The british claim on boomerang !

I read an article yesterday in the Daily Express about a man, an historian, who claim that the boomerang is not an aborig�ne invention, but had been discovered about 4000 AD in Yorkshire, UK !

www.theaustralian.news.com.au...

The svastika stone It's true that it look like a 4 branch boomrang


[Edited on 11-5-2004 by Nans DESMICHELS]

Covered Nans:
BRIT CLAIMS AUSSIE LEGEND




seekerof

Excellent post Nans, I remember reading an article on the internet about this the other day. I found the article a very interesting read

Originally posted by Seekerof
Covered Nans:
BRIT CLAIMS AUSSIE LEGEND




seekerof

I really sorry.
But I've done a boolean search before posting this.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

And, from the other post, you said :

That's just fine and dandy.

Australian aboriginals have inhabited the great southern land for 40,000 years in comparison.

Yes, but the argument of the historian is that before the british immigrants colonization, aborigens used thrown sticks to hunt.





[Edited on 11-5-2004 by Nans DESMICHELS]

Originally posted by Nans DESMICHELS
I read an article yesterday in the Daily Express about a man, an historian, who claim that the boomerang is not an aborig�ne invention, but had been discovered about 4000 AD in Yorkshire, UK !

The Brit's can have complete bragging rights as far as i'm concerned.
When one considers English food, it makes perfect sense they would
claim this 'fact'.
English food + Boomerang invented in U.K. = An object you can
throw as hard as you can, but 30sec later it will smack ya' in da head
S.

Originally posted by sanctum

Originally posted by Nans DESMICHELS
I read an article yesterday in the Daily Express about a man, an historian, who claim that the boomerang is not an aborig�ne invention, but had been discovered about 4000 AD in Yorkshire, UK !

The Brit's can have complete bragging rights as far as i'm concerned.
When one considers English food, it makes perfect sense they would
claim this 'fact'.
English food + Boomerang invented in U.K. = An object you can
throw as hard as you can, but 30sec later it will smack ya' in da head
S.

lol

Originally posted by Nans DESMICHELS

The svastika stone It's true that it look like a 4 branch boomrang

How come there is what appears to an identical carving about
5ft away, diag' upper left on the light gray rock. Doesn't make
sense to carve 2 so close to each other unless it was a 'draft'

Sanc'

i read this on yahoo and found it fascinating, one question i have is, what is with the tail on both of the lower right corner extensions.

Originally posted by IKnowNothing
i read this on yahoo and found it fascinating, one question i have is, what is with the tail on both of the lower right corner extensions.

I saw the tail too, IKN. It's also on the 'other one'. And both
carvings are facing roughly the same direction.
Sanc'.

Found this, IKN note the 'same carving' jpg ,at the top. there is a definite 'tail'
www.alkelda.f9.co.uk...
and this, which i'm currently trying to work through
www.crystalinks.com...
When u conn' to this url, have a look at the site's
topic in your browser url banner.
Sanc'.