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David - 22 Jan 2008 14:02 GMT
I recommend -

The Aryan Invasion: theories, counter-theories and historical
significance

http://www.archaeologyonline.net/artifacts/aryan-invasion-theories.html

Comments, please.

David Christainsen
Digger - 22 Jan 2008 14:52 GMT
>I recommend -
>
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>
> David Christainsen

A Quote from the above website...

"Since Mediterranean Europe and the Middle Eastern civilizations developed
well before the civilizations of Northern Europe, ..."

Nonsense! This is a false premise. I read statements like that and know
there is little point in reading the rest of the article. This idea that
Northern Europeans were still banging rocks together while the "cultures" of
the Mediterranean were flourishing is simply untrue. By way of example,
consider the passage tombs of the Boyne Valley, Ireland, or complexes like
Avebury in England or Carnac in Brittany. They all predate Mycenae by some
considerable time.

How can it be that the alloying of copper and tin to make Bronze was
pioneered at Ross Island in southwest Ireland, long before most of these
civilisations of the Mediterranean got going? Not exactly the technology of
a bunch of "primitives" if you ask me.

People keep on citing the likes of Leach and Gimbutas. It's as if nobody of
note has written anything at all for the last thrity years!! Leach (who died
somewhere around 1989) is an author I have tremendous respect for but his
work is very "old school" and is rather long in the tooth now. Gimbutas died
in 1994 and most of her work was published in the 1960s and 1970s. There has
been a lot of work since then and the debates have moved on.

Why won't people go to a decent library and do some serious reading? There's
an awful lot of NEW research out there if only people could tear themselves
away from the Internet to read it.
David - 22 Jan 2008 15:05 GMT
> >I recommend -
>
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> an awful lot of NEW research out there if only people could tear themselves
> away from the Internet to read it.

Thanks for your considered response.  It carries
weight with me.

I still would like to find NGers who still think the Aryan
Invasion actually happened.

David Christainsen
Digger - 22 Jan 2008 15:09 GMT
>Thanks for your considered response.  It carries
>weight with me.

Sorry if that came over as a bit bad tempered. Having a bad day!
Peter Alaca. - 22 Jan 2008 15:06 GMT
Digger wrote, On 22/01/2008 15:52:
>> I recommend -
>>
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> an awful lot of NEW research out there if only people could tear themselves
> away from the Internet to read it.

Because Carl does not know anything about anything
He just posts to get attention.
David - 22 Jan 2008 17:55 GMT
> Digger wrote, On 22/01/2008 15:52:
>
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>
> - Show quoted text -

I go by the name of David (Christainsen).

Contrary to what Peter Alaca says, I post to get considered
opinions to the topic onhand.
J.LyonLayden - 26 Jan 2008 22:55 GMT
> >I recommend -
>
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> Avebury in England or Carnac in Brittany. They all predate Mycenae by some
> considerable time.

Hold up dude! You are probably right but it looked to me like his
primary focus of study for the article was not on Northern Europe but
on India. I think it was well-written and he had some excellent
points. The point is really whether the Aryan invasion happened,
whether it had any significance on Indian culture, and whether the so-
called Aryans can be identified to a race. You have a great point that
Northern European civilization could have been earlier than
Mesopotamian (maybe some of it occupied the then-fertile land that is
now the  English Channel), but it's kind of off-topic for the thread.

> How can it be that the alloying of copper and tin to make Bronze was
> pioneered at Ross Island in southwest Ireland, long before most of these
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> an awful lot of NEW research out there if only people could tear themselves
> away from the Internet to read it.
Agamemnon - 22 Jan 2008 16:21 GMT
>I recommend -
>
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>
> Comments, please.

I do not see any theories being presented on that site, so here's is what
the historical records actually say.

Based on the chronology of Indian kings and the Gods who lived before them
(as established by F E Pargiter) it is clear that Varuna lived at the same
time as Uranus (corrupted form of Saturanus and found in Linear A
inscriptions from 1700 BC), Brahma lived at the same time as Saturn/Kronos
(corrupted form of Saturanus and found in Linear A inscriptions from 1700
BC) and Dayaus Pita lived at the same time as Jupiter/Zeus (identical to
Sheshi from Egyptians inscriptions and Cretan king Saasitepi which should be
correctly transliterated from Linear A as Ausstaeb or Istaveon which is the
same as Zeus Deon and dates to 1650 BC.) Indra was also identified as
Dionysus who was the first to conquer India. This means that all the Indian
Gods were berough to India by the Greeks.

From European sources we know that the Minoan name of Saasitepi (correctly
transliterated as Ausstaeb or Istaveon) was being used by the Germanic king
Ausstaeb/Istaveon the son of Eingeb/Ingaevon the son of Mannus/Mann (same as
the Phrygian king Maeones) the son of Tuitshe/Tuisto who was the Assyrian
king Adad Shemshi since Gimms Law proves that Adad Shemshi was corrupted to
Tuit She and both kings lived at the same time in 1600 BC after the Ogygian
Deluge caused by the Thera Erruption in 1628 BC or 1627.5 BC according to
Jerome's Chronicon (when years are counted correctly following Pliny on
ancient calendars and the nonexistent interregnums removed.) Tuitshe/Tuisto
who was the son of the Italian king Jannus II rulled all the way from
Phrygia to the mouth of the Danube and it is along this route that Dionysus
invaded India, first in 1650 BC then again in 1520 and once more in 1400 BC
according to Greek records. This is confirmed by Archaeology which shows
that India was invaded by Indo-Europeans between 1600 and 1000 BC. The early
Vedic Period dates to 1550 BC the time of the second invasion by the later
Dionysus (Sebestus/Zagreus, referred to as the adoptive father of Osyris and
also as Osyris in the Travels of Noe into Europe) and the Indus Valley
civilisation disappears in 1400 when Dionysus the son of Semele invades
India in 1400 BC.

All the Indian Gods are the remnant of the Greco-Roman pantheon of the
Greco-Italic-Phrygians who ruled India, Egypt, Greece, Italy and most of
Europe in Minoan times.
atsarisborn@hotmail.com - 28 Jan 2008 15:14 GMT
> I do not see any theories being presented on that site, so here's is what
> the historical records actually say.
>
> Based on the chronology of Indian kings and the Gods who lived before them
> (as established by F E Pargiter) ....

The rest is nonsense. Pargiter died in 1927, dude. His work is
completely outdated, outmoded, discarded. India's religion was
thriving ages before the Greeks you cite can possibly have "brought"
it there. The "kings" you cite with dates are all crazy assumptions --
linguistically (and cultically) related to be sure, but not real,
datable humans.

C'mawn.

Jean Coeur de Lapin
Doug Weller - 28 Jan 2008 16:54 GMT
>> I do not see any theories being presented on that site, so here's is what
>> the historical records actually say.
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>
>C'mawn.

But typical. You may as well killfile him unless you think he really does
need exposing.  He makes it up as he goes along.
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Agamemnon - 29 Jan 2008 16:13 GMT
>>> I do not see any theories being presented on that site, so here's is
>>> what
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> need exposing.  He makes it up as he goes along.
> Doug

You are the one making it up as you are going along. EVERYTHING I have said
is taken from genuine original historical texts and is backed up by
archaeology. It is what the ancient historians say themselves not what some
ignorant modern revisionist has made up.
Agamemnon - 29 Jan 2008 16:11 GMT
>> I do not see any theories being presented on that site, so here's is what
>> the historical records actually say.
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> The rest is nonsense. Pargiter died in 1927, dude. His work is
> completely outdated, outmoded, discarded. India's religion was

POPPYCOCK.

> thriving ages before the Greeks you cite can possibly have "brought"

WRONG! India's religion did not exist until Dionysus invaded India in the
so-called Aryan invasions.

> it there. The "kings" you cite with dates are all crazy assumptions --

They are HISTORICAL FACTS recorded by Jerome and the Pariam Marble and their
existence has been proven archaeologically.

> linguistically (and cultically) related to be sure, but not real,
> datable humans.

WRONG!

> C'mawn.
>
> Jean Coeur de Lapin
Tom McDonald - 29 Jan 2008 19:20 GMT
>>> I do not see any theories being presented on that site, so here's is what
>>> the historical records actually say.
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>
> POPPYCOCK.

Why do you think India's religion was poppycock? Or even POPPYCOCK?

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Jack Linthicum - 29 Jan 2008 19:40 GMT
> > <atsarisb...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> >news:7cf3feca-0d90-48e1-afab-484cca46ec2a@t1g2000pra.googlegroups.com...
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>
> <snip>

Don't get started with this clown, he believes (really believes) that
Greeks have always been in Greece and all of the myths are true.
MANIACAL is the word

http://groups.google.com/group/sci.military.naval/browse_frm/thread/2398467f436f
76f5/f80f1de86ecfbf86?lnk=gst&q=agamemnon#f80f1de86ecfbf86


Beware of the Greeks...origin of O.K. thread in sci.military.naval
Tom McDonald - 29 Jan 2008 20:21 GMT
On Jan 29, 1:40 pm, Jack Linthicum <jacklinthi...@earthlink.net>
wrote:

> > > <atsarisb...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> > >news:7cf3feca-0d90-48e1-afab-484cca46ec2a@t1g2000pra.googlegroups.com...
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>
> Beware of the Greeks...origin of O.K. thread in sci.military.naval

I know. I know better. But I just sharpened my kook-poking stick, and
Aggie was the first one I noticed posting something that cried out for
a smart-aleck prod.
Agamemnon - 29 Jan 2008 22:26 GMT
>> > <atsarisb...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> >news:7cf3feca-0d90-48e1-afab-484cca46ec2a@t1g2000pra.googlegroups.com...
[quoted text clipped - 18 lines]
> Greeks have always been in Greece and all of the myths are true.
> MANIACAL is the word

That's because they are true and that is the opinion of EVERY ancient
historian and this has been proven archaeologically, but you have the right
to remain and ignorant for as long as you like.
Lars Wilson - 23 Jan 2008 04:44 GMT
>I recommend -
>
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>
> David Christainsen

Very interesting.  But Aryanism is at the heart of "The Mysteries", the
concept of suppressing dark skin and elevating white skin.  Mithras (the
white child) killing the bull (the black) in order to prosper, though
Mithras is sad over the bull he kills.

Lars Wilson
cormac - 23 Jan 2008 06:55 GMT
> >I recommend -
>
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>
> Lars Wilson

This is bull. There was no concept of race in the ancient world.
There were migrations rather than invasions.

Cormac.
Eric Stevens - 23 Jan 2008 09:02 GMT
>> >I recommend -
>>
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>
>This is bull. There was no concept of race in the ancient world.

How the hell could you possibly know?

>There were migrations rather than invasions.
>
>Cormac.

Eric Stevens
cormac - 23 Jan 2008 11:12 GMT
> >There were migrations rather than invasions.
>
> >Cormac.

The word "know" suggests a religious conviction. I don't have any.
Circa 3000 years ago populations were very sparse by today's
standards. As populations in a particular area became to large for
sustainable life they spread out.

Of course this involved conflict.

Cormac.
Lars Wilson - 23 Jan 2008 12:19 GMT
>> >There were migrations rather than invasions.
>>
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>
> Cormac.

This is all just a discussion of IFs.   But the Bible does intend that God
wanted man, after Noah, where obviously everybody pretty much were mixed, to
continue to develop individual "strains" of humanity by separating and
spreading out, so that the extremes of the genetic pools could be expressed,
from the very black to the very white and the very Asiatic, creating a
beautiful blend of different types of people, rather than everybody being
the same.  God likes VARIETY.

So God loves the variety, the raciality of humanity.  He loves the Asian as
much as the European.  He expects everyone to get along and see the beauty
of each and embrace the differences.

But God did tilt the scales somewhat.  Eve, who was white and rather
independent of Adam, God cursed so that she had an inordinate desire for her
husband, that is, an increased need for sex.  Thus the white woman feels
this attraction to the black man, who is associated with a large penis and
oversexuality, a stereotype not easily dismissed based upon behavior.

Thus the white woman is thought of, like Rapunzel as being imprisoned in a
tower, that is, her sexual need.  She needs to be rescued by a White Knight,
a Prince Charming, meaning the white man.   Same with the story that
survives in the fairy tale of the "Beauty and Beast."   The white woman is
more attracted to the emotional and physical prowess of a beast, and of
course, the larger penis.  But she doesn't really want the baggage that
comes with the beast.  Her rescue by the "prince charming" is when whe turns
the beast into a prince.  So she is in conflict.   She wants the beast,
based on this curse from Eden, but ultimately she has to kill the beast and
find true happiness with a white prince charming.

And, of course, the white man, himself must give up the one he loves
sometimes.  Like in "South Pacific" where he is head over heels for the
beautiful Island girl but alas, she is nothing to his culture, and she will
bear him no white children.   Again, this is potentially an axious
situation, but not one without resolution.  That is, you can have the one
you love, regardless of race, if you, in fact, exterminate all other races
except for whites.  That's at the ultimate heart of Freemasonry.  The three
racial groups where eventually all but the superior race remains.   Given
the choice to save a poor, uneducated black male, or the rich white female,
the white female is always going to be chosen.

But the "Mysteries" has had this worked out millenniums ago.  Today's
cultures are just playing against those predictable themes.

What is happening now is, the white uptopian society is not happening fast
enough, so there is an effort to artificially speed things up.  That's where
world TERRORISM comes into play.  Whites will not willingly just exterminate
non-whites.  But if forced to, or even a "rational" excuse to, they have
that capacity.  We know that from the Germans during the Holocaust when
those factors came into focus.  Terrorism will destabilize the world and it
will be manipulated to CHOOSE between total extermination of all men, or the
salvaging of a few, those few will always be primarily white, of course.

Thus, it would seem the Mystery culs are behind the terrorism, which anybody
into "conspiracy theories" will tell you.  Even an ex-Illuminati person says
9/11 was the work of the Illuminati, as if the "awake" didn't already know
this.

So, sorry, but racisim is definitely a part of the Mysteries.  Not thinking
so simply represents being less informed.

Lars Wilson
Martin Edwards - 23 Jan 2008 16:33 GMT
>>>> There were migrations rather than invasions.
>>>> Cormac.
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>
> Lars Wilson

What a load of cock

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VtSkier - 23 Jan 2008 15:00 GMT
>>> There were migrations rather than invasions.

A migration from the point of view of the people
on the move could well be an invasion from the
point of view of the people being moved in upon.

"The difference between a terrorist and a patriot
depends upon which side won."

"Those who write history, make history."

The authors of those two quotes are unknown to me.

>>> Cormac.
>
> The word "know" suggests a religious conviction.

Depends. If you are talking about 'fact', then
no religious conviction is required.

When you are talking about 'truth', then you
really mean 'belief' and you are quite correct.

> I don't have any.

Bet you do, just don't recognize them.

> Circa 3000 years ago populations were very sparse by today's
> standards. As populations in a particular area became to large for
> sustainable life they spread out.

Yes.

> Of course this involved conflict.

and yes.

> Cormac.
Lars Wilson - 23 Jan 2008 11:59 GMT
On Jan 23, 4:44 am, "Lars Wilson" <siaxa...@embarqmail.com> wrote:
> "David" <pchristain...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
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>
> Lars Wilson

This is bull. There was no concept of race in the ancient world.
There were migrations rather than invasions.

Cormac.

In ancient texts, the basics were considered to be there.   The basic nature
of blacks, who are considered "talented" and oversexed, "natural" rather
than refined or intellectual.    It was always the battle between the farmer
(white man) and the shepherd (the non-white).   This became mythologized in
the Cain vs Abel.    In Caananite motif a famous depiction was a lion
killing a negro.   Then that became the Lion versus the bull.  Mithras is
always associated with being a Lion.   Thus the Lion vs Bull motif became
the the boy Mithras vs the Lion.

CUSH, who is associated with black was always an embarrassment for those who
preferred the more intellectual white race.  Thus suppression of Cush,
depicted by the "CUP" is associated with Bacchus, etc.   You can find a lot
of this in "The Two Babylons" by Alexander Hislop, which is available
online.  He addresses the racial aspects of this.

Here is the Lion-headed Mithras:
http://www.well.com/~davidu/leontosphere_jp70.jpg

The cup that Mithras holds is supposed to represent his true black ancestry
through Cush, which he is trying to rise above, by knowledge,
intellectualism and, of course, "genetic purity", genetic cleansing.   That
is, infantacide of the dark children, preserving the fair-skinned so that
succeeding generations will gravitate toward whiteness.   The first step in
the Mithraic Mysteries in advancement is the "cup".

If you want an over-simplistic capsulation, it simply means once you
stereotype being black with simply physical strength and especially sexual
prowess combined with "laziness" and you suppress that, then you advanced
toward power and wealth, sophistication, etc.  Those things associated with
the white culture.   Thus Mithras killing the bull is also a personal
struggle, to get past your "instincts" and emotions and master the mind.
Mankind is a combination of animal and angel; an animal made in God's image,
with angelic qualities.  And the two may conflict.  The more of the flesh
you suppress, the more of the mind you become, thus becoming more "angelic"
and thus god-like.

That is all based on the original scence in Eden where Satan, the
Serpent-Lady (Lilith) provides knowledge, secret knowledge that allows a
mere man to become a god, by suppressing the body and elevating the mind.
Mind over matter.   Killing the bull (fleshly desire, laziness) inherited
from the black parent, Adam, and moving toward becoming more like the white
parent White Mother, Eve.

Of course, it is subtle and not always straightforward, but that's the
basics.  It's relevant because most don't want to face this and thus it
becomes a festering and recurring sore in human relations.  The extrapolated
extremes, worked out in Mystery cults, like Freemason, see a good solution
in separatism, which whites are known for, or extermination or suppression
of others by race, also what whites are known for.

Even Aristotle, considered a cornerstone founder of Occidental culture
simplified that formula.  Defining the best possible life is the life of a
philosopher, that is, a man of leizure and thus a rich man.  And that can be
attained sufficiently and easily if you discriminate against any who do not
have two white parents.  Thus get the non-whites to do the tasks of the day,
those things that take time, like the daily aspects of living, cleaning,
cooking, working, etc.   Get non-whites to do those things for you, and you
can be a "king" and have time to intellectualize.  That formula, the
foundation of Eurocentric culture,  works.  It is very effective.  If you're
white.  If you're non-white, then you will either be a slave or a
second-class citizen, or if you get into the way too much, like the Jews did
in Germany, the white man, like Mithras does have the capacity to use the
mind, the superior intellect to rationalize away his humanity and commit
racial atrocities, such as the Holocaust.    Ironically, the Nazis were
accused of being inhuman.  But they themselves were aspiring to that very
thing, to become less human and more machine.

In the ultimate picture, the final solution of the "white problem", will end
when the world reaches population growth zero.  When God comes to judge
mankind and grant life and death.  With no more children issues after that
point, all racial "quotas" will be fixed.  The whites who survive this will
not be threatened any more genetically and non-whites will not feel
threatened by the self-preservation needs of the white race.  Again, when I
say threatened genetically, I mean that only a white woman can bear a white
child, requiring white men to always choose a white woman to preserve white.
It thus becomes a genetic obligation for the white man to marry a white
woman.  It's only natural this would be turned into a special privilege
rather than a task.  That's what's on the surface, but the resentment for
that is taken out on non-whites, who do not have this similar obligation,
etc.

So ultimately, non-whites have the impedence to intermarry with whites so
that all people are mixed-race but there are no white people.  Whites prefer
to separate and if necessary exterminate all but whites, so that the world
is one race, but all white.   God's plan is to have a mixed variety of all
races including whites, which he made especially beautiful.   So God's plan
is accomplished when zero population growth is reached.  Once there are no
more children being produced and the population is permanent, then the
racial threat ceases to exist.  Otherwise, it would seem, alternatively,
that one solution to the racial issue among mankind is forced mixing so that
there is just one race, the Asiatic mullato.  Then racial equality will be a
de facto reality.

Lars Wilson
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cormac - 23 Jan 2008 18:06 GMT
> On Jan 23, 4:44 am, "Lars Wilson" <siaxa...@embarqmail.com> wrote:
>
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>
> > Lars Wilson

This is the sort of nonsensical propaganda issued from the Afrikaan
apartheid regime in South Africa.

The Bible is not history nor are the texts from which it was
extracted.

Cormac.
Lars Wilson - 24 Jan 2008 20:43 GMT
On Jan 23, 11:59 am, "Lars Wilson" <siaxa...@embarqmail.com> wrote:
> "cormac" <cormac.brada...@hotmail.com> wrote in message

The Bible is not history nor are the texts from which it was
extracted.

Cormac.

You're outdated, nor can you prove the Bible is not history.  Give us an
example of what you're talking about.  Something you can absolute prove or
disprove.

In the meantime, RC14 dating advances now directly confirm the Bible
timeline as accurate history.   All cultures revised their histories at one
point, including the Assyrians, Persians and Greeks as well as the Jews.
But the original timeline in the Bible is now more archaeologically correct
than the popular timeline used by archaeologists which include extra years
from the Greek Period.

So, indeed, the Bible is accurate history.

Lars Wilson
cormac - 25 Jan 2008 06:56 GMT
> So, indeed, the Bible is accurate history.
>
> Lars Wilson

Genesis is one of many creation myths and is the least credible. There
was a world wide flood ca 3500 BCE following the melting of glaciers
after the last ice-age. It did not submerge the entire earth. There is
a cluster of Noah type stories from the Black Sea area. It was a lake
and the level rose when the Mediterranean burst through the Bosphorus.

We have a detailed archaeolgical history of Egypt and there is no
mention of Moses or the Jews. Moses is an Egyptian name.

Cormac.
Lars Wilson - 26 Jan 2008 10:29 GMT
>> So, indeed, the Bible is accurate history.
>>
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>
> Cormac.

Syncellus identifies Amenhotep III as the pharoah of the Exodus, followed
by Akhenaten.  Akhenaten's records were purposely wiped out, but his would
have
been the likely direct records of Moses and the Exodus.  Thus Biblicalists
who have
the specific chronology wouldn't expect to find records of the Exodus among
Akhenaten's records.  And yes, Moses is an Egyptian name given to him by an
Egyptian step-mother.  Dohhh.

Even so, by Merenepthah we find the Israelites in place in Palestine,
confirming they
were a recognized people in that region by this time.  Then from Shishak
forward
through the Assyrian and NB Period and Persian Period we have consistent
extra-Biblical
confirmation of the Israelites.

Just because the Aztecs don't mention Moses doesn't mean he didn't exist in
another place
and time.  As far as the Biblical myth of Eden I was just giving details
about that for comparison.
You are not expected to believe the Bible is true, but you can't dismiss it
absolutely as myth
either since you can't prove a negative.    God is invisible.  Nobody has
seen him unless he
materializes in a vision.  Does that mean he doesn't exist?  The wind is
invisible, does that mean
it doesn't exist?

There's a reason why some people skip a grade and why some people are held
back to
repeat a grade.

Lars Wilson
Martin Edwards - 26 Jan 2008 17:26 GMT
>>> So, indeed, the Bible is accurate history.
>>>
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> have
> been the likely direct records of Moses and the Exodus.  

Pure surmise.  I surmise that Atenite refugees may have taken
monotheistic ideas to Palestine after Akhenaten's death.  Any takers?

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atsarisborn@hotmail.com - 28 Jan 2008 15:22 GMT
> >>> So, indeed, the Bible is accurate history.
>
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> Pure surmise.  I surmise that Atenite refugees may have taken
> monotheistic ideas to Palestine after Akhenaten's death.  Any takers?

Except there is no evidence (other than records written long
afterwards, when Judaea was monotheist) that the Hebrews were
monotheistic in Ahkhnaten's time (two hundred years before the
supposed Exodus -- for which, by the way, there is not a shred of
extra-Biblical evidence -- there is no interruption in the era of
habitation of the hill country (currently the West Bank) by non-pig-
eating Canaanite-Semitic tribes during the several centuries that
Exodus credits to a move into Egypt and a return).
The Hebrews of the pre-state period were not monotheistic as the Bible
itself indicates in its "chronicles" of the era. So there is no reason
to posit a link to Egypt, or Egyptian ways (though that's probably
where circumcision came from).

As to invasion/movement, I would also add the difference between
pirates and peaceful merchants usually depended on the ability of
those they came across to defend themselves. But the pirates/merchants
were the same people in either case.

Jean Coeur de Lapin
Digger - 25 Jan 2008 10:20 GMT
> In the meantime, RC14 dating advances now directly confirm the Bible
> timeline as accurate history.

Oh dear! I thought you'd moved on from this. NO IT DOESN'T!!

All the date does is shows that one particular bit of the bible MIGHT be
reasonably close to something that actually happened.

And as for proving a negative, that is neither possible nor academically
acceptable. The point is to propose a hypothesis and prove it. That
hypothesis then stands until a new hypothesis disproves it. Read Karl Popper
for goodness sake!! You can not prove that something does NOT happen, only
that it DOES.
Martin Edwards - 25 Jan 2008 10:50 GMT
>> In the meantime, RC14 dating advances now directly confirm the Bible
>> timeline as accurate history.
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> for goodness sake!! You can not prove that something does NOT happen, only
> that it DOES.

A nice reference, but the point about the Christian mind set is that it
is impervious to everyday logic, I will not say all logic because it
often develops a curious logic of its own.

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Lars Wilson - 26 Jan 2008 10:45 GMT
> A nice reference, but the point about the Christian mind set is that it is
> impervious to everyday logic, I will not say all logic because it often
> develops a curious logic of its own.

I think that has to be true because to believe the Bible you have to
believe in some things that are MIRACLES.  Like angels, etc.

But apart from that, which cannot be proven or disproven, there
are some historical things to consider that we can compare with what
we have found archaeologically.   It's not a complete picture but
it's worth considering when archaeologists will sometimes misquote
the Bible or misunderstand it and then compare that to their archaeological
findings; or they will selectively avoid certain things when they want to
promote their own view.

Case in point, both David Rohl (New Chronology) and Israel
Finkelstein quote from Kathleen Kenyon and aggressively promote the
idea that there was just nothing of a city to conquer in LBA Period when
Joshua was supposed to have come through.  But that is not what Kenyon
herself says, who specifically date the Israelite overthrow between
1350-1325 BCE.
Her authority would validate a pro-con LBA Jericho debate for Joshua.
So the topic has been moved to how the Bible can't be fulfilled at Jericho
from
whether it can be fullfilled by the LBA occupation that actually did exist.
That
is a legitimate issue:  Why Rohl and Finkelstein, et al dismiss Kenyon's
opinion.
It must be significant because they skip past it so quickly.

These are things that support directly the Biblical historical record and
timeline.
This is apart from "blind faith" Christian logic, even though I have had
some
accuse me of simply being selective of whatever works for the Bible but not
open to anything that doesn't, even though when they bring up some of those
things, they are in the area of things that can't be proven one way or
another.

So I don't mind those who want to claim Eden or even the Global flood is a
myth.  But David and Solomon?  No.  There is far too much in place to claim
they are mythical.

Lars Wilson

(New!) Corrected Timeline Outline:
http://www.geocities.com/siaxares/709guide.html
Martin Edwards - 26 Jan 2008 17:27 GMT
>> A nice reference, but the point about the Christian mind set is that it is
>> impervious to everyday logic, I will not say all logic because it often
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> (New!) Corrected Timeline Outline:
> http://www.geocities.com/siaxares/709guide.html

Such as?

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Lars Wilson - 26 Jan 2008 10:33 GMT
>> In the meantime, RC14 dating advances now directly confirm the Bible
>> timeline as accurate history.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> All the date does is shows that one particular bit of the bible MIGHT be
> reasonably close to something that actually happened.

Wow!  I can't believe it!  Well that's better than me not being able to read
a simple graph showing the years of highest "relative probability"!!

I concur.  All the RC14 does is gives us a highly probable "true age" for
the grain found destroyed at City IV of Rehov, thought to relate to
Shishak's invasion.  The dating is consistent with the strict Biblical
timeline.

> And as for proving a negative, that is neither possible nor academically
> acceptable. The point is to propose a hypothesis and prove it. That
> hypothesis then stands until a new hypothesis disproves it. Read Karl
> Popper for goodness sake!! You can not prove that something does NOT
> happen, only that it DOES.
Right!  You cannot prove the Flood did not happen and the RC14 supports that
Shishak destroyed those cities in 871 BCE.  The RC14 suggests the Assyrian
eponym list is dated 54 years too early.

Lars Wilson
VtSkier - 23 Jan 2008 14:52 GMT
>>> I recommend -
>>> The Aryan Invasion: theories, counter-theories and historical
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>
> Cormac.

I beg to differ.
Just look at the original definition of "barbarian".
The *classical* world may have been cosmopolitan in
its outlook theoretically, but day to day there was
always the concept of "us" and "them" just as there
is today.

In fact, I suspect the circle of "us" was much smaller
that it is today.

You may be right that the ancients didn't take into
account *color* as an indication of *them* as much as
is done today, but be sure that there very much was
a concept of *them*, and that *they* were always
inferior to *us*. And that is the definition of
racism. It's really "us-ism".

And if you think racism is exclusive to the *white*
race, think again, and listen to ghetto-speak where
"nigger" is not a pejorative and "honkey" is.
David Johnson - 23 Jan 2008 19:50 GMT
VtSkier <VtSkier@nospam.net> wrote in news:5vp2l3F1ltg3gU1
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> I beg to differ.
> Just look at the original definition of "barbarian".

You mean "One who can't speak Greek?"

David

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> You mean "One who can't speak Greek?"

Yes.

> David
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>> David

And not knowning a language qualifies as being a "race" how, exactly?

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your own eras and raise families and strive for new and better societies
and fight terrible wars for what you know is right, it gives one real
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VtSkier - 23 Jan 2008 21:44 GMT
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> And not knowning a language qualifies as being a "race" how, exactly?

You have already taken my quote out of
context. Put it back together and read
the rest of what I wrote.

Knowing a language qualifies as being "us"
not knowing qualifies as being "them".
Jack Linthicum - 23 Jan 2008 22:20 GMT
> > VtSkier <VtSk...@nospam.net> wrote in news:5vp2l3F1ltg3gU1
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>
> > David

Actually, it is one who can't speak Greek the way we do, non-Ionic
Greek dialects were as barbarian as Persian.

http://history-of-macedonia.com/wordpress/2007/06/11/greek-tribes-being-labeled-
barbarians/

Martin Edwards - 25 Jan 2008 11:09 GMT
>>> VtSkier <VtSk...@nospam.net> wrote in news:5vp2l3F1ltg3gU1
>>> @mid.individual.net:
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>
> http://history-of-macedonia.com/wordpress/2007/06/11/greek-tribes-being-labeled-
barbarians/

The Athenians despised the Greek of the Macedonians and were unsure
whether it was Greek or not.  It was but this is not the point I am making.

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> David

The gzero tipota

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Lars Wilson - 24 Jan 2008 20:55 GMT
>>> "David" <pchristain...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>>
> And if you think racism is exclusive to the *white*
> race, think again, and listen to ghetto-speak where
> "nigger" is not a pejorative and "honkey" is.

Yes, other cultures practice racism as well, whites by far seem
to take it to the extreme, such as the "worst event in human history,"
the HOLOCAUST.

But it is linked to the Mysteries and connected to the Mother
Goddess who is considered beautiful and white.  In Eden Adam was
black and Eve was white.  So there is a cult association of those
aspiring to be the children of Eve.

Even in the conspiracy theory literature where you have a reference
to the reptilian people, it ends up being a reference to whites.  Lilith,
the goddess depicted even on the Sistine chapel as a snake-woman
gives that association.  Satan is associated with the serpent.

http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/humm/Topics/Lilith/aNePics.html  (Lilith in Eden
pictures)

http://www.christusrex.org/www1/sistine/6-Serpent.jpg  (Sistine chapel
snake-woman, Eden)

The children of the serpent are said to be superior, etc.

Lars Wilson
VtSkier - 24 Jan 2008 21:36 GMT
>>>> "David" <pchristain...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>>>
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> to take it to the extreme, such as the "worst event in human history,"
> the HOLOCAUST.

Is this "racism" as currently defined? Would
Jews be considered a "race" then?

> But it is linked to the Mysteries and connected to the Mother
> Goddess who is considered beautiful and white.  In Eden Adam was
> black and Eve was white.  So there is a cult association of those
> aspiring to be the children of Eve.

Question: Is this in the Bible or is it extra-
biblical tradition?

> Even in the conspiracy theory literature where you have a reference
> to the reptilian people, it ends up being a reference to whites.  Lilith,
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>
> Lars Wilson
cormac - 25 Jan 2008 07:03 GMT
.

> Lars Wilson

In the ancient Mediterranean area it was assumed that colour of skin
darkened when skin was burned by the sun. Similarly they believed that
the fair skin of Northerners was due to lack of sunlight.

An elderly Irish women visited Italy for the first time accompanied by
her daughter. When she returned I asked her about her opinion of
Italians.

She replied: I never could stand blacks.

Cormac.
Agamemnon - 23 Jan 2008 17:45 GMT
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> "David" <pchristain...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
> Lars Wilson

<<<This is bull. There was no concept of race in the ancient world.
There were migrations rather than invasions.>>>

Poppycock. The concept of race was more prominent and widespread than it is
today. Even speakers of the same language classified other speakers as a
different race. What there didn't exist was racism, the belief that one race
was inferior/superior to another which is an invention of the Victorians.
Digger - 23 Jan 2008 17:53 GMT
> Poppycock. The concept of race was more prominent and widespread than it
> is today. Even speakers of the same language classified other speakers as
> a different race. What there didn't exist was racism, the belief that one
> race was inferior/superior to another which is an invention of the
> Victorians.

Racism is hardly a Victorian invention. Think back to the colonisation of
Australia. The indigenous people were considered "fauna" and therefore not
afforded the rights of a "normal" human being!!
benlizro@ihug.co.nz - 24 Jan 2008 00:52 GMT
> > Poppycock. The concept of race was more prominent and widespread than it
> > is today. Even speakers of the same language classified other speakers as
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> Australia. The indigenous people were considered "fauna" and therefore not
> afforded the rights of a "normal" human being!!

Do you have an actual source for this? Not that I'm skeptical about
racism in colonial Australia, but the "fauna" business.

Ross Clark
David - 25 Jan 2008 16:35 GMT
On Jan 23, 7:52 pm, "benli...@ihug.co.nz" <benli...@ihug.co.nz> wrote:

> > "Agamemnon" <agamem...@hello.to.NO_SPAM> wrote in message
>
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>
> Ross Clark

Do you notice how off topic this thread I started became?

I strongly suspect that NGers are not aware of the original
theory that Aryans invaded India 1500 BC.  I happen to
believe that this original academic theory is false and always was.

David Christainsen
benlizro@ihug.co.nz - 25 Jan 2008 20:05 GMT
> On Jan 23, 7:52 pm, "benli...@ihug.co.nz" <benli...@ihug.co.nz> wrote:
>
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>
> - Show quoted text -

If it is false, then I guess it always was (at least since 1500 BC).

Ross Clark
Day Brown - 26 Jan 2008 06:37 GMT
This question has been clouded by self delusion and deliberate
deception as far back as the written record goes. Which, if you
recall, was by the scribes in the pay of the warrior class, and who
therefore crafted everything they had to say to pander to their
master's sensibilities.

But lets start with the DNA. Sykes. "The Seven Daughters of Eve"
reports that there are only 7 native European mtDNA lines that lived
there from 10,000 BP back to 50,000 BP. I note what he does not, that
50,000 years ago, the only women in Europe were Neanderthal. Then too,
there are two more mtDNA lines found only in Finland. But even if we
take it as 9, it is remarkable because there are scores of mtDNA lines
in the Levant, and 140+ in Africa.

But there are 60 odd Y chromosome lines in Europe, many of which also
trace to the Levant. So, on the issue of race, what makes Native
Europeans different is not the white man, but the white women. And as
women go in the history of hominids, they evolved very differently
with different adaptations, physical, but also emotional and
psychological.

Part of this can be seen in "The Early Slavs" by Barford, who picks
them up in the 5th century on the fringe of the Roman empire. And by
then, the Roman Legions had been operating across the Danube and Rhine
as slave traders for a couple hundred years. The result, seen in the
archeological record, is a paucity of communities. There was a no-
man's land 100-200 km wide before you reach the Celtic hill forts and
trading towns.

Course, after an area had been stripped of population, either as
slaves or refugees fleeing further away, for a few decades, the whole
region grows back up in inpenetrable brush. And it is in this
landscape that Barford first find the Slavs, who pioneered building a
characteristic dug out kind of cabin, earth bermed with a very low
profile.

Any young woman could flee with a lover into this bush with a few
farming tools. If she selected a hardworking organized man of
character, who had the self control to deal with cabin fever, and not
abuse his wife and kids, then she and her line propagated. But if not,
then not. There was no witch or shaman or chief there to stop the
violence. And if she came to fear her lover, she could likewise flee
to find a new home, and there wasnt jack sh.t he couldda done.

No where in Africa, India, China, or the Levant was this possible. The
population densities were too high, a log cabin would've been found by
hunters. And, after a generation, what starts out as a single cabin
has the grown kids next door, and in a few generations, there's a
village. Barford reports that when the Slavs start out, its less than
one person/sq km, then a few generations later, 3, then after a
century, 9/sq km. Next thing you know there's hill forts and trade
towns.

From "Constant Battles" by LeBlanc, we see its a pattern that exists
to some extent all over Europe and much of the world, where clans,
tribes, or nations war, and then as the violence subsides, a no man's
land emerges between them. Often the powers that be dont object to
outsiders pioneering, feeling that were an enemy to attack, the
refugees would tip them off. But in most regions of the earth, the
general population level is too high for this to go on for more than a
generation, and too much of the population is engaged in hunting,
which brings men into these areas to find them, rather than farming.

The real enemy is Old Man Winter. Only those couples with the
foresight to properly manage their own resources stay in the gene
pool. Other tribes- elders, shamen, & witches, provide what we now
call case management to keep the unfit in the gene pool. They mite
have good immune responses to the many diseases which appear in higher
population density areas. But in Europe, the only case management was
mom or grandma. It empowered women. It didnt matter how strong and
brave a warrior was if a woman- tired of his impulsive violence- split
with a lover to carve out a life in the boonies.

Gimbutas writes of the communal houses that evolve out of the
grandmothers being in charge. They want to be able to see the
grandkids. The successful grrandmothers, who'd already been in the
farming and livestock business, bred men with an eye on what kind of
kids would be produced, rather than how sexy he was. It aint that
other races are over sexed, its that white men have more control over
their sexuality. After all, for thousands of years before the Slavs
and written records, this pioneering evolved into matriarchic
communities. And when grandma has dozens of kids living in the manor
hall, she dont want any of them hurt cause some jackass got steamed
and hit a kid cause he missed his target.

But as we see with Barford, its a very confused situation, with
warrior tribes running around kidnapping women to stay in the gene
pool. It aint like the power of the grandmothers was always adequate.
However, relevant to the question of Aryan conquest, the first time we
see it is at Tripolye. There, the standard mighty Kurgan warriors
domesticated the first horses as pack animals. And- were *displaced*
by the diminuative Cucuteni. WTF? This goes against the whole history
of Aryan conquests.

But the problem is that these horses were too small, only 137 cm at
the withers for a Kurgan warrior, who to judge from the skeletons was
nearly 2 meter tall and 100kg. But the Cucuteni women were only 50kg,
and when mounted- could ride faster than a warrior could run. The
result was the Amazons, who ruled the steppes for millennia until
larger horses with flatter backs were developed.

Mallory, "In Search of the Indo-Europeans" says that the original
Aryans were assimilators not conquerers, and that Aryan war bands did
not emerge until the late bronze age. By then, there were larger
horses and written records that could be used to organize the
logistics to outfit and supply an army. Before that however, just as
we've seen many times since, the Steppes had period of drought which
drove the nomadic Amazons south looking for greener pastures.

Like down into India and the Levant. And what did they run into? We
all know. The usual, a power elite with a goon squad warrior class
exploiting the f.ck out of the farmers. And just like with Attilla or
Spartacus, when a new force arrives on the scene, in this case a horde
of Amazons, the goon squads are not numerous enough to deal with it,
and the whole system collapses. The peasants are delighted, thinking
that new more reasonable management has arrived. And after the Amazons
go back to the Steppes, cause they like the cowgirl life, they leave
that new *Aryan* management behind.

This has something to do with why so many of the early palace images
show white women with dark skinned aristocratic men. And to this day,
dark skinned aristocratic men still have a decided preference for
blondes.
J.LyonLayden - 26 Jan 2008 23:10 GMT
> On Jan 23, 4:44 am, "Lars Wilson" <siaxa...@embarqmail.com> wrote:
>
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> different race. What there didn't exist was racism, the belief that one race
> was inferior/superior to another which is an invention of the Victorians.- Hide quoted text -

There was no racism neanderthal vs cro-mag? Or soloensis vs sapien?
Sapien vs. hobbit?
Then where is their DNA?
Day Brown - 27 Jan 2008 00:35 GMT
> There was no racism neanderthal vs cro-mag?
Right. Hominid psychology. The enemy was not other hunters, but Old
Man Winter. After the ice age, they moved into 3 million square miles
of Europe with no more than 50,000 hunters at any one time. They had
territory up the wazoo; no point in fighting over it like in the
warmer regions. They also had a severe inbreeding problem, and new
blood would have been greatly appreciated to expand genetic
diversity.

> Then where is their DNA?
Well for one, we dont have any of the Y chromosome.. from anyone. Its
not a stable enough molecule. But we do have seven different mtDNA
lines in Europe, which Sykes says lived there from 10,000 to 50,000
BP. I note what he does not, that 50kya, the only hominids in Europe
were HNS. But whatever we have is not likely to be very
representative. The digs suggest very small hunting groups that must
have been so inbred that the various lines diverged dramatically, and
nobody has yet found a sample of the original one female Neanderthal
whose genes are still in the pool.

Another clue to consider is that while Africa has over 140 mtDNA
lines, and the rest of the world has scores, even in Australia, there
are only 7 in Europe. Why only seven?
J.LyonLayden - 30 Jan 2008 00:31 GMT
> On Jan 26, 5:10 pm, "J.LyonLayden" <JosephLay...@gmail.com> wrote:> There was no racism neanderthal vs cro-mag?
>
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> blood would have been greatly appreciated to expand genetic
> diversity.

But racism doesn't necessarilly spring from competition, and  being a
racist doesn't mean that the racist won't procreate with one he or she
is prejudiced against.

> > Then where is their DNA?
>
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> lines, and the rest of the world has scores, even in Australia, there
> are only 7 in Europe. Why only seven?

I don't know but I would like to hear your theory.
Day Brown - 30 Jan 2008 00:46 GMT
> > Another clue to consider is that while Africa has over 140 mtDNA
> > lines, and the rest of the world has scores, even in Australia, there
> > are only 7 in Europe. Why only seven?
>
> I don't know but I would like to hear your theory.
I've posted that a few times here, and have yet to see another theory
offered, this time or any other.
An Ozark midwife put me on ito it. The HNS neonate skull is long,
oval, with a greater volume, but nonetheless with a smaller diameter
than the HSS skull. The HSS female pelvis is shaped to cause a turn
during delivery, and moreover, literally cracks open. The HNS female
pelvis, like all the other bones, is more robust, and cant crack open
to facilitate delivery.

When you look at the skeletons, you see that the HNS structure is much
more simian; the HNS females have striaght waists like apes. The HSS
female, relative to the size, has a wider pelvis that creates the well
known "figure 8" shape.

The upshot is, that while an HSS female can safely birth a hybrid, the
HNS female dies trying. And of course, thats even if any get
preganant. when you hybridize two species this different, you get far
more sexually functional males than females because of the
dramatically more complex reproductive system of the latter.
Martin Edwards - 27 Jan 2008 16:02 GMT
>> On Jan 23, 4:44 am, "Lars Wilson" <siaxa...@embarqmail.com> wrote:
>>
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> Sapien vs. hobbit?
> Then where is their DNA?

The orcs ate all the hobbits, silly.

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eunoche - 23 Jan 2008 07:23 GMT
OK. KO.

> I recommend -
>
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>
> David Christainsen
benlizro@ihug.co.nz - 23 Jan 2008 07:27 GMT
> I recommend -
>
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>
> David Christainsen

This unsigned article appears to be part of a web site run by one
Shishir Thadani. Anybody know who this is?
Not known to be an archaeologist, at any rate.
So no wonder the article adds nothing new to the question.

Ross Clark
Peter Alaca. - 23 Jan 2008 09:17 GMT
benlizro@ihug.co.nz wrote, On 23/01/2008 08:27:
>> I recommend -
>>
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>
> Ross Clark

Shishir Thadani is a free-lance writer living in San Jose, California.
Shishir Thadani currently edits two websites: 1. South Asian Voice
2. South Asian History.
Doug Weller - 23 Jan 2008 09:22 GMT
>> I recommend -
>>
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>Not known to be an archaeologist, at any rate.
>So no wonder the article adds nothing new to the question.

He says he is co-editor of the South Asian History Project
http://www.rationalvedanta.net/node/113
http://india_resource.tripod.com/sahistory.html

He is a freelance writer living in San Jose.

Interesting sources David relies upon.
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Digger - 23 Jan 2008 13:07 GMT
> He says he is co-editor of the South Asian History Project
> http://www.rationalvedanta.net/node/113
> http://india_resource.tripod.com/sahistory.html
>
> He is a freelance writer living in San Jose.

Her website also says she taking a course in archaeology at her local
community college, so I would hardly consider her to be an authority on
matters archaeological.
 
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