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Ancient civilizations and archeology - remote viewing

 
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Hello OP!

Thank you for your generous responses. Very much appreciated.

I was wondering about the recent UFO disclosure and video released from the Pentagon. Is the object an ancient device or probe from a previous high civilization or possibly of extraterrestrial origin?
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So happy I found this thread.
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Hello,

The Bucegi Sphinx - natural formation or not?

If not, any detail?

Thank you
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Bucegi mountains are just that, mountains.
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Außenseiter,thanks for reply and Happy New Year!
Dolmens in Caucasus , India, Siberia, also present in the Middle East, North Africa, Asia, and especially large numbers exist in Korea...
[link to www.ancient-origins.net]
Who built these structures and what was the purpose?
Thamks.
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We cannot base, comment and have no time to read such article in depth, provide an example you would like described.

On another note, anatomically relatable humans exist for almost 250.000 years, in that time literally hundreds of civilizations rose and fall so ascribing ruins to a single culture when just on peruvian altiplano you have six cultures existing over a span of 20.000 years would be erronous.
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As an italian, i would like to know about the very ancient past of Italy.

How many years ago did humans reach the italian penninsula for the first time?
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Greetings

In past human civilizations/ages have we ever attempted to recreate/clone otherwise extinct animals. I.e. dinosaurs

Thankyou
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Greetings

At the peak of the 2nd civilization, did they have similar diets in their most modern areas to our modern areas now? Can you name and describe a food that we'd find odd today?

Thankyou
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Greetings

How expansive are the ruins of ancient humans in the Gobi desert? Are they currently being looked into by current goverments?

Thankyou
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Hello OP and Happy New Year!

Can you tell us anything about the last's civilization leisure life (vacations, sports, etc)?

Also, was their clothing similar or completely different than ours?

Thanks.
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Thank you in advance, OP, if you choose to answer these two questions?


1.) Are you part of the same group who posted a similar thread here using the name Alterwelt?


2.) Is your group sponsored by a specific government or do you represent an international organization?
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Greetings

At the peak of the 2nd civilization, did they have similar diets in their most modern areas to our modern areas now? Can you name and describe a food that we'd find odd today?

Thankyou
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 74920097


Synthetic or heavily processed foods are a hallmark of most advanced civilizations.

We do not know what the people of the era ate, we know that off the coast of present day New York massive algae farms existed but whether they fed people or livestock is unknown.
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1.) Are you part of the same group who posted a similar thread here using the name Alterwelt?

 Quoting: Anonymous without the Mask

Yes, for the time being i am alone however.
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Hello OP and Happy New Year!

Can you tell us anything about the last's civilization leisure life (vacations, sports, etc)?
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It needs to be clarified, the last civilizations were a diverse people.

The mining and industrial colonies of western Europe, the Danann cities around present day Ireland, the colonies of what you know as Atlantis around coasts of Spain and Portugal.

Then there was a great trading power that dominated the mediterrnean and the coasts of the black sea, the final remnant of what Plato called Atlantis in the form of an island west of Africa.

The great city states of Peru and Bolivia, the huge cosmopolitan cauldron of the Middle East these were all diverse cultures and often entirely separate civilizations, they did not have a unified system of customs or leisure.

In pre-deluvial Egypt gliders launched from special catapulpts were a favorite of many, sailing in small sailboats as well.

In South America a form of football (non-bloody) and cross country races were famous.

In Europe were industry boomed the pleasures were simpler, brawling sports and races of steam engines were prelavent.

Druids themselves held contests of their arts that drew great crowds in the the Land of the Young where a winner would be granted honor and privelige while the loser might forfeit much, his life included.
Also, was their clothing similar or completely different than ours?

Thanks.
 Quoting: GreenSid7

In Europe a sort of a one part tunic was worn, elaborate hedgear with spiral patterned hats were common in Spain, in Egypt white, simple robes of varying lengths were present.

All in all the immidietly pre-deluvial wardrobe was quite different from present one, the relative cheapness and ease of procurment meant that garments could and were often quite exotic as far as modern trends go.
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As an italian, i would like to know about the very ancient past of Italy.

How many years ago did humans reach the italian penninsula for the first time?
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The Appenine Peninsula is among the most ancient locations where man appeared.

The first human settlements date back to the very first human colonizations well over 200.000 years ago when the fleets landed on the coasts.

In fact ruins from that ancient period still exist, from then Italy was always inhabited though the land came to true prominence only approximately 20.000 years ago when a trading people settled there and from it came to dominate the black and mediterrenean seas for almost 8000 years, their ruins still dot the coasts though more often are sunken off the coasts.

Of note is that Italy was among the final places in Europe where non-human peoples remained well into the age of man albeit in greatly diminished numbers.

The central and souther Apenine ranges still host their well preserved settlements and a few vast pre-human cities from an even earlier age when much of mediterrenean was a great, fertile lowland in which these people prospered.
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1.) Are you part of the same group who posted a similar thread here using the name Alterwelt?

 Quoting: Anonymous without the Mask

Yes, for the time being i am alone however.
 Quoting: Außenseiter


What happended to the rest of your team (including Alatloc)?
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As an italian, i would like to know about the very ancient past of Italy.

How many years ago did humans reach the italian penninsula for the first time?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76012404


The Appenine Peninsula is among the most ancient locations where man appeared.

The first human settlements date back to the very first human colonizations well over 200.000 years ago when the fleets landed on the coasts.

In fact ruins from that ancient period still exist, from then Italy was always inhabited though the land came to true prominence only approximately 20.000 years ago when a trading people settled there and from it came to dominate the black and mediterrenean seas for almost 8000 years, their ruins still dot the coasts though more often are sunken off the coasts.

Of note is that Italy was among the final places in Europe where non-human peoples remained well into the age of man albeit in greatly diminished numbers.

The central and souther Apenine ranges still host their well preserved settlements and a few vast pre-human cities from an even earlier age when much of mediterrenean was a great, fertile lowland in which these people prospered.
 Quoting: Außenseiter


Hmmm im a bit confused by your answer, the first ever human wave went to Altantis, Europe (Italy) or Australia? Which one was the trully first one then?
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1.) Are you part of the same group who posted a similar thread here using the name Alterwelt?

 Quoting: Anonymous without the Mask

Yes, for the time being i am alone however.
 Quoting: Außenseiter




I would love to know what your group does with this information, if you are allowed to tell us. It seems so much important than just sharing here in this forum.
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What can you tell us about the Native Americans?

Were they one tribe in the beginning?

What were their numbers before others came to the Americas?
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As an italian, i would like to know about the very ancient past of Italy.

How many years ago did humans reach the italian penninsula for the first time?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76012404


The Appenine Peninsula is among the most ancient locations where man appeared.

The first human settlements date back to the very first human colonizations well over 200.000 years ago when the fleets landed on the coasts.

In fact ruins from that ancient period still exist, from then Italy was always inhabited though the land came to true prominence only approximately 20.000 years ago when a trading people settled there and from it came to dominate the black and mediterrenean seas for almost 8000 years, their ruins still dot the coasts though more often are sunken off the coasts.

Of note is that Italy was among the final places in Europe where non-human peoples remained well into the age of man albeit in greatly diminished numbers.

The central and souther Apenine ranges still host their well preserved settlements and a few vast pre-human cities from an even earlier age when much of mediterrenean was a great, fertile lowland in which these people prospered.
 Quoting: Außenseiter


Also, what was the name of the most important city in pre-deluge Italy?
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What can you tell us about the Native Americans?
 Quoting: Eductor

Native Americans are the distant descendents of the Paleo-Indians. These people migrated to North and South Americas over a period of some 600 years.

The initial migration came some 40.000 years ago, there were several others, at the time they were the premiere genus of the homo sapiens and creators of a great technological civilization that spanned multiple continents.
Were they one tribe in the beginning?
 Quoting: Eductor

They were one nation, at a time they colonized the Americas they were a unified culture.
What were their numbers before others came to the Americas?
 Quoting: Eductor

The ancestors of Native Americans peaked at some 40 milion people across both continents. That was however almost 35.000 years ago.
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Who were the leading socio-political and religious factions in Atlantis before and during the war of 32.000 years ago?

Throughout the history of Atlantis was there any civil war? When exactly?
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Greetings.

We are a group of what might be called enthusiasts of history to which we devoted a significant amount of time and resources for a very long time now.

While what we do is not remote viewing as such, the term was used as you're familiar with such, we are able and capable of providing significant information about pre-history, archaic periods and much of what happened before.

We will attempt to answer all questions pertaining to archeology, pre-history as well as religious, philosophical and social subjects if they're pertinent to the questions regarding the past.

Bear in mind we're not here to preach, we're here to answer questions.

We will attempt to appear once every 24 hours for as long as possible and will answer any questions you have regsrding the ancient times and periods.

Feel free to ask.
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does anyone know if AR Bordon is still leading remote viewing groups
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it's gone way beyond that, i'd say eons ahead of that "time"
it's all playing out now for those with eyes to see
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these OPs assiduously avoid any revelations which might help us directly tie knots in understanding the present. In short, I believe they are protecting themselves.

I suspect remote viewing might have evolved into remote influencing. They might have gleaned techniques uncovered in their forays into remote viewing other cultures, probabilities(hint...), etc. It is fascinating to consider a divided human race, split between conscious/'ascended' manifesters guiding the remnant of those less actualized.
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Hmmm im a bit confused by your answer, the first ever human wave went to Altantis, Europe (Italy) or Australia? Which one was the trully first one then?
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Originally mankind evolved in Africa which at a time was occupied by multiple pre-human species.

Unable to compete with its more sophisticated neighbours man migrated to the only landmass left largely unoccupied at the time.

Once the pre-human peoples diminished in number man ventured in all directions, the landmass that was the starting point was located were the mid-atlantic ridge now exists.

From this elongated continent man migrated in multiple waves, the initial migration happened well over 150.000 B.C and was followed by many others.

It is difficult to pinpoint when exactly the specific continents were settled but by 100.000 B.C man dominated every continent with a peak population of over 190 milion individuals globally some 32.000 years ago.
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Who did them and why? And, how were the artificial extinction events carried out?
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First one was when adam snd eve ate from gods apple tree. He was so angry when found out several years later when adam raped eve and populated eden with a bunch of inbreed humans he took out his golden pistol and shoot them dead. And created a new afam and eve.

The second one was when he found out the atlantiens created a cern device and opened a portal to hell he launched a nuke at the planet.
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This is an indicator of a great imagination: spontaneous, colourful, uncensored Psychics say an imagination is essential to the craft. Believe it or not, you have the major ingredient required to become remote viewer.
The brain has to hold unprejudiced images gleaned and report them faithfully. You have done this with your satire.

wecome to the group! The coffee's over there.
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The Eden story: what is significance of the snake and the apple, are they a representation of DNA or a reptillian race?

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The Eden story is a representation, albeit alegorical of a time, the first time when men realised they're mortal, with such mortality came expanded consciousness and true self awareness.

The snake is a christian addition, orignally it represented a being who brought humans the gift of civilization leading them out of their original habitat in Africa to safety.
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"the fire down below"
A mystical or metaphorical interpretation might be that the serpent represents the kundalini (the energy along the spine), also the caduceus, the staff of life. Africa could be an alegory for root chakra.

"All through the midnight
Watch 'em come and watch 'em go
With only one thing in common
They got the fire down below"

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Greetings OP.

I have a question about you, and about the Alterwelt collective.

What is the point, the motive?

I, and I assume many others, appreciate this thread. But I can't grasp why.

Are you influencing? Misleading? Are you bored? Are you looking for specific questions?.. are you bullshitting?..

I think you have knowledge, truly, albeit only giving us minute amounts...

So.. why? That's my question.. forgive my bluntness and diversion from the topics associated with your thread. Why create these threads? ... thankyou, regardless
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Hmmm im a bit confused by your answer, the first ever human wave went to Altantis, Europe (Italy) or Australia? Which one was the trully first one then?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76012404


Originally mankind evolved in Africa which at a time was occupied by multiple pre-human species.

Unable to compete with its more sophisticated neighbours man migrated to the only landmass left largely unoccupied at the time.

Once the pre-human peoples diminished in number man ventured in all directions, the landmass that was the starting point was located were the mid-atlantic ridge now exists.

From this elongated continent man migrated in multiple waves, the initial migration happened well over 150.000 B.C and was followed by many others.

It is difficult to pinpoint when exactly the specific continents were settled but by 100.000 B.C man dominated every continent with a peak population of over 190 milion individuals globally some 32.000 years ago.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 22599203



OP, can you please tell us what we evolved from? How about other intelligent species (non-humans)?

Thank you
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Hmmm im a bit confused by your answer, the first ever human wave went to Altantis, Europe (Italy) or Australia? Which one was the trully first one then?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76012404


Originally mankind evolved in Africa which at a time was occupied by multiple pre-human species.

Unable to compete with its more sophisticated neighbours man migrated to the only landmass left largely unoccupied at the time.

Once the pre-human peoples diminished in number man ventured in all directions, the landmass that was the starting point was located were the mid-atlantic ridge now exists.

From this elongated continent man migrated in multiple waves, the initial migration happened well over 150.000 B.C and was followed by many others.

It is difficult to pinpoint when exactly the specific continents were settled but by 100.000 B.C man dominated every continent with a peak population of over 190 milion individuals globally some 32.000 years ago.
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Regarding man clarification is required, Homo Sapiens Sapiens is neither the first, nor for much if human history the dominant species.

The homo genus originally comprised over two dozen different species, genetically related via common ancestry to an even more distant creature.

We do not know how it came to be, given that the world was dominated by pre-humans with arts and technologies beyond man it's perfectly possible that at some point an ape was tampered with but we suspect evolution though the base species is not yet known.

Pre-humans developed from differing genetic stock but the vast majority were bipedal mammals of which sixteen different species were identified to date and we are aware of at least several more who are described in tales and chronicles or dimly remembered by the human collective if traced properly but not yet named by true science.
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What can you tell us about the dinosaurs? Did they roam the whole earth? Did they all die all at once and was it a meteorite that killed
them?
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In South America some species survived as late as 16.000 B.C but these were few and mostly husbanded by humans, in other parts of the world they were mostly extinct.
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