I am introducing my self...

First off, cool smilies, I am guessing you had them custom made for this site.

I noticed in Mysterious, Ancient, and Lost Civilizations you had alot of cool posts; I have to do a research project for History 101.

Can any of you suggest an ancient phylosopher or engineer? I remember reading once about one who designed on paper alot of # before his time. Like planes, and all kinds of stuff.

Any how about me.
I am an former US Marine, and now a disabled vet.
I am 22 and in college for BIO Mechanical Computer Engineering.
I run losttware.com and spent a ton of time making the site, but am kinda depressed cause no one uses it.
I also have questions I will be posting here about the ancient stuff, that stuff interests me.

Anyhow, I am doing a paper now for college so I can't type much but hopefully when I check back you guy's will have listed some cool names of ancient greek engineers and stuff and I will find one I like.

Thanks,

Very nice site. You might be interested in keelynet: www.keelynet.com...

I can't do your homework though. sorry.

cheers
ktpr

hi there

I'm pretty new too

I checked out your site........ great concept!!!!!!!1

hope you get more business soon. Chin up.

Hello, greetings, and welcome. Firstly let me congratulate you on a cool avatar. Lots of cool stuff here to browse through. I hope you find something you are looking for here.

BACK ENGINEERING ANCIENT UFO

Well, Leonardo Da Vinci designed helicopters and balloons and all manner of contraptions ahead of his time, but he's not exactly ancient.

I think we will learn a lot more about ancient Greek civilisation during next year (Athens Olympic year with all the PR opportunities that accompany that) but that won't help with your assignment.

Enjoy your time at ATS.





[Edited on 28-9-2003 by MaskedAvatar]

hey welcome, had a look at your site..pretty cool ..i hope it picks up soon...good ideas

well im sure you will like it hear
see you around the board

Prometheus? no thats not it, um... but the greek dude who attached wings to himself and his son and flew. I think it was Daedalus.