Tag: ancient history

44,000-Year-Old Cave Art Discovered in Indonesia

I’ve long taken issue with the claim that humans of tens or hundreds of thousands of years ago were much different than humans of today. Slowly, the mainstream is beginning to acknowledge that maybe they weren’t all that different. CNN : Cave art depicting a…

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Maybe a Second Egyptian Sphinx?

I wish we could do real study of history in Egypt. It is literally banned. No real archeologists are allowed near any of these sites. There is all kinds of stuff still buried that will prove the truth of Hyperborea. They don’t want the goyim…

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Greece: New Thousands of Years Old Sunken Ships Discovered!

Sometimes these ships end up holding very interesting things. Fourni is all the way over near Turkey though. So they’re unlikely to have anything super-interesting. Most of the interesting stuff sunk in between Athens and Rome. RT : Underwater archeologists have discovered eight shipwrecks dating…

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I Hope the Philistines Turn Out to be Germans

Finally, the Jews will know the genetic origins of their arch-nemesis. So, the Jews are digging up their ancient enemies, the Philistines. Phys.org : An archaeological discovery announced on Sunday in Israel may help solve an enduring biblical mystery: where did the ancient Philistines come…

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ISIS Blows Up Another Ancient Monument

“Allah told me to do it.” This is getting ridiculous. But is it really any more ridiculous than what the Blacks are doing to our heritage in the US? At least the ISIS barbarians aren’t getting the approval of a respected establishment in the way…

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Aryans Follow the Sun

The westward march of the Aryan began thousands of years ago. This march culminated in the settling of the American frontier. A standard view of early America is that it represented an extension of English civilization on the new continent—the English language, customs, and laws…

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