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Ancient
Historical Records
4th
Millennium B.C.
3200 Civilization is said to have begun at Sumer.
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3rd
Millennium B.C.
2560 Building of the Great Pyramid of Cheops at Giza.
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2nd
Millennium B.C.
1900-1300 The Minoan Period - Crete.
1200 Fall of Troy - if there was a Trojan War.
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1st
Millennium B.C.
995 Hebrew King David captured Jerusalem.
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1st
Century B.C.
c. 3 Jesus was born.
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1st
Century A.D.
79 Mount Vesuvius Erupted covering Pompeii & Herculaneum.
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to the History page : Ancient & Contemporary
To
fully understand the significance of what has been discovered
utilizing satellite imagery, it is vital to consider an
historical timeline from ancient-modern times.
Significance events and players in history in the region
might become more relevant when considering a more connected
record as well as a far greater span in time. |
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Pre
Mason Ancient History
Last
Updated :
November 16, 2010
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Theory
of the Pre-Ancients or the Ancient, Ancients
*It
is important to understand, there is no comparison
to any known ancient alphabet, culture, symbology
or artistic style. Not to mention that there is
NO mention of ANY culture OR civilization prior
to ancient Libyans in this area knowledgeable in
high technology and/or of masonry.
It's
possible the ancients that are responsible for constructing
the Great Pyramids of Egypt were Masons, albeit
Pre Masons instead of the modern day Free Masons.
It's also possible that the ancient cultures that
spawned the Great Pyramids of Egypt have a lineage
far older than we can possibly imagine, at this
time.
Perhaps this entire regional area may be been populated
by people far older that the oldest 'ancient' civilizations
of the Mediterranean Sea.
Perhaps still, the far-ancients responsible for
these amazing geo glyphs predate the very earliest
civilizations back to the 15th century BC, rivalling
the other more well known ancient Chinese, Indian
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The following hisorical data are presented primarily
as an introduction to the regional topic!
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Ancient
Historical People(s)
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Ancient
Libyans
region west of the Nile Valley generally corresponding
to modern Northwest Africa. Climate changes affected the
locations of the settlements. Wikipedia |
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Ancient
Egyptians
of eastern North Africa, along the lower reaches of the
Nile River and part of the Nile Valley Civilizations,
regions south of Egypt (in today's Sudan, Eritrea, Somalia,
and Ethiopia). Wikipedia |
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Ancient
Greeks
had a powerful influence on the Roman Empire, which carried
a version of it to many parts of the Mediterranean region
and Europe; is generally considered to be the seminal
culture which provided the foundation of Western civilization.
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Ancient
Cyrenaics
eastern coastal region of Libya; ancient Greeks founded
several colonies on its coast and developed several major
cities. Wikipedia |
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Ancient
Mediterranean
regional history crucial to understanding the origins
and development of many modern societies. "For the
three quarters of the globe, the Mediterranean Sea is
similarly the uniting element and the centre of World
History. Wikipedia |
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Ancient
Atlantians
Plato's account, Atlantis was a naval power lying "in
front of the Pillars of Hercules" that conquered
many parts of Western Europe and Africa 9,000 years before
the time of Solon, or approximately 9600 BC. Wikipedia |
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