Okay, Why Arizona?

I live an hour east of Tucson so when I have time I'll read all of these posts. Are these artifacts on display in Tucson? Seems out of the way to find European artifacts in our Southwest from 800 AD, but I'm open. Sara Winmemuca in History of the Paiutes talks about a race of white people her ancestors encountered many generations ago. Spanish or pre columbian, who knows????

quote "The CoL was once a symbol of Papal authority, used in the early church"
(and quote "
Two possible reasons for the artifacts. Christians trying to relate to natives.")

Hope it is not another papal fake/fraud. The papal authority is similar to some other things in my ebook http://www.allempires.com/forum/ebook_view.asp?BookID=104&ChapterID=1565 . Must check who was the pope/emperor in 800? (Leo 3, Charlemagne, Irene or Nicephorus 1, a Spanish one?).

quote "There are some who connect the Romans use of Lead to cook with,to the Fall of the Empire.
Negative effects of even small amounts of Lead in food were, reduced learning abilities, damage to the parts of the brain that control urges, compulsions.  In extreme cases, and especially where the mother was also consumming containated food, they were producing "Idiots".  This was only the elite who would have been effected.  The common folk couldn't afford Lead pots, so they weren't effected as much, if at all.
{It's been suggested that both Nero and Caligula were the products of Lead contamination in their food.}"

In present times its the other way around with all the less fortinate people being poisoned by bpa/bishphenol in linnings etc, & lead in water sitting in tap fittings (i was).

Sorry if they are slightly off-topic. I can't offer any much of value yet without knowing more, and unless research/study.
Initial thoughts included Los Lunas Decalogue stone. Area 51. Othere (Alfred the Great). Fomenko. Vikings in Mexican pictures (SC Compton 'Exodus Lost').


"25000"yrs humanfootprintsMexico?,
19000yo flintknife Virginia from france, monteVerde15kya,
"11xxx"bc 4calendars coincide
"9000/8000"yrs atlantis
2250bc Chinese
"1739-1728/1701-1690" Hesperus / 1700bc Woden-lithi;
[1400s bc Atlantis]
"1040-999" Votan / 1000/900bc solomon,
jehu, Homer 900/ca800bc,
(607bc Necho ~) "600bc Nephi"
hecataeus (500), Hellanicus ca470bc, herodotus(450/ca440bc),
"58/55 bc Nephite Hagoth"
151ad Ptolemy map,
before500ce/"500"/5thcent ad Chinese/HuiShen (fusang) ; (Barinthus)
(484-577 Brendan(7yrs, 40days, 12isls))
(15-yrs-after-Brendan Maeldune(3yrs,33isls))
"800 ad Tucson artefacts"
(870 Gunnbjorn)
(871-901 Othere)
 982 Eric Thorvaldson the Red
1003 Leif Ericson
1007 Thorvald Ericson
1010/1016 Thorfinn Karlseffni
1121 Eric Gnupson "=Quetzalcoatl"
1171 Madoc
{1310/1311ad : mandingo
1311ad Abu-Bakari II fleet of Mali?}
1355 Paul Knutson
1382 Kensington runic
1395 Henry Sinclair / Zeno, 1421 Chinese ZhengHe
1462:portuguese
1473/6 {didrikPining, hanspothorst, cortreal, scolvus, alvaroMartins}
1477 Cortereal
1480 Túpac Inca Yupanqui (9mo,2isls)?
1481 Bristol
, benicasa(1482), 1492 Columbus
Treaty of Tordesillas in 1494
1497 Cabot
1497-1503 Vespucci
(the so-called Vinland Map of the 15th century
Map of Cantino dated of 1502, piri reis(1511),
Hadji Ahmed Portolan Map 1519,
1519 Cortez
1528 Pizarro
1534 French Cartier, ortelius/typusorbisterrarum(1592), 1584-1618 / 1615 Sir Walter Raleigh, buache(1737),
1947/1969/1970 Heyerdahl.



Edited by Arthur-Robin - 17-May-2016 at 07:08

I need full text on one of them.The one with text with uprise arrow sign.

"Thomas Bent’s 1964 book on the crosses being published for the first time that is an invaluable primary resource that removes all doubt"


from an email I received from a very close source to this issue. I've also been told that the research from the "America unearthed" series is moving forward and will be published. I think they are waiting for ALL of the engineering to be turned in. this includes independent testing for backup.

cheers

http://www1.kvoa.com/videos/silverbell-artifacts-on-display-at-the-az-history-museum/

Edited by Explorer - 08-Mar-2013 at 13:31

the brick work in Mexico has to be looked at now --- as far as i'm concerned, money needs to be put into this. its time has come. i really do hope the powers to be don't do a "there's nothing here" thing. its really time the Smithsonian stepped in. Scott Wolter has exposed way to much for it to be ignored.

Edited by Explorer - 05-Mar-2013 at 12:54

Edited by Explorer - 02-Mar-2013 at 12:19

Amerinds had metalurgy.  They just didn't use it as much as other cultures.

 

Smelting lead with the grade ore they had or have at the Yuma mine, wasn't hard to accomplish.

 

The lettering and runes would have been done after the lead had cooled.  Would be a hell of a lot safer and easier to do after, using a sharpened inscribing tool heated up.  Remember, these were Romans, they knew how to handle lead.  At one time in the Roman Empire, lead was nearly as valuable as gold.  The elite used it for their cooking pots.  The wealthy had their dead burried in Lead coffins.  [And their resulting offspring went around fitting all of the round holes with square pegs.]

 

There are some who connect the Romans use of Lead to cook with,to the Fall of the Empire.

Negative effects of even small amounts of Lead in food were, reduced learning abilities, damage to the parts of the brain that control urges, compulsions.  In extreme cases, and especially where the mother was also consumming containated food, they were producing "Idiots".  This was only the elite who would have been effected.  The common folk couldn't afford Lead pots, so they weren't effected as much, if at all.

{It's been suggested that both Nero and Caligula were the products of Lead contamination in their food.} 

 

  

 

 

Edited by red clay - 02-Mar-2013 at 11:01