4,300-year-old statue head depicts mystery pharaoh

LiveScience, via FoxNews/Science ^ | Sept 05, 2017 | Owen Jarus Live Science Contributor

[clearcarbon]

The suggestion that cyclic changes in climate may have been an influence in the migration and evolution of humans is the only valuable spin-off contribution from the entire global warming discussion.

[blam]

"Good point. I still say it looks Chinese. There were/are many similarities from all over the world. Pyramids, for instance, are found in all parts of the world."

I'm not surprised at all:

Voyages Of The Pyramid Builders

"Is it a coincidence that pyramids are found across the globe? Did cultures ranging across vast spaces & times, such as the ancient Egyptians, early Buddhists, the Maya, Inca, Toltecs, Aztecs, British Celts & even the Mississippians of pre-Columbian Illinois, simply dream the same dreams & envision the same structures?"

Sundaland

"The cradle of human civilization may well have been the prehistoric lowlands of the Southeast Asian peninsula, rather than the Middle East. Since those lowlands ‘sank’ beneath the seas thousands of years ago (actually drowned by rising sea levels), humanity has remained unaware of their possible significance up through the early 21st century. "

There are more pyramids in Mexico than all the rest of the world combined.

Olmecs(In Mexico)

Olmec Art

[Sawdring]

Welcome back, FR just got a whole lot more interesting.

[laplata]

Thank you, blam.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks!

[SunkenCiv]

Discussion?!? The discussion is OVER!!! ;^)

The alibi for no warming used to be blamed on the oceans, that the oceans were hiding the extra energy in their depths — a physical impossibility and a nonsense — so it was studiied, and surprise surprise, the oceans were found to get colder and brinier with depth.

That stupid claim has reemerged.

The only thing that will stop it is a big roundup, arrests, arraignments, and prison time for the AGW fraudsters. And alas, when one no longer has recourse to law, all that remains is recourse to lawlessness.

[PIF]

“Looks African”

oddly enough ancient egypt was located in africa ...

[Mr. K]

that would explain it

[SunkenCiv]

Note: this topic is from 2016. Thanks ETL. Finally adding this one to the catalogs and posting the ping messages. One of *those* topics.

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[SunkenCiv]

Note: this topic is from September 2017. Thanks ETL. Finally adding this one to the catalogs and posting the ping messages.

[OneVike]

Many refuse to accept the Great Flood which, in my estimation, God used to separate the continents.

So many of the similar structures we see around the world were in fact created before the flood.

Take for instance the great sphinx. Some archaeologists have claim that a portion of the sphinx was in fact created before the great flood and added to at a much later date after the flood. The time when the Egyptian empire periods first began.

The thought goes directly to the explanation of rock societies found at the bottom of the Ocean off of various countries around the world.

Makes a lot of sense, because before the flood there was no rain. Everything was fed with underground water sources. So in fact the Ocean levels just rose when God poured down the water and opened up the depths to raise the level thus many societies are under the oceans.

[gleeaikin]

The apparent curly hair seems African, since the nose has been broken off, it is hard to tell what ethnicity it might be. Asian might be small, African larger and wider, and Semitic even more pronounced. This head might have been moved during the uncertainties of the First Intermediate Period which fluctuated in severity over around 150 years, just before 2,000 BC.

[laplata]

Thanks for the info.

[SunkenCiv]

It’s a stylized form from the Egyptian 5th dynasty:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3584972/posts?page=11#11

sidebar from the FRchives:

Dynasty 0 (Egyptian colonies in Canaan)
http://xoomer.virgilio.it/ | Francesco Raffaele
Posted on 11/27/2004 9:48:47 PM PST by SunkenCiv
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/1289651/posts

[SunkenCiv]

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