By Basil C. Hill

Archeologists posit that the earth has undergone many serious cataclysmic events. Some etchings and parchments survived. Most are undeciphered. Archeologists insist in calling some of those parchments PRIMITIVE ART. Even though civilizations of

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yesteryear assigned the writing of esoteric or ceremonial data to specific initiates of their priestly class--usually the most learned, evidenced by their intricate knowledge of astronomy and writing--educators still call those writings PRIMITIVE ART TO THIS DAY.

Had Jean-François Champollion not deciphered the writings on the Rosetta Stone in 1799, the treasures of ancient Egypt and the monuments of Egypt could have been classified as mysteries and no-one would believe that ancestors of North Africans built the Pyramids. There is more. Those ancestors apparently also built the earliest storerooms of knowledge: the Grand Lodges Of Luxor, Thebes, Timbuktu, and Waat. Think of the amount of pre-cataclysmic knowledge pent up in what we call "primitive art" -ancient hieroglyphic that survived the last great continental catastrophe.

ARCHEOLOGICAL SHARDS

Archeological evidence lends itself to the theory that the Caribbean islands are remnant masses of a much larger former landmass or landmasses. For the past 10 years, I have been comparing strata form the south-eastern tip of Antigua to that of the north-western portion of Guadeloupe. Not only does the topography from the closest points of both islands match, but the strata bear witness that both islands were connected some time in the distant past. Whereas Guadeloupe has a vast array of rock writings--ancient signposts and ceremonial maps--etched in non-perishable igneous stone, its neighbor Antigua is home to ceremonial and astronomical sites that seem to have been used by inhabitants during the Stella and Lunar Mythos.

Since Antigua is volcanic from the south-eastern through to the south-western corridors, the porous limestone in both the middle and north of the island do not preserve rock etchings well. However, there is no mistake when it comes to the most sacred carvings: One-Eyed Horus, Olmec head, and complete reproductive center with its "Earth-Mother" and "Phallic Symbol," all precisely lined up with peaks--identical in height and width to the three main Pyramids of Giza: Khufu, Khafra, and Menkara.

EVIDENCE FROM YESTERYEAR.

I will list evidence that exists worldwide, pointing to beings that lived on earth before us. From that evidence, deductions can be made about ancients that either had similar or more advanced knowledge than us. I will list the evidence in four parts: the non-natural structures that survived; their scientific drawings (those that require a high degree of mathematics), their astronomical side work, and their documented writings.

MAN-MADE STRUCTURES.

Pyramids dot our earthen landscape. They all are ingenious structures--most are precisely designed and built. The most famous are those of Khufu, Khafra and Menkara in Egypt 's Valley of the Kings. Others exist in South America and Africa. The question begs: if the ancestors of Africans and South Americans built pyramids, why do we assume that primitive persons always inhabited their lands? We should be asking other questions: A) what caused that early set to leave and B) what caused the disparity between the early peoples and their followers. Better yet: what caused the disparity between both peoples?

NASCAR LINES IN PERU.

To assume that the Nazca Lines in the Peruvian Desert were accidentally drawn, one would have to redefine all published descriptions of the term: ACCIDENTAL. That high arid region of more than 80km between Nazca and the Pampas de Jumana's town of Palpa houses the world's biggest storeroom of outdoor art: hummingbirds, monkeys, fish, sharks, lizards and spiders-- meticulously carved in stone. Also, the carvings are geometrically congruent. Some carved areas hint that they are remnants of water courses. Whatever they were, they were built by a civilization that had access to advanced mathematical computations.

THE ANTIGUA CONNECTION.

Whether you draw imaginary lines from the Pyramids of Central America to the world's current energy centers, or whether you use the ancient grid lines published on most ancient maps, Antigua/Barbuda is smack in the center of those extreme points. Since the ancients selected landmasses that were central to their lunar and stellar observations, and since Antigua bears witness to ancient Stellar and Lunar Mythos' observatories, the shards and ceremonial depictions from that period should hold serious archeological significance.

One former ceremonial site from the Stellar Mythos (initiates were apparently buried in a fetal position facing the Pole Star) the Phallic Stone is too perfectly carved to be accidental. When you compare how one of the world's largest natural formations of "Earth Mother" match Columbus' attempt to preserve the natives holiest shrine by immortalizing her name in Spanish: SANTA MARIA DE LA ANTIGUA, then this question must be asked. If the people who left written shards showed Columbus a short cut back to Spain, knew Astronomy, buried their dead, held their most sacred ceremonies on the Vernal Equinox (on an island that has an ancient Stellar observatory), shouldn't their undeciphered writings be important?

CRISS CROSSING RIVERS.

One river of human development is funded by researchers and scientists allegedly serious about discovering links from ancient peoples. That river is well-funded. The other river: from my past experiences, should you reveal any evidence to suggest that the civilizations might have had any knowledge superior to what we possess, your funding just might cease. Case and point: very little is done today to measure the soil in Nazca to see if ancient aqueducts channeled water from the plateau to the ancient Peruvian farms.

Vimanas' Drawings from Ancient India depicting aerodynamically viable machines that fly when you create models today from those same designs are regarded as sidebars to history. The archeological findings from Guadeloupe and Antigua are trapped between different rivers: on Guadeloupe French is the native language; on Antigua/Barbuda, the language is English. It just might be that the different land masses, different languages, different governmental authorities and different classifications are the hindrances that stem the flow of knowledge into a forward direction.

Three years ago I visited Von Daniken's museum in Switzerland, before any talk of economic collapse hit the headline news. I left very depressed when park attendants told me the place was up for sale. Even though Von Daniken was one heck of a pioneer who inspired me as a kid to venture into archeology, to me he made the same mistake that befalls numberless researchers. They were too anxious for conclusions. Sometimes one person's job is to find and document data. Other times it is for others to add what they have found to cement or debunk your hypothesis. To assume that the entire burden of finding, documenting, and discovering all the answers lie with one person is a bit heavy for the scale named ASSUMPTION.

If the writers of two of the world's holiest books-The Torah and the Bible penned prophecies about remnant peoples in specific remnant masses (Genesis 10: 4-6 and Isaiah11:11) and since one piece of former primitive parchment called "Rosetta Stone" caused so many revelations years ago, then the writings from the parents of the remnant peoples should hold serious relevance to those who navigate the rivers of history in pursuit of truth--in my opinion. According to the records of Solon--ancient Athenian priest, Atlantis was accessible by sailing west and south from the Mediterranian Sea. I would welcome your comments.

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