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- Mesoweb
An exploration of
Mesoamerican Cultures.
- ANDES WEB RING PAGE
by James Q. Jacobs
- http://www.le.ac.uk/archaeology/rug/image_collection/hier/
Photographs of Teotihuacan, Rano Raraku and Drombeg Copyright ©
Clive Ruggles, University of Leicester.
- Quetzalcoatl:
The Man, The Myth, The Legend
Quetzalcoatl - Feathered Serpent of Ancient Mexico.
- Pre-Columbian
Culture Links
This is external set of links on: Anthropology and Archaeology
General, Aztec, Central America, El Pital, Epigraphy, Linguistics,
Images, Inca, Maya, Mesoamerica General, North America, Research
Opportunities, South America, Southwest U.S., Teotihuacan, Tours and
Travel, Xochicalco.
- http://www.rose-hulman.edu/~delacova/la-venta-2.htm
Olmec museum in La Venta, Tabasco, Mexico.
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A Possible Pre-Columbian Constellation - Speculation
concerning a connection of Costa Rica's large stone spheres
with the constellation Pegasus.
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Ancient Man-Species - Details on fantastic or mythological
humans. Centaurs, Amazons, Gorgons, Atlanteans and others
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Coso Geode - What appeared to be a typical geode, covered
by fossils that dated it to a half million years ago, when cut
in half was revealed to have a ceramic insulator surrounding a
titanium electrode.
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Crystalinks: Ancient and Lost Civilizations - Provides
information on and discussion of dozens of ancient
civilizations from throughout the world.
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Edwque's Stone Spheres of Costa Rica - Claims that the
symbols on these balls represents Pegasus.
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Hollow Planets - Various theories of a hollow earth,
containing civilizations beneath the surface.
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In Plain Sight - American epigraphy proves many arrived
from the old world before Columbus.
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Lost civilizations - Collected and some original essays on
Atlantis, life on Mars, ancient civilizations of Earth.
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MMMGroup - Dedicated to forbidden archaeology,
paleoastronautic, mysteries of Egypt, new discoveries,ancient
civilizations, enigmas, monoliths.
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Mysterious Places and the Unexplained - Presents what is
known, theories, and speculation about Stonehenge, Easter
Island, the face on Mars, Cydonia, and Tunguska.
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Past Life On Mars - Ralph Brodacz discovers and claims
that he found an ancient terristrial female and her spawn from
the planet mars from one of NASA'S Surveyor images.
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Perished Nations - Reviews past societies which in the
Islamic tradition were destroyed because of their rebellion
against Allah starting with Nuh's Flood. Includes maps,
satellite images, and histories.
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Quest for the Lost Civilization - Resources and links for
the investigation of the lost, antediluvian civilization whose
heirs we all are. Bibliographies, web links, and contact
information provided.
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Sci-Tech: Dinosaur Lost World Discovered - A team of
researchers has found a vast dinosaur nesting ground strewn
with thousands of fossilised eggs in the Patagonia desert (BBC
News)
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Secrets of Easter Island - Lost Civilization - Nova
Online: Ever since 1722, when Captain Jacob Roggeveen, a
Dutchman and the first European known to have reached Easter
Island arrived, scholars have debated the origins of the
isolated population he found there. Discusses theories of
their origins.
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Ancient Ica Stones of Dr. Cabrera - Attributes stones from
Peru to an unknown ancient civilization, and interpreted as
showing advanced technologies; includes photographs and links.
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Unknown Earth - Blog of alternitive nrws stories centering
on the origins and nature of the planet.
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Harappa.com is a media spigot to South Asia's past. The
objective is archaeological: literally in the case of the ancient
Indus Valley Civilization, metaphorically in the excavations of
early modern media from the Raj period.
The Ancient
East Asia
Welcome to the world of Chinese, Japanese and Korean archaeology!
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