Artifacts from the Lost Tomb of Alexander the Great

[robert]

What you are about to explore is a chapter of ancient history that has been omitted or lost when referring to classical sources. It is also a very important chapter of North American history.

Alexander Helios, Inc. has been pursuing this great archaeological discovery for several years. Unfortunately, as with many other historical sites, looting by the original discoverer has been a major obstacle in revealing the whole truth. Precious artifacts have been scattered about and sold to private collectors and many relics have suffered damage as a result. The looter on many occasions has threatened our lives and law enforcement has been unable to act due to the controversy surrounding this ancient site. According to the experts, such an archaeological deposit from the Mediterranean basin, now in North America, should not exist. Closed mindedness is a tragedy that plagues our academics.

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http://vimeo.com/28272008

[Going by]

How come the loss tomb of Alexander the Great would be in North America and nobody almost ever heard of it? There is something I am missing somewhere: were the objects brought from the Mediterannee in the beginning of the 20th century or before, and by whom? because Alexander did not die in America at all, so how come those artefacts ended up in America?

[lightblue]

it would be interesting to know what tools are they using to "deciphre" the text narrator is referring to as "ancient greek" and in places "ancient latin" - doesn't that cover just about everything the "scholars" have NO idea about, or WOULD NOT address?

the script they are calling "ancient greek" is etrucsan in fact, who had their inherent culture, language/alphabet before the greeks took over their lands in conquest (central apenini/present day italy/tuscany). ..the etruscans referred to themselves as rassi..or rassians.. so how can their language/scipt be classified as "ancient greek" :rofl: ? there are many topographical names (mounts, settlements. rivers) etc. in the area they lived in to support this theory - that they, the rassian/rassi/"etruscans" did not use "ancient greek"/were not greek..why would the NON greeks use ancient greek even before greeks ever arrived there? anyone?

anyway, i too would like to know how did these, for the most part, etruscan objects end up in the states.. l

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[robert]

Going by and Lightblue, very good point and many of them will remain unanswered.

The problem with archeology is that it generate a lot more question than answer!
Many people are realizing that what we found in book is more related to His-Story than what really happen in our past!

Here is an interesting text extract:

"If there was a European community in the Memphremagog region from about AD 1400-1550, what happened to it?

Because the dam, carbon-dated to about AD 1450-1550, appears never to have been completed, and because the “gargoyle” was tumbled into the stream-bed, this European community may well have come to a violent end just a generation or so before the first “history book” explorers arrived. This date corresponds to the first phase of Iroquois expansion, which was in progress when the French were settling at Quebec City (1607), the Dutch were settling in New York State (1609) and when the Pilgrims arrived in Massachussets (1620). These early European colonists all recorded that their Indian neighbours were in tumult and migration because of some remote and conquering tribe in the interior to the west. This turned out to be the Iroquois Confederacy of Upper New York State, thought to have been established by the real (not poetical) Hiawatha about AD 1485-1500.

The European community around Lake Memphremagog was directly in the path of Mohawk (Iroquois) expansion between AD 1550-1619. And, possibly not possessing any firearms, or not many compared to the early known European colonists, this community was defeated and its few survivors were dispersed. The Dutch and English in Vermont and upper New York State, listening to Indian legends of their recent destruction as a nation, learned about these all but vanished "Mohicans". Recent newspaper ("Who are the Melungeons? Appalachia's genetic mystery", Toronto Star, July 19, 1998) and scientific interest in the so-called "Melungeons" may refer to some of these Mohican refugees who managed to survive in the Appalachian Mountains. Melungeons are mountain folk, white people, who greeted the very earliest known European explorers in the late 1500s and early 1600s.

Further north in the Quebec "Shick-Shock" extension of the Appalachians that become the Green Mountains around Lake Memphremagog, these mountain folk were called "Maltais" -- Maltese --and Quebec's present Minister of Culture, Agnes Maltais, was interested in this part of Quebec's lost history as a girl. Her present position in the government is a testament to her continuing interest and determination. The Parti Quebecois, if no other expression of Canadian government, is interested in this evidence of unknown European settlement of Quebec before John Cabot.

However, something further is at least inferred by the Memphremagog artefacts. If there was a sizable population of Europeans around this lake during the 1400s and 1500s, then they would surely have explored inland. My wife and I came to believe that traces of their explorations are remembered by the place-name "Saguenay" and its variants which occur all through the St. Lawrence and Great Lakes Basin as far west as Michigan. This "Saguenay" could be a corruption of the hypothetical French word Sanguiniers -- "Bloodline People" -- and was applieed to areas where these "Grail believers" explored or settled.

They would soon have discovered Lake Ontario and Niagara Falls. Almost certainly, they would have known that above these great falls Lakes Erie, Huron, Michigan and Superior provided a water route into the heart of a huge continent.

An existing and very well-known document, with admittedly some interpretation, suggests that an inland settlement was established on the Niagara Peninsula by AD 1537 by treaty with the Seneca Iroquois. Explorations into the Far West were undertaken by sailing ship by 1550. The colony of several thousand Europeans and Metis was massacred by the Iroquois somewhere along the Lake Ontario shore in 1587.

Dozens of anomalous finds in the Niagara region have previously, always and automatically, been attributed to the War of 1812. But there is some indication that the swords, helmets, axes and thousands of arrowheads attest to great battles that were fought two and a quarter centuries earlier between unknown Europeans and the Iroquois. Mass graves containing hundreds of bodies have been discovered by early settlers, but they have been studiously ignored by conventional academics. Newspaper clippings from 1823 to 1997 describe literally hundreds of anomalous artefacts discovered in the Niagara region. But in the early 2000s such notions of "pre-colonial" Europeans in Canada are politically incorrect on several counts and Canadian academics have found it easier to ridicule the evidence when it cannot be avoided.

The previously-known Memphremagog dam and “gargoyle” seem to be Late Medieval or Early Renaissance in date, and tally with the era of Sinclair’s recorded voyage and settlement. These artefacts indicate a sizable European community in the Memphremagog region that mocks Canada's official history. Will Elizabeth's newer “discoveries” combine with them to change American and Canadian history, or are these Memphremagog artifacts destined to be regarded as “non-discoveries”?"

http://www.michaelbradley.info/grail/memphremagog.html

And those type of report are only the tip of the iceberg, many unexplained finds are spread all over the American continent...

Indians are always saying the their never was new world discovery, they were here all the time... See it's all a question of perspective and who the hell is writing the His-Story books...

- Robert

[lightblue]

how good of you, thanks for that link...i'd better do some reading - i knew nothing about memphremagog community..

i agree, history books are packed full of disinfo - archeology is no exception...:yu: l ;

[robert]

Lightblue, if you have any question about Memphremagog, do not hesitate, my family is from there, and i spent all my younger years there.

- Robert

[lightblue]

thanks robert, let me read first.. :happy: l

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[Going by]

This is interesting. My father, now deceased, was sometimes talking about our "indians" who were contacting the first French settlers in Quebec and Montreal who had sometimes blue eyes even if they were not supposed to have any European blood, European supposedly not having been here before. I have no idea were he took those stories from. The only thing I can see is Indians having told him. He was raised in Saguenay-Lac St-Jean region, over 80 years ago. Strange coincidences.

[robert]

Here is a web site that give tons of interesting informations about Giant and legend in North America.
i recommend that this site be bookmark for further consultation.

Many hours of fun... digging for our past.

http://stevequayle.com/Giants/index2.html

Lots of source reference are include

- Robert

[Luke]

This is interesting. My father, now deceased, was sometimes talking about our "indians" who were contacting the first French settlers in Quebec and Montreal who had sometimes blue eyes even if they were not supposed to have any European blood, European supposedly not having been here before. I have no idea were he took those stories from. The only thing I can see is Indians having told him. He was raised in Saguenay-Lac St-Jean region, over 80 years ago. Strange coincidences.
Ever heard of Leif Erickson (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leif_Ericson) and his bunch?
First they settled in "Greenland" and then some sailed in "Vinland", which is now associated Newfoundland (L'Anse aux Meadows and vicinity) - though Runestones were found as far south as New Orleans (IIRC) . That being during Medieval Warm period, and names reflect that (Vin=Wine). When the climate change kicked in, the settlements was cut and destroyed by aggresive "locals" - but obviously some could "intermingle" - thus the "blue eyes" and other oddities.

Also there was talk about possible Phoenician settlements, and there is interpretation of "Oddysey" that placed some of the tribes in Caribbean.

We underestimate the mobility of our "ancestors".

Remember : it is controls system goal to discourage mobility, adventures, frontiers- as they cannot control that. Still they control the history textbooks.

[robert]

1995 ISAC Conference Excerpts: Featuring Paul Schaffranke and Harry Hubbard


Over 30 minutes of material recorded at the Spring 1995 ISAC Conference held in Columbus, Georgia. Features Paul Schaffranke presenting for the first time in world history deciphered Etruscan scripts. Paul's presentation also features several decipherments of tablets removed from the Lost Tomb of Alexander the Great. Next, Horatio Rybnikar (Harry Hubbard) gives a short lesson concerning the Etruscan Alphabet and defines several of the problems confronting contemporary Epigraphers and Philologists. Harry details techniques used by Schaffranke to decipher unknown ancient Italic scripts with the alphabet found in North America as he attempts to provide helping aids to potential Epigraphers. He also explains the difficulties experienced by those scholars attempting to crack the Etruscan code before Schaffranke. This edited version is not available through ISAC or any of its affiliates.

http://vimeo.com/28728537