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Ancient Articles - Trans-Atlantic Trade
Columbus? I have quietly proposed before that the Atlanteans knew of,traded with and influenced many ancient civilizations. Having
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Extractions: A tlantis - T he center of ancient trade routes. A tlantis , the middle of an ancient trade route? Ancient Egypt's link to the Americas long before Columbus? I have quietly proposed before that the Atlanteans knew of, traded with and influenced many ancient civilizations. Having maintained these ancient trade routes for hundreds of years, it is most likely that survivors of Atlantis migrated to these civilizations after their continent was destroyed. These immigrants then aided their hosting countries with various knowledge and technology. It is also in 3 of these ancient civilizations that the records will be found. A ncient Egyptian mummies hold one of the best clues. It has been established that the Egyptian mummy Hanet Taui of 3000 B.C. consumed large amounts of cocaine and nicotine darning her life. Known as one of the Manchester mummies, strands of her hair tested positive for tobacco and cocaine use. Mummies from ancient China, Austria, Sudan and Germany (3700 B.C. - 1100 AD) have also tested positive for cocaine and nicotine. H ow does this relate to Atlantis or ancient trade routes? Tobacco is native to the Americas and coco, Andes. It is firmly believed by scientists that tobacco arrived in the old world after Columbus and cocaine, the Victorian Era. So how was it consumed in the ancient civilizations 4000-5000 years before that time? By ancient trans-Atlantic trade routes, centralized around 1 large continent in the middle of the Atlantic - Atlantis.
Beyond Atlantis
dominating the populations. This being true for the ancient Greek mythologyof gods and many other ancient civilizations. It is by
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Extractions: B eyond A tlantis - E gyptian S A ncient T echnology A ncient Egyptian symbols or hieroglyphics have turned up in some unexpected places. Are these ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics truly Egyptian in nature or where they learned by the Egyptians from another source? If they are truly an Egyptian design, why is it that hieroglyphics, extremely similar to the Egyptian symbols have been found all over the world. Many of these older then the scientific community states Egypt to be. Instead of looking to Atlantis for answers, should we be looking beyond Atlantis? Have UFO's played a part in our ancient past? This question has been brought up many times before. Did we really take the time to ponder it? Or just brush it off subconsciously as impossible? M T T he pictures to the left and below were taken by Dr. Ruth Hover. psychologist and hypnotherapist in the temple at Abydios in Egypt. The first shows where a layer of the facing with hieroglyphics has broken off showing a much older stone below. The lower stone is marked with embossed (raised) Egyptian symbols instead of etched. The blow-ups clearly show what appears to be modern aircrafts.
History Project - Standard Details
3780, China and Egypt, 3781, India and africa, 703, Course Models ancient CivilizationsGrade 6, 1132, The Nubians People of the ancient Nile, Bianchi, S. 939.6,
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Civilizations In Africa
civilizations in africa Egypt A Learning Module Kush Axum The Iron Age South ofthe Sahara Ghana The Islamic Invasions The Almoravids Mali Songhay The Hausa
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Civilizations In Africa: Contents
civilizations in africa. Egypt A Learning Module Kush Axum The IronAge South of the Sahara Ghana The Islamic Invasions The Almoravids
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Ancient Africa's Black Kingdoms
in the tomb of a Nubian queen of the first century BC The sequence of ancient civilizationsthat flourished in Nubia, a region of africa, began thousands of
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Extractions: Wall painting in tomb chapel of Huy at Thebes, which shows Heqanefer, Prince of Miam, and other Nubian chiefs submitting to King Tut'ankhamun . Hequanefer was one of the local rulers who adopted Kemet's culture. Kemet sought to Egypitanize local leadership to discourage rebellion based on ethnic identity. The fortresses established in the early 18th Dynasty, give way to temples and urban centers of mining, administration and commerce. In Lower Nubia there were a number of such Egyptianized chiefs, who adopted Kemet names and burial customs. The result of this was the submergence of C-Group culture under that of Kemet in Lower Nubia. In other parts of Nubia, traditional culture tended to survive. Chased gold pectoral representing the winged goddess Isis From Nuri , Pyramid 10. 1916: excavated by the Harvard University Museum of Fine Arts Expedition; 1920: assigned to the MFA by the division of finds with the Sudanese government. Nubian Napatan Period, reign of Amaninatakelebte, about 538-519 B.C. Sudan, Nubia, ( Nuri Gold Width: 16.8 cm (6 5/8 in.)
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click to view details, General History of africa (Abridged edition) Volume IIAncient civilizations of africa Book Euros 22,11 1990 / ISBN 92-3-102434-5,
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Ancient Civilizations
Internet Resources for 6th Grade Study of ancient civilizations Mr. Donn'sancient History Links to pages on ancient civilizations.
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Extractions: Ancient Civilizations Mesopotamia Africa Egypt Greece ... Return to Calvin Smith Home Page The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World Mr. Donn's Ancient History - Links to pages on ancient civilizations. Mrs. Donn's Daily Life in: Egypt, Greece, Rome, India and China. A Hotlist of Ms. Phillips Products - Several teacher created pages with links to various ancient civilizations. Ancient Civilization Games - from bonus.com Seven Wonders - Get Clued in - Game Ancient Civilizations - Virtual Museum - Presented by The William Penn Charter School Sixth Grade Empires Past - Includes China, Egypt, Rome, and Aztecs. There are also games, activities and Quick-Time videos. (Temporarily unavailable.) Mummies of the World Back to Top
Ancient Civilization
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Michael C. Carlos Museum
Online sample of the permanent collection of the MCCM at Emory University.Category Reference Museums Science Archaeology Egyptology© 2003 Emory University For more information please see our frequentlyasked questions. Last Update Friday, 29Jun-01, 124040.
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