Our Cosmic Ancestors by Maurice Chatelain

Author:Maurice Chatelain [Chatelain, Maurice]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: Civilization; Ancient, Social Science, Body; Mind & Spirit, Prehistoric Peoples, Interplanetary Voyages, Fiction, Anthropology, UFOs & Extraterrestrials, History; Ancient, General, Occult & Supernatural
ISBN: 9780929686004
Google: vooEAAAACAAJ
Amazon: 0929686004
Publisher: Light Technology Pub
Published: 1988-09-28T11:00:00+00:00

Access routes to South American metals from Atlantic to Amazon

This map of northern South America shows how ancient navigators from the Mediterranean, after crossing the Atlantic with winds and currents, could navigate up the Amazon, cross the Andes, and reach the continent's gold, silver, copper, and tin mines. Moreover, the whole Amazon basin could have been a huge inland sea many thousand years ago, making navigation much easier.

A map of these worldwide ocean currents looks very much like a big city's subway map. You have your different lines and the transfer stations from one line to another. One of the busiest changing stations must have been the Canary Islands where all of the traffic from and to the Mediterranean flowed by.

Once we understood how the ocean currents helped men to migrate, we can also understand why the monuments of Easter Island look so much like the ancient buildings of Tiahuanaco and the submerged ruins in the Bahamas; we can explain how Roman coins could be found in an old amphora on a beach in Venezuela and the remnants of Hindu plantation colonies, where cotton and jute were grown, on the east coast of Mexico. Sumerians and Phoenicians established mining towns in Peru and Bolivia to obtain copper and tin. To get there, these intrepid sailors had to navigate the Amazon for thousands of miles, and that is why mysterious inscriptions resembling the Phoenician alphabet have been found all along the banks of the world's biggest river.

In short, the use of the sea currents for navigation explains why all ancient civilizations seem to have so many things in common; so that it looks as if all of them developed from one much older and much more advanced central civilization. The men of this central civilization were the 'kings of the sea'; and their art of masterful navigation and knowledge of astronomy and mathematics could very well have been gifts of astronauts who came from another world to educate and civilize them. Unfortunately, we may never know who these astronauts were or where they came from.

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