Three completely unrelated sources point to the same date.... Nobody explains why. The pattern: Plato dates the sinking of Atlantis to 9,000 years before Solon, which works out to about 9600 BC. The Younger Dryas ended abruptly around 9700 BC, with sea levels surging. Göbekli Tepe, the oldest known monumental site, was built around 9500 BC. A myth, a climate record, and a ruin all land in the same century.show more

According to Plato, Atlantis was the main city of... an advanced civilization that was wiped out 9,000 years ago, which places the event right at the Younger Dryas abrupt climate change and the Gothenburg geomagnetic excursion. Some sources about Plato suggest that there were at least a few floods between the event that sank Atlantis and the time when he lived. This also aligns with the 8.2-kiloyear event, the 5.9-kiloyear event, and the collapse of the Bronze Age civilizations — all associated with abrupt climate change and geomagnetic excursions. Right now we are facing the same kind of event, and that’s why the billionaires are building doomsday bunkers.show more

Facial reconstruction of a 2,150-year-old man from Chios, Greece... Ancient Greek medical texts, including those attributed to Hippocrates, describe various forms of cranial surgery. However, the practice of cranial surgery in Greece predates Hippocrates by many centuries. The oldest skeletal evidence of trepanation was found in a Minoan ossuary in Crete (2200–1720 BC). Trepanned skulls from different periods have also been discovered in Delphi (1700–1750 BC), the Peloponnese (1400–1060 BC), Crete (8th century BC), Abdera (7th century BC), and elsewhere, indicating a wide geographic and chronological distribution (Georgios Tsermoulas, Asterios Aidonis, Graham Flint, 2014). The burial at Chios, a cist tomb dating to the second half of the 2nd century BC, contained the remains of a man estimated to have been around 50 years old. His skull had a circular opening in the left parietal region, measuring approximately 1.62 cm in diameter. Examination of the margins of the opening indicated that it was surgically created and had undergone substantial healing, suggesting that the man survived the procedure. According to anthropologist Asterios Aidonis, the limited signs of infection and the degree of healing indicate that the individual may have survived for approximately five to six years after the operation, eventually dying at around 50 years of age.show more

Maize was domesticated in Mesoamerica roughly 8,000-9,000 years ago... and the earliest example of a tortilla dates back to around 700 BC in current day Morelos, Mexico! Fun fact: Aztec warriors would carry tortillas as field rations, sometimes with beans and/or chiles | 🇲🇽show more

The story of Atlantis comes from the ancient Greek... philosopher Plato, who wrote about it in his works Timaeus and Critias. He described Atlantis as a large and powerful island civilization that existed far out in the Atlantic Ocean. According to the story, Atlantis was highly advanced, with great buildings, canals, and a well organized society. The city itself was said to be built in rings, with land and water laid out in a careful pattern. At first, the people of Atlantis lived in balance and followed higher principles, but over time they became greedy, corrupt, and focused on power. Plato’s account says that as the people changed, their society began to fall apart. The gods, seeing this decline, decided to punish Atlantis. In a single day and night of disaster, the island was struck by massive earthquakes and floods. The land broke apart, and the entire civilization sank into the sea, disappearing beneath the water. The story was passed down as a warning about what can happen when a society loses its values and becomes consumed by control and excess.show more

Ready to #WIZZ on a new adventure? Journey down... the silk road with us to Samarkand, Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 Founded in 7th century BC, the city is one of the oldest in central Asia! A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it's also one of our favourite WIZZ wonders of the world 👀show more

The wheel within the wheel! The astronomical clock in... Prague tracks the zodiac constellations. Built in the 15th century, this sophisticated machine was so important that, according to legend, the councillors of Prague decided to blind its builder, Master Hanuš. Prior to these clocks being built in Europe in the 15th century, the only other known mechanism was the one found in the sea near Crete, today known as the Antikythera mechanism. This device, used for tracking the stars and constellations, is dated to around 300 BC, but in my opinion, it is much older and was probably built before the collapse of the Bronze Age civilizations. The astronomical clock represents one of the most important forms of knowledge, as it tracks long cycles, allowing the elite to know when to prepare for the abrupt climate change events.show more

Göbekli Tepe has been excavated for more than two... decades. In all that time, archaeologists have found exactly one image of a woman. She is carved crudely into a stone bench, not part of the site's planned decoration, which is part of why some researchers think she was added later, after the building around her was already finished. Everything else at Göbekli Tepe is built around the male body. One woman, scratched into a bench, in the middle of it.show more

Einstein wrote the foreword. The CIA classified it. And... Egyptian priests described it 2,400 years ago. According to Charles Hapgood’s theory, every few thousand years Earth’s entire outer crust becomes unstable and slides over the mantle like the loose skin of an orange. His mechanism: massive ice sheets build up near the poles until the imbalance hits a tipping point. Then the crust shifts, dragging whole continents into new climate zones. Abrupt climate change. Mega-tsunamis. Earthquakes. Volcanic eruptions. Civilizations collapsing almost overnight. His evidence: the sudden end of the last Ice Age, mammoths frozen with food still in their stomachs, flood traditions on every continent, and ancient maps that appear to show Antarctica before it was discovered, and before it was buried under ice. Albert Einstein called the idea original and worthy of serious investigation. Then came Chan Thomas. His book The Adam and Eve Story was classified by the CIA and only released, heavily redacted, in 2013. Thomas went further: the slip doesn’t take millennia, it happens within hours, and it returns roughly every 6,500 years. He wrote that it happened in Noah’s time 6,500 years ago, to Adam and Eve 11,500 years ago, and that it will happen again. 11,500 years ago. Right around the end of the Younger Dryas. The same era Plato gave for the sinking of Atlantis. But the oldest witness is Herodotus. Around 450 BC, Egyptian priests told him that in 11,340 years of their recorded history, the sun had four times left its normal path: “twice he came up where he now goes down.” The sun rising in the west. Exactly what you would see from the ground if the crust beneath you turned over. Plato heard the same from the priests of Saïs: “There have been, and will be again, many destructions of mankind.” A history professor. A CIA-classified author. The Father of History. All describing the same event.show more

The best way to preserve knowledge and timekeeping systems... from the Geophysical Event is to mark time capsules with the zodiac constellations. The Sayburç site in Turkey, near Göbekli Tepe, is not 9,000 years old but approximately 11,000 years old. It was built by survivors of the catastrophic abrupt climate change associated with the Younger Dryas. They marked the winter solstice and the vernal equinox. We now know that the site was built to preserve human knowledge and was deliberately buried. On this wall, we can clearly see the constellation Taurus, the Bull, facing Orion. This represents the winter solstice, as confirmed by my astronomical calculations. The man with the erect phallus represents the Sun standing between the two lions at the vernal equinox, when the Sun was positioned between the two lion figures. In the same way, our current civilization marked the date on the Hoover Dam using Polaris and the vernal equinox, while Jeff Bezos and the Long Now Foundation are building a giant precessional clock inside a mountain to preserve this knowledge from the coming collapse of civilization. The mainstream narrative teaches you that the zodiac constellations were Mesopotamian and Greek inventions from 3,000 years ago, but we can clearly see that this knowledge was already present 11,000 years ago.show more

BREAKING NEWS : David Eby calls snap election for... October 24th. The BC Liberals meanwhile are kicking out Conservative MLAs, in a purge of all things conservative, from the party the BC Liberals just stole, from the members. I predict a massive BC NDP win, with a shift in support going from the Conservative Party, to OneBC.show more

Plato got his accounts of Atlantis and the Flood... from Solon, who learned them from Egyptian priests. Therefore, to find Atlantis, we must look to ancient Egypt. The ancient Egyptians spoke of a mysterious homeland called Punt—a wealthy land known for its gold, incense, exotic animals, and advanced seafaring. They referred to it as the “Land of the Gods” and the place from which their ancestors came. The route to Punt led through the Red Sea into the open sea, or pélagos óntōs. In this open sea, we find legends of two sunken continents: the Hindu-Tamil Kumari Kandam and Lemuria. In 2013, scientists discovered evidence of Mauritia, a submerged microcontinent near Madagascar that was once connected to it. This is the true Atlantis—and, yes, a circular formation resembling Atlantis can still be seen there today on Google Maps. The Pillars of Heracles correspond to the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, as Geryon’s island was called Erytheia, meaning “Red Island,” and was located in the Red Sea…show more

Some Nations’ Army (Ground Forces) Command Establishment Dates Around... the World: • Turkish Land Forces: 209 BC 🐺🇹🇷show more

What if Atlantis wasn't in the Atlantic Ocean, nor... in the west at all? The ancient Egyptians spoke of a mysterious homeland called Punt, a wealthy land of gold, incense, exotic animals, and advanced seafaring. They referred to it as the "Land of the Gods" and the place from which their ancestors came. The story of Atlantis comes through this chain: Egyptian priests → Solon → Dropides → Critias the Elder → Critias → Plato. And this was after the Bronze Age Collapse and the Greek Dark Ages, when literacy had largely been lost. What if the Pillars of Heracles were actually in the Red Sea? Have we been searching for Atlantis in the wrong place all along?show more

When you visit, your guide will tell you that... this place is a Lycian city dating back to the 5th century BC. Because they taught the guide the same thing. Myra Archaeological Site, Demre, Antalya, Türkiye 🇹🇷show more

Earth doesn't reset just once. It pulses. Years ago:... 12.9k: Younger Dryas 8.2k: global cooling 4.2k: megadrought, empires fall 3.2k: Bronze Age collapse 1.4k & 0.5k: two Little Ice Ages By my calculations, the Age of Aries began ~2200 BC. The 4.2k megadrought hit in that same century. The biggest reset, the Younger Dryas, opened the Age of Leo. Leo's exact opposite on the wheel is Aquarius, which by my count begins ~2170 AD. Earth's magnetic field is weakening again. Still random? 🌍show more

…anyways here’s something I made by hand with zero... experience bc I was willing to learn through trial and error! I got to harness my creativity in a fun new way and in the end it was all the more precious to me bc of its flaws. Believe it or not the joy is in the process!show more

2,100 years later and still a remarkable piece of... royal military equipment from the ancient world. This bronze shield was made for King Pharnakes I of Pontus, who ruled along the southern shores of the Black Sea in the 2nd century BC.show more