Ancient Sanskrits Possess Ancient Techology (Kingdom, America, mission, miracles)

[oracle]

Hey, thought this was interesting. Check this out:
http://www.world-mysteries.com/sar_7.htm
http://www.atributetohinduism.com/Vi...clear%20blasts

[painted wolf]

the pre-columbian 'airplane' also looks a lot like a stylized representation of a skate or angel shark.
angel shark: http://www.seapics.com/picture_galle...s/Angel_Shark/
skate: http://www.seapics.com/spsearchLynx/...8?spsearchLynx

considering this item was found on the coastal area of South America and the cultures there were accomplished fishers then they would certenly have known about skates and other sea creatures.
I love how they show the smile that is so eerily familiar on the underside of the skate, they eaven give him his eyes and nose.

some alternate thoughts on the Egyption 'glider':
http://www.catchpenny.org/model.html

Frankly I think if they had a working aircraft they would have talked about it. Other cultures would have talked about it as well. Egyptions were very good at keeping records about all sorts of eveyday and special events, this would have been more recorded.

wa:do

[Paw]

I agree with painted. And it does look very much like a ray.....
How about the Qur'an possessing scientific miracles? Try and explain that.

[oracle]

Originally Posted by painted wolf

Frankly I think if they had a working aircraft they would have talked about it. Other cultures would have talked about it as well. Egyptions were very good at keeping records about all sorts of eveyday and special events, this would have been more recorded.

3000-year old New Kingdom Temple, located several hundred miles south of Cairo and the Giza Plateau, at Abydos.

[painted wolf]

sorry which temple? Who found it? and why isn't it published by an archaeology jurnal?
It looks fake to me, the helecopter is especally a dead give away.
Heirogyphics arn't just pictures they are phonetic parts of words. What do these items represent in the language?
It looks like a jumble of images made to look like an 'authentic' bit of heiroglyphics.
The joy of computer manipulation of images.

wa:do

[oracle]

It's authentic, I remember seeing it on PBS

[oracle]

Fox's world-wide Egyptian television Special -- "Opening the Lost Tombs: Live from Egypt" -- was broadcast live from Egypt's Giza Plateau, March 2nd. The program included a major segment featuring Richard C. Hoagland, Principal Investigator of the Enterprise Mission; Hoagland presented compelling graphical evidence, never before seen on network television, strongly hinting at a prior a "high-tech" civilization period prior to the known Egyptian civilization.

Hoagland's evidence consisted of enigmatic glyphs discovered carved into the ceiling beams of a 3000-year old New Kingdom Temple, located several hundred miles south of Cairo and the Giza Plateau, at Abydos. The glyphs, perched high under the several hundred ton roof of the temple itself, depict astonishingly-modern-looking flying machines ... completely impossible under any current archaeological views of ancient Egypt!

Hoagland's Abydos discovery was verified in November 1998 by a Fox television crew's own several hundred mile trek to the SETI-I temple at Abydos, and actual filming of the glyphs in place within the temple. The find is nothing less than astonishing support for the controversial sub-text of the March 2nd Fox Egyptian telecast: that we are not the first. That a prior, "high-tech epoch" to civilization somehow came before the now known Ancient Egyptian Civilization ... which attempted to memorialize momentos of that ancient, now forgotten period in a temple built thousands of years after its predecessor's mysterious disappearance.

Stay tuned.

http://www.enterprisemission.com/opentomb.html

[Paraprakrti]

Thanks for the links. Great information in there!

[anders]

What's so special about making playthings and trinkets resembling butterflies, birds and insects?

All Holy Scriptures are abused this way by fundamentalists. Just think of the Flood from the Jewish and Christian Scriptures, the "embryo" interpretation from the Qur'an, and any number of fancy claims regarding what's in the Vedas, just to pick on the more familiar ones.

Anf of course I agree with PW:

sorry which temple? Who found it? and why isn't it published by an archaeology jurnal?
It looks fake to me, the helecopter is especally a dead give away.
Heirogyphics arn't just pictures they are phonetic parts of words. What do these items represent in the language?
It looks like a jumble of images made to look like an 'authentic' bit of heiroglyphics.
The joy of computer manipulation of images.

[Scuba Pete]

It reminds me of a banjo fish.