06-22-2008, 03:42 PM
Location: Where there is too much snow!
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What nation would he be from?
My guess would be...CROW!!(AKA: Absaroka)
You just have to laugh at the double meaning, but seriously Red am I right?
Just thought I'd ask.
The details are wonderful, you can see every line in his face.
06-25-2008, 06:13 AM
Location: Deep fried Okrahoma
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Shell engraving from Spiro Mounds
Fragment of Spiro shell engraving found at Spiro Mounds
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff275/redbird4848/spirocanoe.gif (broken link)
The Spiro Mounds Site is Oklahoma's only state archeological park.
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff275/redbird4848/lf46.jpg (broken link)
The Spiro Mounds site is thought be occupied from AD 850 to 1450.
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OLD INDIAN BURIAL MOUNDS DESPOILED TO SUPPLY DEMANDS OF CURIO SEEKERS "
This headline brought the Spiro Mounds to national attention in the 1930's when a group of treasure hunters set off a charge of black powder in the largest mound after losing their "mining" lease. The men sold artifacts from the mounds to collectors all over the world. Fragile items like cotton cloth and feather robes were tossed aside and crushed underfoot .
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OAS -- Oklahoma's Past
Those treasure hunters were IDIOTS!!!!!
06-25-2008, 07:44 AM
Location: In My Own Little World. . .
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Fragment of Spiro shell engraving found at Spiro Mounds
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff275/redbird4848/spirocanoe.gif (broken link)
The Spiro Mounds Site is Oklahoma's only state archeological park.
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff275/redbird4848/lf46.jpg (broken link)
The Spiro Mounds site is thought be occupied from AD 850 to 1450.
*"
OLD INDIAN BURIAL MOUNDS DESPOILED TO SUPPLY DEMANDS OF CURIO SEEKERS "
This headline brought the Spiro Mounds to national attention in the 1930's when a group of treasure hunters set off a charge of black powder in the largest mound after losing their "mining" lease. The men sold artifacts from the mounds to collectors all over the world. Fragile items like cotton cloth and feather robes were tossed aside and crushed underfoot .
*
OAS -- Oklahoma's Past
Those treasure hunters were IDIOTS!!!!!
And when have "treasure hunters" ever been anything but idiots? Greed is their motivation.
06-25-2008, 08:34 AM
Location: Deep fried Okrahoma
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And when have "treasure hunters" ever been anything but idiots? Greed is their motivation.
Yes, a "lease" to pillage a prehistoric burial mound just ain't right.
That Sprio Mound shell engraving reminds me of the Mayan artwork style from the pyramids in central america.
The pic below is Mayan:
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff275/redbird4848/mayan.gif (broken link)
I have always wondered if the tribes in North America knew about those tribes.
Another example if Spiro Mound art. An armadillo bowl.
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff275/redbird4848/Armadillobowl.jpg (broken link)
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06-25-2008, 09:06 AM
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Yes, a "lease" to pillage a prehistoric burial mound just ain't right.
That Sprio Mound shell engraving reminds me of the Mayan artwork style from the pyramids in central america.
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff275/redbird4848/mayan.gif (broken link)
I have always wondered if the tribes in North America knew about those tribes.
I think they did, at least some of them to some extent. Some of the archeological sites have turned up what appeared to be trade items from both the far north and the far south, things that were either made or available only from certain specific places. Probably the commonest and best-known is pipestone, which comes from only one place, but it's not the only one, not by a long shot.
06-25-2008, 08:03 PM
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06-25-2008, 09:40 PM
Location: k'san Canada
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The three tribes and their children
Greetings Cousins:
It is nice to hear kind remarks about us. Indian people are very gracious and humble (as a rule) because we were allowed to come here to Heaven ahead of all other people.
Do you now there are no people "native" to the American continents, that all the tribes migrated here from the three linked Continents of Africa, which is the origin of all Humans, and Europe, and Asia? The Native "American" Indian Tribes arrived here in at most five migrations. This can be discerned in the languages and in the RNA and DNA, but the determining fact is that Humankind is linked by a single story which began in Eden, which is in Africa, and then the story takes its second stanza from Stonehenge where the law of private property was given by Spirit, and the 3rd chapter involved Beijing where the Mongols leading up to Genghis Khan brought Democracy to Earth. The product of these cultures has established the Law, the Rod of Iron that will rule the nations.
Science was given in Egypt/Babylon through study of the Sun, Moon and Stars. The union of the law of space that came from Stonehenge, with the science of Egypt, divided the world into God fearing believers and atheists leading up to Jesus Christ. Beijing perfected law, science, and democracy until Genghis Khan tried to conquer the 3 Royal Families, forcing them to escape to America where their 3 languages then came to be spoken by the earlier Migrating peoples who preceded the final migration before Columbus. This was all stopped when the written Bible arrived telling the same story as our ancestors already knew.
The Eastern Tribes all came from Stonehenge. South American Tribes came by sea from Africa and Asia. The Inuit and early west coastal aquatic Nomads lived on Island chains all around from the Arctic to California and they then became settled when the Salish speaking Tribe arrived, with their history of the Flood. The water rose over most of the offshore Pacific islands leaving Vancouver Island and Haida Gwaii and the Inland Passage.
The Dene/Athapasca are from Stonehenge too, having come to Canada by sea from the west along with the African Haidan Royal Family, and with the Khitay, or Khitan Imperial Family from the original throne of Beijing. These cultures imposed their more powerful languages on the older people of these areas all over Western America.
This explanation is all tied together by the 3 Magi or Wise Men of the Gospels. There is no other story than the main theme of the Bible, which says the world's people are first scattered and then gathered together into one. This logic plays into the "end of the age" when all peoples and tribes reunite under the single language that was scattered by the fall of the Tower of Babel, that language is based on Numbers. The final thought to absorb about this information is that Egyptian science proves the existence of Heaven and heaven taught me this story by explaining the true science of numbers. Jesus, the first Jesus of three, learned this same story while he was in Egypt and then after him the information was passed to Yelu Apoachi who founded Beijing. Apoachi is the 2nd Christ, or Khit, in the language of Cathay. When you understand this language Heaven is open to you.
I know these things because I am Kgelatl K'its, the 3rd Christ, the Messiah; anyone that wishes to know about this can email me their address to receive the explanation of this story because it is their story too, and I will explain the simple logic of the science of Heaven and Earth so we will all speak the true language again.
Sincerely
jamey
V>^<V
06-26-2008, 04:56 AM
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Greetings Cousins:
This explanation is all tied together by the 3 Magi or Wise Men of the Gospels. There is no other story than the main theme of the Bible , which says the world's people are first scattered and then gathered together into one.
I know these things because I am Kgelatl K'its, the 3rd Christ, the Messiah ;
Sincerely
jamey
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Ewwwwkay!
There were mammath hunters here 12,000 years ago. The Bible records its historical theme back 6,000 years. Hmmm. Our presence here on Turtle Island predates even your stonehenge, which is what 3000 years BC?
Maybe there WERE a few canoes during the great flood which made it over this way. Who knows. Anywho...
Thank you for sharing with us Kgelatl K'its, now,... as the 3rd Messiah, you REALLY should get out more. May I suggest a subtle turn towards the religion and philosophy forum where they may truly benefit from your wisdom.
Sincerely,
Redbird,
Non-Descendant of Stonehenge
06-26-2008, 06:06 AM
Location: Pawnee Nation
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Non-Descendant of Stonehenge
Does this mean you are not from one of the lost tribes of Israel, either?
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