Prague astronomical clock: Orloj

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You would think a device of such magnificence and importance would have been heavily depicted by painters, artists and photographers over the millennia, but it appears not at least form a quick internet search, perhaps it is depicted in books, etc not online. The clock was first installed in...
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19th Century Prisons: what were they before they became prisons?

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With barely any people in the mid 19th century US, why were these prisons so big? Who were the clients? The original title of the suggested video is "Tartarian Prisons: Not the Original Use". The author analyzes beautiful structures, which somehow ended up serving as prisons. Some of the...
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The Evolution Deception

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The foundations of our modern nihilistic evolutionary world, were laid by Darwin and are propagated by NASA and the public education system. It explains how you are here now due to pure chance. Absolute nothing exploded to form matter and life; an explosion from nothing that created everything...
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Tartarian Fortresses? Jongs aka Dzongs in Lhasa, Tibet: Gyantse, Phari, Chitishio, etc

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Some 50 miles south-east of this town, in the valley of the Nian-chu, stands one of the oldest towns of Tibet, Gyantse, advantageously situated for trade with India. Carpets and cloth are made in this spot, widely renowned for its immense suburban (temple), which is five stories high, and has...
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1694 Zhe-hol: Poo-Ta-La Temple in Tartary

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The site on which the Potala Palace rises is built over a palace erected by Songtsen Gampo on the Red Hill. The Potala contains two chapels on its northwest corner that conserve parts of the original building. One is the Phakpa Lhakhang, the other the Chogyel Drupuk, a recessed cavern identified...
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Collaboration and Documentation Ideas

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I think it would be very productive for forums like this to be able to document useful solid info that members are able to agree on. Normally, forums get lots of discussion with sharing of good info, but very little comes of it all. Maybe we can improve on that. One aspect of documentation I'm...
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Life Span Pre-Modern Age

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We are taught by official documents that human life span were much shorter in previous ages. Here in Sweden school children are taught it was common that humans did not live past 30-35. How do we know these documents are not forgery? What do you think about past humans short life span? Don’t you...
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Weather Vanes vs. Air Travel, and may be Flags

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In my opinion the Weather Vanes mounted on top of the older, or "ancient" buildings had practical, rather than decorative purposes. To be exact, it was to show the direction of the wind to the pilots of the ancient airships. I understand that it probably sounds way too bananas crazy for some...
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Ancient Music: where is it?

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Lots of theory on melody and harmony but no written music. It sounds like the scribe hoaxers of the late 16th century figured out it was much easier to put music theory on the map of Greece via copies of copies of fantasy original Greek documents - than actually writing a decent amount of...
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Flying Serpents & Pterasaurs: lived alongside man?

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This thread is to expand on some of the additional histories or literature on Winged Serpents or Pterasaur type dinosaurs in the near-distant or ancient past. If you have read some of the other Dinosaur threads, you will likely have come to the conclusion that Dinosaurs have lived alongside man...
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Movie: Metropolis (1927), who was it really made by?

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YouTube channel UAP put out an interesting analysis of this movie. I guess it is being suggested that the movie was made using the video footage created by the Civilization of the Builders, Society “X”, Tartary type culture... Then, certain “proof” was created to make it look like it was...
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Singapore, Michigan: Fires of 1871 and Sand Dunes.

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After the fires which swept through Chicago, Holland, and Peshtigo in late 1871, Singapore was almost completely deforested supplying the three towns with lumber for rebuilding. Without the protective tree cover, the winds and sands coming off Lake Michigan quickly eroded the town into ruins and...
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Pre-1872 Cerbere and Belier: what are these ships?

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I meant to start this thread as soon as I had a chance to observe these two ironclads docked in Cherbourg, France. This photo was allegedly taken in 1882, if we were to believe the backside of the photograph, which could actually be a postcard. It's hard to say if any rivets were used...
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Ancient Coins: are they fake?

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Very few ancient Roman coin dies have survived. After many strikings the dies eventually wore out, producing coins with lettering and designs that were less and less crisp, until the coins became unacceptable and the dies were discarded (probably destroyed). However, the Bibliothèque Nationale...
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1888: Casa Monica Hotel by Franklin W. Smith

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In May 1887, Henry Flagler - railroad pioneer, hotel magnate and co-founder of Standard Oil - sold a parcel of land in St. Augustine, Florida to Bostonian amateur architect, Franklin W. Smith. On New Year’s Day 1888, Smith opened the historic Casa Monica Hotel. Four months later, Henry Flagler...
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1530s Iceland: Reykjahlíð vs. Saxa and Scalholdin. Vanished cities?

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I think Scalholdin, and Saxa, were annihilated by some force which was not supposed to exist around 1539. Yet, we might have enough evidence that such force did exist. If it was a natural force similar to asteroids, there would be no reason to hide it from us. Yet, the reality appears to be...
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Star shaped towers: what was their purpose?

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These towers can be found both in cities and in uninhabited regions. They were described for the first time during the Ming dynasty (1368-1644). Since they are generally located in prosperous villages, it is believed that their primary function was as a demonstration of a family's prestige...
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The Vaccine Epidemic

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As a preface, I would like to refrain from anyone becoming triggered or having any preconceived ideas about the topic. I am not telling anyone what to do with their children; just facts that I have had to find out the hard way. Stolen history, or stolen futures? I am writing this with anecdotal...
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Meteora Monasteries, Greece and Hermit caves

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When you look at the remaining structures, the monasteries, I don't get the same sense of antiquity as I do with places like Eski Kermen, Cappadocia and Petra, to name just a very few. Meteora looks like a later "event". I've just given up trying to explain or get a handle on just exactly went...
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The Flexner Report in 1910 was used to bury the true medical history

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The destruction of the true medical history is one of the biggest practical threats to people living nowadays, with millions of people being killed by the medical establishment. When analyzing history, it becomes obvious that the rewriting in the beginning of the 20th Century has created the...
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