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East Africans & Ancient Navigation

Post author By Ancient America
Categories | Africa, Bay of Biscay, Brazil, Bronze Age, Canaan, Canarian Currents, Cape Bojador, Carthaginian, Celts of Gaul, Cheng Ho, Chinese, Crete, Cyprus, Egypt, Eritrea, Erythraean Sea, Eskimo, Ethiopia, Galicia, Gate of Tears, Greek, Gulf of Aden, Iberia, India, Indian Ocean, Inuit, Lake Tana, Lake Titicaca, Lothal, Mandeb Straits, Mediterranean, Mesoamerica, Mohammed, Mtepe, North Equatorial Currents, oars, paddles, Peru, Pharoah Khasekhemy, Pharoah Necho, Phoenico, Punics, Punt, Rafts, Ras Shamra, Red Sea, Reed boats, sails, Skin-boats, Spain, Ugarit, West Mexico, Yucatan, Zheng He
Post date | July 2, 2015

EAST AFRICANS & ANCIENT NAVIGATION by Harry Bourne bsooty1@aol.com Why It Could Not Be In a series of papers, this writer has proposed that our ancestors were very much more in touch by sea than is usually accepted by most maritime historians. Doubts about this lead us into something seen in many other of Read More

Tags East Africa seafaring, Mtepe, reed boats, skin-boats

West Africans & Navigation

Post author By Ancient America
Categories | Africa, Aryan Invasion Theory, Atlantis, Austronesians, Balson Holdings site, Bantu Migration Theory, Benin Republic, Bissagos, Bissagos Islands, Brazzaville, C-14, Canary Islands, Canoes, Cape Verde Islands, Carthage, Carthaginian, Celtic, Congo, dogs, Drakensberg Mountains, Egypt, Fijian, furnaces, Guinea-Bissau, Hannno, Ijo, Ireland, Juba II, Kenya, Khwe, Lukenya Hill, Malian Empire, Mantenos, Mauritania, Mesoamerica, Morocco, Namibian coast, Niger, Nile, Ogowe, Oliphantes, outriggers, Phoenico, Polynesian, Ptolemy, Punic, Punt, Red Sea, Senegal, Skeleton Coast, South Africa, Stone Age, Stoneman
Post date | June 30, 2015

WEST AFRICANS & NAVIGATION by Harry Bourne bsooty1@aol.com CANOES & NAVIGATION: Oliphantes to Ogowe This is to be seen as a companion piece for “East Africans & Navigation” that in turn is one of a series of papers discussing aspects of whether Africans ever went to sea or were too much in terror Read More

Tags African seafaring, canoe, Khoikhoi

Kush/Eshi/Obatala – The Inventor of Ogam

Post author By Ancient America
Categories | Africa, Catherine Acholonu Research Center, Edgar Cayce, Egypt, Eshi, Igbo, Igboland, Kush, Lemuria, Nephilim, Nigeria, Ogam, Osiris, Panchea, Serpents, South America
Post date | September 25, 2014

CATHERINE ACHOLONU, DIRECTOR – CATHERINE ACHOLONU RESEARCH CENTER, ABUJA (www.carcafriculture.org) SUMMARY: Osiris was a universal god known all over the world by different names. He was the first Christ long before the days of Jesus and Chrisna. His equivalent entity in India was Rama. He lived in Atlantis as its first priest-king. Filial rivalry Read More

Tags Igbo, Nigeria, ogam

Rare Genes from History Revisited

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Categories | Africa, Asia, CoDIS, DNA, Egypt, Genes, India, Markers, Melungeons, mitochondrial, Native Americans
Post date | September 19, 2014

Rare Genes from History Revisited by, Donald Yates Check Out DNA Fingerprint Plus $300 It’s been a year and a half since DNA Consultants introduced Rare Genes from History. We republish here the original press release from October 2012 as a means of familiarizing new and old customers with this unique autosomal marker test, exclusive to our company. Purchase now Read More

Tags dna, Egyptian Gene, Genes, Melungeons

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