Author Topic: Lost and Hidden Artifacts (Read 266 times)

Orion · « **on:** February 12, 2018, 01:53:39 pm »

There are reports...well it can be read here-

Quote from: David Childress

In a private conversation with a well-known historical researcher
(who shall remain nameless), I was told that a former employee of
the Smithsonian, who was dismissed for defending the view of
diffusionism in the Americas (i.e. the heresy that other ancient
civilisations may have visited the shores of North and South America
during the many millenia before Columbus), alleged that the
Smithsonian at one time had actually taken a barge full of unusual
artifacts out into the Atlantic and dumped them in the ocean.[/b]

Many of the names of monuments around the Grand Canyon are Egyptian, which by itself is interesting. But coupled with researchers who claim to have found Hieroglyphics and tombs in the area...well it certainly is worth looking into. These are some of the purported artifacts to have disappeared after being in the supposed safe hands of the Smithsonian Museum.

Orion · « **Reply #1 on:** February 12, 2018, 02:36:36 pm »

More from Childress...

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Ivan T. Sanderson, a well-known zoologist and frequent guest on
Johnny Carson's TONIGHT SHOW in the 1960s (usually with an exotic
animal with a pangolin or a lemur), once related a curious story
about a letter he received regarding an engineer who was stationed
on the Aleutian island of Shemya during World War II. While
building an airstrip, his crew bulldozed a group of hills and
discovered under several sedimentary layers what appeared to be
human remains. The Alaskan mound was in fact a graveyard of
gigantic human remains, consisting of crania and long leg bones.

The crania measured from 22 to 24 inches from base to crown. Since
an adult skull normally measures about eight inches from back to
front, such a large crania would imply an immense size for a
normally proportioned human. Furthermore, every skull was said to
have been neatly trepanned (a process of cutting a hole in the upper
portion of the skull).

In fact, the habit of flattening the skull of an infant and forcing
it to grow in an elongated shape was a practice used by ancient
Peruvians, the Mayas, and the Flathead Indians of Montana. Sanderson
tried to gather further proof, eventually receiving a letter from
another member of the unit who confirmed the report. The letters
both indicated that the Smithsonian Institution had collected the
remains, yet nothing else was heard. Sanderson seemed convinced
that the Smithsonian Institution had received the bizarre relics,
but wondered why they would not release the data. He asks, "...is
it that these people cannot face rewriting all the textbooks?"

Orion · « **Reply #2 on:** February 12, 2018, 02:52:56 pm »

Early on Smithsonian curators and donors chose an ideology known as "Isolationism", one that suggest there was no contact between ancient cultures, that ancient man was indeed quite primitive.

"Diffusionism", to quote Childress again, is "a
school which believes that throughout history there has been
widespread dispersion of culture and civilisation via contact by
ship and major trade routes.

Call it professional arrogance, call it elitism, call it what it is, over the years many anomalous artifacts and even entire archaeological dig sites have simply disappeared from the record, from the earth, supposed to have been kept safe by the Smithsonian Institute. The Isolationist theory was/is so strongly espoused that they may have gone so far as to destroy evidence to the contrary.

Rewriting History Books

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