Murky History/Prehistory

The Sea Peoples Were Never Who We Thought — DNA Finally Proved It

Sometime well BCE "The Sea Peoples" have been credited with raiding and nearly snuffing out pre-classic civilization around the Mediterranean Sea.
 
Jacob Petersheim said:
The Sea Peoples Were Never Who We Thought — DNA Finally Proved It

Sometime well BCE "The Sea Peoples" have been credited with raiding and nearly snuffing out pre-classic civilization around the Mediterranean Sea.
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The Bible speaks of the one of the 12 tribes .'Dan' was a sea faier who later became known as the Danube's of the Western peoples.
Too much to get into although in Bible story and study of the caucasion peoples Sarah the mother of dan was known to be of fair eyes and complextion, IOW blone ,blue eyes.


The Prophecy of Deborah and Brit-Am Identifications​



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Contents:
1. Introduction.
2. Song of Deborah, Dan, and other Tribes.
3. Other Israelite Tribes and the Sea.
4. Dan and Bashan-Scandinavia.
5. Dan and the Sea in Ancient Times.
6. The Dispersion of Dan. Denmark and the Sea.
7. The Dispersion of Dan. Ireland.
8. The Dispersion of Dan. Devon.
9. Dan and the Sea.
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1. Introduction.
We find Dan associated with a "Living on Ships" (Judges 5:17). When comparing places and peoples identified with Dan, even if only in part, we find an above-average emphasis on sea-going. In some cases, e.g. Devon-Dannonia in the England, this was very pronounced. In the course of this short investigation we came across information of interest concerning other Tribes (apart from Dan) , and to Israel in general.
 
Controversial. Those Dead Sea Scrolls were suppressed for many decades These Codices (books) seem to b feared just as much by several Christian orthodoxies including scholars around the world and Evangelicals in the US. The fears and suppression don't even seem to have anything to do with having read what's in them! Supposedly the Vatican is strangely just mute on the matter.

These seem to be quite a number of small, hand-sized books of poured lead pages bound by metal rings. Most if not all coming from a cave in Jordan. These date to the life of Jesus, and a contention is that he created some of them himself in person by hand.

The writing is "Paleo-Hebrew" and it sounds like the theory is that this language was chosen as a "priesthood language" much as Latin has become today. Some of them are even sealed at the edges to prevent opening them. One even has seven seals.

I don't have a link to the video I watched. It was long and interesting, mostly an interview with a woman who became intimate with the research herself and has held one of these books.

Nobody was suggesting anything "magical" about them, just historical significance.
 
Here is an interesting possibility about one of the dinosaurs, the T-Rex, showing what an ostrich skeleton looks like compared with the bones of the T-Rex that we have reconstructed for museums. It is amazing how closely they resemble each other, and we know that the ostrich has actual wings, not short arms, as is said about the T-Rex; so it seems quite possible that the T-Rex could be the huge dragon that has been spoken of in many legends from different countries.

We have old paintings and pottery that seem to show a dinosaur on them, which means that they still existed way later in time than we have been told. In Texas, there is a place that shows dinosaur footprints with a human footprint inside of the dinosaur print, which makes it seem like both were walking there at the same time, with the human possibly stalking the dinosaur.

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Regarding Lizzie Borden, it was Lizzie's stepmother who was murdered, and she received only eighteen whacks from an axe. He father received only eleven. Also, while Lizzie was indeed accused of these murders, she was acquitted, largely because the police refused to use a new crime investigation technique known as fingerprinting.
 
Yes, Paul Revere played a part in the American Revolution, but why is he the one, and only one, remembered for the midnight ride when it was actually up to forty different messengers raising the alarm about the Redcoats coming?

On the night of April 18, 1775, he and another man, William Dawes, were told to ride from Boston to Lexington to warn John Hancock and Samuel Adams that British troops were heading out to arrest them and then capture weapons stored in Concord. Both Revere and Dawes made it to Lexington, warning patriots along the way, but there is no record of Revere yelling, "The British are coming!" He probably didn't, because that would have alerted British patrols.

On the way to Concord, Revere was captured by the British. Dawes and Samuel Prescott, who joined them on the ride, both escaped, but only Prescott made it to Concord in time to alert the militia.

Revere didn't become the hero of the midnight ride until nearly 40 years after his death, and his obituary didn't even mention it. But when Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote the poem, "Paul Revere's Ride," in 1861, everything changed.

Listen, my children, and you shall hear
Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere,
On the eighteenth of April, in Seventy-Five;
Hardly a man is now alive
Who remembers that famous day and year.

Longfellow's poem was treated as history for nearly a century. It appeared in textbooks, and historians referred to it. However, it seems likely that Longfellow made a lot of it up. Using poetic license, he got the lantern signals mixed up; sent Revere all the way to Concord, even though he never made it that far; and neglected to mention any of the other heroes from that night. Essentially, we all know the name of Paul Revere because it rhymed better than Dawes or Prescott.

In 1896, Helen F. Moore wrote a parody of the poem:

'Tis all very well for the children to hear
Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere;
But why should my name be quite forgot,
Who rode as boldly and well, God wot?
Why should I ask? The reason is clear--
My name was Dawes and his Revere.
 
Paul Revere wouldn't have yelled, "The British are coming!" because everybody was British at the time....technically. He would have yelled, "The REGULARS are coming!" I heard this from a guide at Lexington.

Revere became famous while actually not doing his job.....much like a lot of other people these days.
 
There was a Victorian preacher who was famous for his anti-evolution sermons. When asked why there were dinosaur bones and fossils obviously older than the 5000 years or so that earth was supposed to have existed, his reply was that God created those bones and fossils and buried them in order to test our faith. How handy.
 
Marie Mallory said:
Jacob have you heard of this one below?
A old club of the elite called The Bohemian Club at The Grove,

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When I was stationed in the San Francisco Bay area, I visited Monte Rio often and stayed in an old inn there. I remember a lot of cannabis smoke and topless girls, but I don't recall anything about the Grove being discussed there. I canoed the Russian River and generally enjoyed my visits there. I might believe the New World Order stuff, but most of the rest I find doubtful.
 
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