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new-old world: aboard the star raft
Who got to America first? Lots of theories have been batted around ranging from the Chinese to refugees from Atlantis, to Phoenicians and the Lost Tribes of Israel to those paddlers on the Nile, the Egyptians. Maybe the real answer … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged Charlton ogburn Jr., Chinese Admiral Zheng He, Cyrus Gordon, Cyrus Herzl Gordon, Dr. Cyrus Gordon Brandeis, Gavin Menzies, Gunnar Thompson, Kublai Khan, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Michael Auslin, Plato Critias, Plato Timaeus, Robert Heine-Geldern
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new world disorder
Atlantis solved everything. With its vast bulk filling in most of the ocean, ancient voyagers no longer had to traverse thousands of miles of open water to go from the Old World to the New; all they had to do … Continue reading
Posted in Art History/Antiquity/Anthropology, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged Cyrus Gordon Semitic languages, Dr. Cyrus Herzl Gordon, Easter Island, Grant Wood paintings, John Everett Millais, Kublai Khan, Lemuria, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Montaigne on Atlantis, Plato Critias, Plato Timaeus, Voltaire on Atlantis
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ocean view: atlantis drifting
Who got to the New World first? There is a line-up of claimants, from the refugees of Atlantis, to Phoenicians piloting the Children of Israel, to the Egyptians and the Chinese. Or is it none of the above? Is it … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandre Cabanel Ophelia, C.L. Woodhouse paintings, Donovan singer, Dr. Cyrus Gordon, Dr. Cyrus Herzl Gordon, King Solomon Ophir travels, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Michel de Montaigne, Napoleon Nile Campaign, Phoenicians discovery of New World, Plato and Atlantis, Plato Critias, Plato Timaeus, Sargon II Assyria, Voltaire on Atlantis, Votan manuscript
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