shows how millions of tons of copper may have been found, extracted and moved from Michigan's Upper Peninsula, out waterways, and across oceans to other civilizations, in ancient days.
How did climate change in ancient days affect people, plants and animals on earth? Karl Hoenke shares research data on glaciers coming and going, global temperatures, oceans and waterways levels changing and more. Climate change of today is nothing compared to ancient days when people managed to survive and sometimes thrive.
By Karl Hoenke for AAPS Paradigm Project to educate the public and educators on America's ancient history. This via the movement of peopes over waterways and to far-away places to find wealth in natural resources, trade, freedom, and whatever reasons people leave their homelands...
AAPS’ goal is to change the Clovis- & Columbus-only paradigm to recognize that many people from many places influenced North American people by ancient trade, culture, and settlement throughout this period.
AAPS believes expanded school curricula will be the most effective change agent.
Part 8 of AAPS Paradigm Education Project.
by Dr. Myron Paine,
MANY (>24) OTHER PEOPLE
RED PAINT PEOPLE, 7500 BP
KING WODEN, 3700 BP
ABU BA KARI, 700 BP
What mysteries one may find while searching at close range, the waters of the earth...using Google Earth! Here are some things that are not easily explained. EnJoy! Love, Judy
My son works in a place that rebuilds-restores small to humongous turbines. During a recent tour, every place I looked, my artist eye saw patterns, shadows, and interesting details. So these shots are the result of my visit.
I love to find patterns in shadows and forms in nature. Sometimes playing with them to have an entirely different look. Nature is quite dramatic and artistic herself, without much help, but it's fun to share the creativity with her.
As an artist, my eyes, my very soul sees art in just about everything. There's art in nature in it's patterns, its details, its colors and textures and in its light and shadow. I like to frame it, manipulate it, enhance it, find it, and shoot it with my camera. And I like to share it. EnJoy! love, Judy
My mother, Helen Johnson, and I have collected old magazines (and other paper goodies) for many years. We love illustration, cover art and images. Here's a collection of ROMANCE as seen on vintage covers and story illustrations and advertising.
I've played with a 1959 ballet paper doll, with costume changes, to see if it looks sort of animated. I put two of the four dolls from the Whitman set onto a curtained stage. Well here goes....
It all started with my Great Grandma's framed ribbon doll. Her daughter-my Grandma Heath- gave it to me. Then her daughter- my mother- bought me some more, then I bought more, and I follwed them online, so now I have all these wonderful images to share with you.
A presentation of my collection of Easter cards, from 1900 through the early 1950s. Images of Easter Crosses, Easter Eggs, Children, Bunnies, Chicks, and more. Nostalgic and fun to view. May be used for community programs, schools, museums, libraries, service groups, but not for resale or reproduction. Copyrighted, Judy M Johnson, 2011
Moving a 28 ton boulder of pure copper is quite an adventure. This is the story of why on earth anyone would want to move such a beast! AAPS/Ancient Artifact Preservation Society and hundreds of friends want to save it from being sold for commercial melt down. As far as we know this is the largest natural glacial "float" copper in the world, and it's a specimen worth saving.
Speaker at 6th Annual Conf. on Ancient America, Sept. 2010, Marquette Michigan: Sam Osmanagich of the Bosnian Pyramids enthralled us with his steady forward energy toward clearing off the outsides and inside tunnels of the world's largest pyramids. New discoveries there: a LAKE inside a pyramid, measurable energy frequencies in the tunnels (all volunteer workers want to be doing that job as it feels so good) Sam believes there were three distinct cultures there, as far back as 34,000 years (dated evidence.) First culture was megalithic peoples [perhaps between ice ages 3 & 4,] who cut monstrous stones. 2nd culture built the pyramids and tunnels- perhaps as healing centers. This was a long culture covering many thousands of years. 3rd culture would have come in after end culture had disappeared after a cataclysm of some sort...another glacial age? a comet? These peoples seemed afraid of the pyramids, removed all artifacts and filled the tunnels and sealed them off. And cleaning out the tunnels is one of the humongous jobs the volunteers are doing. At the pace they are going, of about 500 volunteers a year, Sam says they could have The Pyramid of the Sun fully revealed in a thousand years. They need more help! And you could be one of them. One of our members, Marta Thomas is organizing a group trip to work on the pyramids, spring 1011. Contact us if interested, via our website- www.aapscopper.org
An open invitation was placed on Facebook for people to make designs to "dress-a-doll" by Judy M Johnson. Two months were alloted to submit designs. None were judged or critiqued, only enjoyed. We received contributions from ages 4 to 88, and from the USA, Australia, Finland, Denmark, and Estonia.
My mother, Helen C Johnson, is a talented designer with a specialty of cutting pretty papers and forming those pieces into amazing costumes for paper dolls. This is a sampling of her work. She has made another batch to sell at the 2010 paper doll convention...the last batch. She is 85 as of May 2010, and says she is done making these costumes now. So this is a way to preserve and share them.
As as publisher of paper dolls, I have access to hundreds of vintage titles. I love to use this method of sharing larger images to lovers of paper dolls and movie stars. As my website www.papergoodies.com can only show them quite small.
Being a paper doll publisher, I have and borrow hundreds of paper dolls. Here in the space alloted, I have selected some of my favorite ones. I haven't even included movie stars! That's another whole show itself. EnJoy! Judy M Johnson www.papergoodies.com
As a paper doll publisher, I am working with fashion and paper dolls every day. Here I have endeavoured to match paper doll clothes with fashions of the same time period. As I have tons of fashion reference, I thought it would be easy. Not so. But it was a fun challenge. Judy M Johnson
Part 4 of the AAPS Paradigm teaching project, this focuses on the Megalithic Peoples all over the globe, and what those standing stones may mean, and why are they so similar in such diverse places?
What mysteries one may find while searching at close range, the waters of the earth...using Google Earth! Here are some things that are not easily explained. EnJoy! Love, Judy
My son works in a place that rebuilds-restores small to humongous turbines. During a recent tour, every place I looked, my artist eye saw patterns, shadows, and interesting details. So these shots are the result of my visit.
I love to find patterns in shadows and forms in nature. Sometimes playing with them to have an entirely different look. Nature is quite dramatic and artistic herself, without much help, but it's fun to share the creativity with her.
As an artist, my eyes, my very soul sees art in just about everything. There's art in nature in it's patterns, its details, its colors and textures and in its light and shadow. I like to frame it, manipulate it, enhance it, find it, and shoot it with my camera. And I like to share it. EnJoy! love, Judy
My mother, Helen Johnson, and I have collected old magazines (and other paper goodies) for many years. We love illustration, cover art and images. Here's a collection of ROMANCE as seen on vintage covers and story illustrations and advertising.
I've played with a 1959 ballet paper doll, with costume changes, to see if it looks sort of animated. I put two of the four dolls from the Whitman set onto a curtained stage. Well here goes....
It all started with my Great Grandma's framed ribbon doll. Her daughter-my Grandma Heath- gave it to me. Then her daughter- my mother- bought me some more, then I bought more, and I follwed them online, so now I have all these wonderful images to share with you.
A presentation of my collection of Easter cards, from 1900 through the early 1950s. Images of Easter Crosses, Easter Eggs, Children, Bunnies, Chicks, and more. Nostalgic and fun to view. May be used for community programs, schools, museums, libraries, service groups, but not for resale or reproduction. Copyrighted, Judy M Johnson, 2011
Moving a 28 ton boulder of pure copper is quite an adventure. This is the story of why on earth anyone would want to move such a beast! AAPS/Ancient Artifact Preservation Society and hundreds of friends want to save it from being sold for commercial melt down. As far as we know this is the largest natural glacial "float" copper in the world, and it's a specimen worth saving.
Speaker at 6th Annual Conf. on Ancient America, Sept. 2010, Marquette Michigan: Sam Osmanagich of the Bosnian Pyramids enthralled us with his steady forward energy toward clearing off the outsides and inside tunnels of the world's largest pyramids. New discoveries there: a LAKE inside a pyramid, measurable energy frequencies in the tunnels (all volunteer workers want to be doing that job as it feels so good) Sam believes there were three distinct cultures there, as far back as 34,000 years (dated evidence.) First culture was megalithic peoples [perhaps between ice ages 3 & 4,] who cut monstrous stones. 2nd culture built the pyramids and tunnels- perhaps as healing centers. This was a long culture covering many thousands of years. 3rd culture would have come in after end culture had disappeared after a cataclysm of some sort...another glacial age? a comet? These peoples seemed afraid of the pyramids, removed all artifacts and filled the tunnels and sealed them off. And cleaning out the tunnels is one of the humongous jobs the volunteers are doing. At the pace they are going, of about 500 volunteers a year, Sam says they could have The Pyramid of the Sun fully revealed in a thousand years. They need more help! And you could be one of them. One of our members, Marta Thomas is organizing a group trip to work on the pyramids, spring 1011. Contact us if interested, via our website- www.aapscopper.org
An open invitation was placed on Facebook for people to make designs to "dress-a-doll" by Judy M Johnson. Two months were alloted to submit designs. None were judged or critiqued, only enjoyed. We received contributions from ages 4 to 88, and from the USA, Australia, Finland, Denmark, and Estonia.
My mother, Helen C Johnson, is a talented designer with a specialty of cutting pretty papers and forming those pieces into amazing costumes for paper dolls. This is a sampling of her work. She has made another batch to sell at the 2010 paper doll convention...the last batch. She is 85 as of May 2010, and says she is done making these costumes now. So this is a way to preserve and share them.
As as publisher of paper dolls, I have access to hundreds of vintage titles. I love to use this method of sharing larger images to lovers of paper dolls and movie stars. As my website www.papergoodies.com can only show them quite small.
Being a paper doll publisher, I have and borrow hundreds of paper dolls. Here in the space alloted, I have selected some of my favorite ones. I haven't even included movie stars! That's another whole show itself. EnJoy! Judy M Johnson www.papergoodies.com
As a paper doll publisher, I am working with fashion and paper dolls every day. Here I have endeavoured to match paper doll clothes with fashions of the same time period. As I have tons of fashion reference, I thought it would be easy. Not so. But it was a fun challenge. Judy M Johnson
Part 4 of the AAPS Paradigm teaching project, this focuses on the Megalithic Peoples all over the globe, and what those standing stones may mean, and why are they so similar in such diverse places?
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In Odoo, the multi-company feature allows you to manage multiple companies within a single Odoo database instance. Each company can have its own configurations while still sharing common resources such as products, customers, and suppliers.
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Read| The latest issue of The Challenger is here! We are thrilled to announce that our school paper has qualified for the NATIONAL SCHOOLS PRESS CONFERENCE (NSPC) 2024. Thank you for your unwavering support and trust. Dive into the stories that made us stand out!
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