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Frontiers of Anthropology Lifting the Veil on the Lost Continent of Mu Frontiers of Anthropology: Lifting the Veil on the Lost Continent of Mu 3/2/14 8:33 PM Share 1 More Next Blog» Frontiers of Anthropology This blog is to encorporate discussions on Lost Continents, Catastrophism, The origin of Modern Humans and the Out of Africa theory, Genetics and Human Diversity, The Origin and Spread of Civilization and Cultural Diffusion across the face of the Globe. Deluge of Atlantis Thursday, October 6, 2011 Followers Lifting the Veil on the Lost Continent of Mu Join this site with Google Friend Connect I was very graciously sent a complementary copy of the book Lifting the Veil on the Lost Continent of Mu written by Jack Members (221) More » Churchward, owner of the My-Mu internet site advertised on this blog's pages at the bottom. It is a very good book in that it contientiously documents what James Churchward was drawing from when he originally created the Lost Continent of Mu books, starting in the 1920s. Already a member? Sign in Follow by Email Email address... Submit Total Pageviews 981,255 Some of the key elements are missing, in that incidents pertaining to James Churchward personally are to be handled in a Popular Posts separate biographical work, and hence there will be no involved explanations about the so-called Naacal Tablets James Churchward was supposed to have examined in India. We do however see two pertinent facts:listed under "Naacal Tablets" in In order to be fair and have more choices, Appendix 2: the first being that the term "Naacal" derives from the works of August Le Plongeon and the second being "Other there are now two Popular Posts lists: the first than the 'Rishi', no person has seen any copy of the tablets" one is for the last 7 days and the second one is for all-time favorites. Some posts may I do not doubt personally that there COULD have been tablets and such a person as this 'Rishi'-my comment would then be that appear on both lists temporarily. we have absolutely no guarantee thatr Churchward's translations of them were anywhere near accurate. Other sources are considerably harsher than my statement on the matter, and they aver that Churchward could not have been in India at that time, that there actually was no Rishi and that there were no tablets. But the gist of the general opinion is that the translations from the Popular Posts tablets (if any) do not actually go to PROVE anything in particular. Giant Warrior Strain Continues to Present Day Churchward is very fond of two sources in particular and quotes from them regularly: the works of Le Plongeon and the I was in the middle of two or three other newspaper hoax about "How I Found Atlantis, the Source of all Civilization" by "Paul Schleimann"-Le Plongeon may have been things and then this matter came up again, http://frontiers-of-anthropology.blogspot.com/2011/10/lifting-veil-on-lost-continent-of-mu.html Page 1 of 28 Frontiers of Anthropology: Lifting the Veil on the Lost Continent of Mu 3/2/14 8:33 PM sincere but he was decidedly wrong about just about everything he wrote, and the newspaper article was a complete fraud. but this time I had a more Churchward frequently quotes "Translations" of sections out of the Codex Cortesianus which are now known to have been complete statement on the ma... completely false. Many of these passages come directly from Le Plongeon. Churchward even quotes Le Plongeon in the matters pertaining to Valmiki and the Ramayana. And there was not even a real "Paul Schleimann" according to the Schleimann family, who issued statements to that effect at the time. Atlantis And Post Flood In just about every instance where Churchward refers to ruins of or the native peoples of the Pacific islands or North, Central, Survivor Cultures and South America, his statements are not accepted by later authorities and would be deemed false by all modern sources- Putting it all together-Sketch mostly on the grounds that NONE of these peoples or their cultural remains would be anywhere near that old. Most of the map adding the Gateway to Atlantis and Atlantis in the structures which he cites as being 16000 years old or more are less than 2000 years old (in the AD years and not even BC at Carribean theory together all). This eliminates his constructions of a Naacal Empire in Southern Asia, an Uighir Empire of Central Asia (run by European with D. Crisp's Europe... "Aryan" whites as based on actual remains of the historical Tocharians-which were essentially far-Eastern settlements of European CELTS, oddlty enough, and the same peoples as left the "Redheaded mummies" in that area.) or even his "Mayax" Redheaded Tocharian Mummies of the Uyghir Area, China empire based on Le Plongeon's Queen Moo and the Egyptian Sphynx. James Churchward had made a great deal out of an All of which is freely pointed out in this new book as well and for people that did not know these things at the time they read the "Inner Asian Empire ruled by Lost Continent of Mu books, they are valuable things to know. I am not entirely against the notion of there being Lost Continents White People" and made it one of the most import... or even large Lost Islands in the Pacific [in particular I suspect that a large landmass around the area of Fiji might have gone down a few thousand years BC and might have given rise to the Flood and Lost Continent myths of the later Pacific Islanders- Toba Bottleneck especially since it seems to have been connected with the makers of the Lapita Ware (impresso pottery)] However, I feel I must Toba catastrophe theory say that James Churchward did not choose the best sources and for that reason the greater portion From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia of the material written in the Lost Continent of Mu books is misleading and untrustworthy at the very least, and completely fraudulent at the worst. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toba_catastroph e_theory The Toba... There are several saving graces to Churchward and I was surprised to see in the "People of Note" section that Jame's brother Albert espoused the theory that Mu was not the Mother of Mankind, but that East Africa was. According to Appendix I, Albert Bronze Age Giants of Spain and France 2 Churchward published The Origin and Evolution of the Human Race in 1921. In this book, he theorised that humanity arose in http://rephaim23.wordpress.com/2014/02/17 the region of the Great Lakes and migrated outward into the rest of the world at different times with different levels of early /update-prehistoric-giants-of-france-and- spain-part-2/ ← Douglas fir trees of Mt. civilisations. He felt the symbols used by various peoples all over the world related to these migrations. His contemporaries Tabor Park, ... largely disagreed with his views and he wrote contemptuously of his critics. And yet I would have to agree with him, the general outline of his thesis sounds right to me, and it is basically a version of the "Out of Africa" Hypothesis which incorporates also "Peking Man" Upper Cave some of James Churchward's ideas. and the Ethnic Variety of Lemurians, Part II At the famous "Peking Man" Haekel's History of Creation: Original Idea of Humanity site of ZhouKouDian, China, Arising in Lemuria: the Theosophic theory of evolving there were fossil humans at Root-races came out of this idea. It also resembles two levels: the lower cave finds were the mor... Churchward's Children of Mu. The theory is connected to WHY there was even a need for a "Lemuria" in the American Cromagnons, first place. In this case, if there is a route by way of Archaics and Hopewell Southern Arabia and India to SouthEast Asia and Moundbuilders "Minnesota Woman", an thence out to the Pacific, then the need for a mid- Archaic burial of Indian Ocean "Lemuria" vanishes. Genetic studies "Paleoindian" type Or, Dale support a version of the movements of early humanity Does The Skulls Some More During the that much resembles this map. earl... ​ Megalithic Giants of France and Spain Part ​ 1 ​ ​ http://rephaim23.wordpress.com/2012/06/11 ​​​ /prehistoric-giants-of-france-and-spain/? relatedposts_exclude=1183 Prehistoric ​ ​ ​​​ Giants of France... ​ Coneheads again, And more on Adena Giant Warriors in Peru Continuing on Coneheads Reprint of a December 2011 Bones Don't Lie Blog: Not Aliens, Just Humans with Modified Crania This ... Atlantis and Civilizations Flow Chart This chart illustrating the various factors that feed into and then flow out of the state of Civilization was posted to my wall at Faceb... Popular Posts The World of Atlantis, Pt 2, Cultural Level of The Atlanteans Plato's story of the Atlantis war is set in the period ordinary Archaeology recognises as the Mesolithic, which is characterised ... Caste Systems Of Ancient India and America Once again, while I was searching for http://frontiers-of-anthropology.blogspot.com/2011/10/lifting-veil-on-lost-continent-of-mu.html Page 2 of 28 Frontiers of Anthropology: Lifting the Veil on the Lost Continent of Mu 3/2/14 8:33 PM something else, an Anthropological site had posted this painting from a Mayan tomb and illustrating ... "Peking Man" Upper Cave and the Ethnic Variety of Early-version, Simplified, Mitochondrial-DNA map Lemurians, Part II At the famous "Peking Man" site of ZhouKouDian, China, there were fossil humans at two levels: the lower cave finds were the mor..
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