1418 World Map 8 comments

5 Dec 2007 @ 06:46, by Anthony Marsh And its a copy of an even older world map. I think maybe we should examin our past a little more closly and disspell the lies of writen modern history. Main site: [link] Oh youll fall off the ends of the Earth, lol. I can't believe people fell for that flat Earth BS way back when, but then look what some people still believe today. lol.

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5 Dec 2007 @ 07:38 by vaxen : Cool...
but, you know, as well as I do, that no one believed in a 'flat earth!' Not the Arabs, not the Jews, not the Chinese, not even the Italianos nor even the Kelts (Who 'settled' the world). That was cooked up by the bigots who want you to believe that our 'Ankestros' were inostentatiously perverted and primitive beyond belief. Of course no one seems to take into account such wonders as the pyramids, oh no! Or stonehenge (Which isn't the only henge) or the ancient batteries in the Baghdad museum (What's left of it and even what's right of it) nor all the wonderful writings the Greeks stole from the Arabs who were amongst the best astronomers and knew, really knew, about space and where we hang in it! ~ The Greeks were wise because they learned how to speak Arabic then stole the knowledge and claimed it as their own...which, of course, it was. They'd just forgotten. And the Arabs got their know how from? Sumer! Land of the Eloh-iim! Those who from Heaven to Earth descended (In 'star' ships) ;)

Here I go again shpieling like I know something! I don't. I know nothing. Since no-thing is every-thing then I guess I really do know it all! Oi!

Thanks bushman san for another interesting...read/reed. ;)

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Interesting well the oldest one I've come across is a Greek one from about
200 BC.... But it basically shows the roman empire of sorts



those Greeks were way ahead of their time with their mechanical computer (antikythera device [link] ) and all

and heres one I pieced together from about 300 AD using web references



I figured most of the world was in the midsts of the agricultural revolution
at the time and its kind of amazing too that so many advanced civs were operating in relative isolation of each other.


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