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The Red Root Race

Cro-Magnon refers to early modern humans (Homo sapiens) who lived in Europe approximately 40,000 to 10,000 years ago, named after the Cro-Magnon rock shelter in France where their fossils were first discovered in 1868.

They were anatomically and genetically identical to present-day humans, known for their sophisticated tool-making, elaborate cave art (such as at Lascaux and Chauvet), and successful adaptation to environments during the late Pleistocene (Ice Age).

They did not evolve or “mutate” from sub-Saharan Africans. Here’s more from Robert Sepehr, author and anthropologist.

Posted in Long-Ago Times and tagged anthropology, cave art, Chauvet, Cro-Magnons, Europe, fossils, France, homo sapiens, Lascaux Cave, Pleistocene Era, Robert Sepehr, sub-Saharan Africans, tool-making | Leave a comment

God In A Nutshell

Let’s revisit the Garden of Eden, the Flood with Noah, and other Biblical stories to get a picture of the eternal struggle between God and Satan. This is a struggle that continues to this day, after dividing populations in most of the ancient civilizations of antiquity — including Sumeria, Assyria, Egypt, Babylon, Greece and Rome.

Author and documentary filmmaker Trey Smith created this work, which we present in two parts.

Here, he touches on God’s prohibition against child sacrifice, and how the minions of Satan continue to abuse this edict. Not only does he draw from the Bible, but also the lost books of the Bible — books the Satanists have tried to hide or obliterate so we do not understand who they are and how they operate.

Posted in Long-Ago Times and tagged Abraham, Assyria, astronomy, Babylon, Book of Enoch, Egypt, fossils, Garden of Eden, Greece, Marduk, mythology, Nephilim, Noah, Rome, Satan, Satanists, Sumeria, The Bible, Trey Smith, Vatican | Leave a comment

Then There Were Giants

Dr. Mike Wilkerson joins Sarah Westall to discuss his fascinating work looking at geology from a new perspective. He has discovered an extensive amount of evidence showing that many of the rocks that surround us are actually petrified organs. While the full science has not been proven yet, there remains a mounting pool of facts that cannot be disputed. This is a fascinating look at a whole new perspective in geology.

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The Cenozoic’s Coolest Fossils

The supervolcano we now call Yellowstone Park, was transformative, dynamic and dangerous, but it was also responsible for some of the continent’s most amazing fossil deposits during the Cenozoic Era. Host Kallie Moore elaborates on PBS Eons.

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When Hobbits Were Real

We already know about small-bodied, small-brained hominins in our human-fossil record. That’s why it was so shocking in 2004 when anthropologists discovered a tiny unknown hominin on the Indonesian island of Flores. Although only a meter tall and appearing to be not very old, it had features of an older hominin. The specimen–Homo Floresiensis–became commonly called “The Hobbit,” because of its short stature and oddly proportioned feet. Tune in to learn more about The Hobbit from PBS Eons.

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Posted in Long-Ago Times and tagged Ancient Man, anthropology, early humans, Flores, fossils, Homo Floresiensis, Indonesia, PBS Eons, The Hobbit | Leave a comment

Can We Take DNA From Fossils?

In 1993, scientists cracked open a piece of amber, took out the body of an ancient weevil and sampled its DNA. Or, at least, so we thought. It took another few decades of research and a lot of take-backs, before scientists could figure out how we could truly unlock the genetic secrets of the past. Learn more from PBS Eons.

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Unraveling the Virus Mystery

What are viruses and where did they come from? And most importantly, are they alive? Science has turned to recently discovered virus fossils, molecular trails that can help unvravel the mystery surrounding these genetic burglars. Learn more in this presentation by PBS Eons.

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The Great Snake Debate

The majority of prehistoric snake fossils reveal only a few bones. But 90 million years ago, an ancient species, known as najash, was discovered to have legs, some with two, others with four. “And because of this,” PBS Eons host Hank Green says, “the evolutionary history of snakes is among the most mysterious of all the vertebrates.

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There Are Candy for Dragons!

I am now convinced that every consumable given to us by the elite, represents some kind of mockery or evil. Opal Fruits (now Starburst) are no different. These vintage commercials disclose everything from chemtrails to fallen alien deception and depict children as “fruit” and “food” to the elite.

Opal is mined from Australia’s massive Great Artesian Basin GAB, from fossilized dinosaurs. Dragon tears (see urban dictionary for real meaning of man tears) are said to be the source of Starburst’ peculiar juiciness. Things get really weird when a commercial shows children being chemtrailed with Opal Fruits under pink skies! More from EntertheStars Reloaded.

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When Humans Were Prey

Our early ancestors were rightfully celebrated as efficient hunter-gatherers, but further research in the 1960s and 1970s revealed that they might have been prey, too. After uncovering mangled fossils with gouges and punctures in their skulls, anthropologists realized that hominids were not only successful hunters, but also were hunted by carnivores of the period. PBS Eons takes a closer look at the discovery.

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