rockessence
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From: WA USA
Registered: Feb 2004
posted 11-08-2004 10:31
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Brig
Moderator posted 01-20-2004 18:22
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Geeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee A whole new place for Atlantis. As I've said before,"Thats Atlantis all over". Just exactly where was this At land is supposed to be located exactly....Finland? or somewhere nearby?
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Boreas
Member posted 01-21-2004 16:11
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Cheeeese Mr. Doodles?!
If You would care to read the article through - not to mention the "whole story" on
www.bocksaga.de - it should become pretty clear exactly WHERE the old (primeval) arctical culture survived, evolving through an eon of time today called "ice-time".
The knowledge about this origin of the caicasian man, his languages and his culture obviously got lost - and modern etnology still can`t figure out from where the caucasian archetype orginiated.
But the recent findings in the Baltic area, explained by the ancient history of the newly documented Saga-material is actually giving a complete explanation, based on a completly scientifical step-stone logic.
Thanks to recent discoveries we do KNOW that modern man existed inside a pocket (rift) in the global ice-sheet, - between 3.000 - 5000 metres high - covering most all of North America, Northern Europe and Russia. Due to the ice sheet between Norway and Scotland the Gulf-stream was then forced eastwards, entering the Baltic Ocean, where it kept all of Gotland and the coastline of Finland ICE-FREE, while mainland Denmark, Germany, Poland and Russia was still covered by the glacier.
Only during the last 8-10 years (!) have we learned to KNOW that there actually existed human beeings inside this pocket in the ice. So far archeologists and geologists have detected 280.000 years old traces from this human culture, from the southern coast of Finland, - exactly where the Gulf stream once used to bounce it warm water...
Based on the old folklore tradition,the mentioned family-saga is a
source based on entirely different qualities than rumours, "qualified guesswork" or optimistic "creativity".
This information is a part of an age old, - and still new source on the Nordic history, going much more than 10.000 years back in time.
Consequently it reflects back through Ice-time (called Alt-land-is-period) and the following period, generally known as the "stone-age", beginning quite exactly 10.000 yrs ago, as the arctic population started spreding from the Baltics (with their "AsHel-culture") to the Black Sea/Mediterranean where the "HelAs-culture" was established about 9.200 yrs ago.
The Saga-material covers a lot more than this - like the basis of our present languages, our mythologies, etc. - all based on a still existing ancient and AUTHENTIC tradition of folklore and oral history-telling. Still today we find this original way of communicating essential and historical knowledge a few rural parts of the world - whereof some are now reknown as a part of the "World Heritage".
As with amazon indians, hopis, inuits, lapps, samojeds, ainus and aboriginees we also find remains of this tradition in the Northern countries, even in different languages(German/Scandinavian/Fenno-Ugrian).
And remember; the Nordic sagas - covering the same ancient stories - have been found within different etnic and linguistical groups, proving beyond doubt that they reflect a common, ancient reality of human history and culture.
Today this norse sagas can offer an OLD explanation of the context between the Meso-American, The Mediterranean and the Asian mythologies. It should give evident and obvious resons to consider (and perhaps reconsider) the value of the millenium old Sagas of the North.
Ironic ignorance is cheap - dumb arrogance even cheaper. The ones who care checking the whole story on the mentioned site (bocksaga.de) may return with some more valid reflections or qustions.
[This message has been edited by Boreas (edited 01-21-2004).]
