Has history been tampered with? Was there really a Dark Age?
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History will be kind to me for I intend to write it.
( Winston Churchill)
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on a serious note....our timeline is incorrect partially and everyone should know that by now. they found water erosion on the pyramids. archeology needs revisited without the scrutiniy of christianity and its ridiculous timeline.
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The Romanov's added 1000 years to history, and the gap was filled with invented "Dark Ages" history. In reality we live in 10-11th century.
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@mithec You know how the dating game works, right? They make an assumption of how much radioactive material was in the rocks to begin with and then extrapolate and make estimates. They claim to know how much radioactivity was in the rocks "millions of years ago" and call it a fact, with not a shred of scientific evidence!!
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@AnitaCock Many people make the assumption that the catholic cult is Christian because it uses idols of someone they call Jesus. Straight from the Holy Bible:
"A bishop then must be blameless, the husband of one wife, /.../ One that ruleth well his own house, having his children in subjection with all gravity; (For if a man know not how to rule his own house, how shall he take care of the church of God?)"
So, a church leader MUST have a wife and children, a family.
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@ESP1EMG Question: What has water erosion on the pyramids to do with the biblical timeline? I'm a Christian by faith, a believer in the Bible due to archaeological finds etc. (such as billions of fossils buried in sedimentary rock layers), and a believer in God because of the intricacies of life (such as the digital code of DNA). But. I'm open to the idea that we're a thousand years off in our modern chronology.
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Blame the wars on the CATHOLIC CULT. PriestsRapeBOYS Com
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@Wodanaz if i had to sum up ancient british peoples i'd say this.... originals were migratory basque type peoples and migratory scandanavian (ice sheets came to and fro etc, north sea wasn't really there in ancient times!) these the 'indigenous' if any! then introduction of coelbren language/culture, thought to be influence of trading phonicians/trojans etc (mining cornish tin, brutus etc began 3500bc) coelbren is similar to ancient welsh and forerunner of brythonic family, then roman emipre etc
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@Wodanaz hehe more than mere problems with the celtic grouping lol, that a gross understatement ;) 'celtic' language or culture or what it has come to mean, has nothing whatsoever to do with the ancient brits! it's a total misnomer! yes ancient brits were a pre-indo european peoples just as the basque! although the newer culture and language of gallic people of ireland and scotland may well be from french influence dna shows still same as basque, whilst ancient east coast dna similar norse etc!?
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@Wodanaz yes i've heard the same - interesting that urals has highest concentration of red hair anywhere, then next highest is scots and irish even before norway ;) so I posit that the ancient brits were more alligned to the peoples of scandanavia than to those of europe, the only celts on these isles are the few bands of belgae or french gales who inhabited only the south-eastern coast! irish/scots gaelic is much newer than the brythonic langauges and maybe an influence of french gallic culture
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@richmocha infact it's totally meaningless and tells us nothing, and actually the peoples of mainland europe were very different to the peoples of the british isles in ancient times, the language of breton is recent introduced to france from britain not other way around as once suggested! the grand assumption the rome pushed the 'celts' out of europe and into the british isles is false! even if 'celtic' has any merit for a general cultural term for the peoples of north/central europe, not for us
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@richmocha actually more than it just stuck - romantic writers of the 17th century embraced the term, using it to encompass the variety of displaced peoples of the british isles as united and one, as 'celtic' as opposed to english, when in reality the gaelic languages and the brythonic are not closely related - they're not even in the same branch or family of languages! in academic circles celtic serves to describe any of the peoples of europe of 'pre-civilised' or pre-roman times - it's v broad
This is the most naive history about the Mongol middle age history! You really don't know about the Secret History of the Mongols, the Mongol epic chronicle on the thirteenth century? See the recent masterpiece of Igor de Rachewiltz (English translation from Mongol, notes, comments! However, this source is not the only one...
danieladumbrava 4 years ago
IMHO: google>books>fomenko look at TOC, read and comment
mithec 4 years ago
So this is by the leading mathematician of our time. Sure...but what does that have to do with history?
sudynim 4 years ago
Chronology was a subdivision of Mathematics in the xvi-xvii century. Author`s objective is to return Chronology to the fold of applied mathematics. He does do not cancel events, artefacts, Pyramids, Great Walls, peoples and persons outright, but suggests to find their true position on the time axis. Google>books>fomenko
mithec 4 years ago
re sorces: go to google or to amazon>to `more`> to `book search`>type keyword `fomenko`, read TOC or the whole book free of charge. 1524 sources listed in the literature index.
mithec 4 years ago
Right.Earth>4.5 bln, humanoids>5 mln yrs. S.Sapiens<150.000 yrs old, civilization= f(state+army+ideology+writing) goes as far back as AD 800, scarce information about 8-10 cy AD events, most historical events took place in 10-15th cy AD. JC: 1153-1186 AD. Old Testament compiled in 12-16 cy AD, AFTER New One, it renders events of that period. Methods of dating of artefacts, including c14 are non-exact and contradictory, there are no written ORIGINALS datable earlier than the XI century.
mithec 4 years ago