ancient history – Page 122 – CLEAR CHOICE Video Collection

The Lost Book of Enki – Tablet 12 (Complete)

Lost Book of Enki Playlist:

“Within these pages Sitchin gives us his complete vision of our past. ‘The Lost Book of Enki’ is a work of literature, written in the style of an Akkadian epic poem, and provides us with Sitchin’s version of the original ‘sourcebook’ for the Mesopotamian/Egyptian mythologies. He has set the book out in the form of 14 tablets, written out by the master Akkadian scribe Endubsar. In the text, Endubsar claims that the tablets were dictated to him by the god Enki himself.

INFO:___________________________________________________________
The Archive appreciates every single person who decides to become a subscriber. The primary purpose of this channel is to introduce, expand, and exponentially increase every single viewer’s understanding of the Ancient Astronaut Hypothesis and ancient History in general.

Simple Rules for Commentary:

1. No links to videos or websites.
2. No attacks on other commentators.
3. No religious diatribes.
4. No supererogatory obscenities

MORE INFO::_____________________________________________________
Website: http://www.ancientastronautarchive.com
(Breaking AAH Relevant News)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Ancientastro…
(Important AAH Discussion)
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ancientarchive
(Updated AAH Headlines)
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/aaarguments
(New Releases for Ancient Astronaut Archive)
_________________________________________________________________

Grim Reaper the Ancient Alien

“The turning point in our attitude towards death came in the fourteenth century, when Europe was ravaged by the Black Plague. In some cities, as many as one in five people died from the plague. Decaying bodies piled up in the streets, and everyone had loved ones to grieve.

During the plague, artists began painting death as a horrific figure. Skeletons, armed with deadly weapons, danced among plague victims in the street or rode white horses with wagons full of bodies attached. Eventually, a black cloaked figure, the first recognizable Reaper, began appearing at the head of these ghastly processions. His dark costume and curved scythe may have been inspired by plague doctors, who wore dark shrouds and bird-like masks to protect themselves from breathing infected air.

The name “Grim Reaper” didn’t appear until the nineteenth century, although “the Grim” was a popular nickname for death dating all the way back to the thirteenth century.” ~ Prof. Geller

Simple Rules for Commentary:

1. No links to videos or websites.
2. No attacks on other commentators.
3. No religious diatribes.
4. No supererogatory obscenities

Teotihuacan II – Unexplained Structures (S2EP2a)

In August 2017, the Archive released an episode of the Unexplained Structures series covering the location of Teotihuacan. The general structure of each episode of this series is to present the mainstream consensus followed by alternative explanations that challenge the mainstream paradigm. The Teotihuacan episode did not clearly delineate these sections and as a result many viewers did not make it past the first part. This supplemental is presented to those viewers who may missed the alternative explanations.

Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKre86s7f9XRzWLHU4-8N3kTWZIiC9PU0

Ancient ruins around the world have withstood the test of time and remain standing for academics and laymen alike to ponder and study. Many of the methods used to create these ancient cities, temples, and monuments remain rather mysterious and unexplained. The Archive’s Unexplained Structures Series endeavors to acquaint the viewer with these locations and present some of the potential alternative explanations for their existence.

Teotihuacan, located in the Basin of Central Mexico, was the largest, most influential, and certainly most revered city in the history of the New World, and it flourished in Mesoamerica’s Golden Age, the Classic Period of the first millennium CE. Dominated by two gigantic pyramids and a huge sacred avenue, the city, its architecture, art, and religion would influence all subsequent Mesoamerican cultures, and it remains today the most visited ancient site in Mexico.

Simple Rules for Commentary:

1. No links to videos or websites.
2. No attacks on other commentators.
3. No religious diatribes.
4. No supererogatory obscenities

Ancient Pyramid Discovery Deep in the Jungles of Samoa

Since the 1800s rumours have circulated about an ancient pyramid, built on an immense scale, hidden deep in the jungles of Samoa. Evidence perhaps of a great forgotten Pacific Empire. And yet there is no mention of the pyramid in the entire pantheon of Samoan myth. Samoan society is steeped in tradition but the local legends are silent on the subject of the pyramid.

When one woman digging into the archives discovers an outlier in the dataset of Pacific history, it is the catalyst for an adventure that takes us on a treasure hunt deep into the jungles of Samoa.

The Samoan Pyramid interweaves the spellbinding stories behind archaeology’s centuries-long quest to find the forgotten pyramid with the author’s own journey into the jungles of Samoa as she unravels one of the greatest archaeological mysteries of the Pacific.

Thanks to Cliff Dunning http://www.earthancients.com/
Tweets by cliffdunning

The End of Days Part 1

“When will they return?” Will it be when Nibiru in its elongated orbit returns to our vicinity, and what will happen then? Will there be darkness at noon and the Earth shall shatter? Will it be Peace on Earth, or Armageddon? A Millennium of trouble and tribulations, or a messianic Second Coming? These are profound questions that combine people’s deepest hopes and anxieties with religious beliefs and expectations, questions compounded by current events: wars in lands where the entwined affairs of gods and men began; the threats of nuclear holocausts; the alarming ferocity of natural disasters.

Simple Rules for Commentary:

1. No links to videos or websites.
2. No attacks on other commentators.
3. No religious diatribes.
4. No supererogatory obscenities

S	M	T	W	T	F	S
« Dec
			1	2	3	4
5	6	7	8	9	10	11
12	13	14	15	16	17	18
19	20	21	22	23	24	25
26	27	28	29	30	31