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Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by rapunzel222
New Zealand is much much older than you realise; to my knowledge there are at least 4 different civilizations at different times in NZ before the Maori arrived.
Originally posted by Mercurio
This is what Thor Heyerdahl was trying to prove (that white people built everything and taught people to be civilized). He was, by the way, a Nazi sympathizer. Which as far as academic bias goes, is up at the top of the list. Why do some people want to prove these things, anyway?
If there's evidence for Caucasoid remains in places where they are not expected, I certainly wouldn't be surprised. There is lots of evidence for Pre-Columbian exploration. What I know you won't find real evidence for, is the racist idea that "white gods brought civilization to the savages" that Thor Heyerdahl was so determined to prove. That's what I think people would be offended by.
Originally posted by Essan
We seem to have gone ff track.
Does anyone have any valid reason why evidence for the presence of humans in New Zealand before the Maoris would be supressed by archaeologists?
Of course, embarassing for the maoris if humans were co-existing with the mega fauna on New Zealand for thousands of years, and only when they arrived did they suddenly became all extinct .... Oops ....
you have stone structures in easter island that look identical to nuraghi stone towers in the mediterranean and other stone houses in europe
btw, don't insult von daniken. he was never racist or a white supremacist. All he wanted was to make ppl see that aliens had been to earth in our ancient history, which there is actually plenty of evidence that they have done so.
In 1722, a Dutch explorer, Jacob Roggeveen, sighted and visited Easter island. This happened to be on a Sunday, Easter Sunday to be precise, and the name stuck: Easter Island (Isla de Pascua in Spanish). What he discovered on Easter Island were three distinct groups of people, Dark skinned, Red skinned, and very Pale skinned People with red hair. Search up Waitaha on wikipedia and you will find they claim to be 3 different races, 1 dark and 2 light.
Originally posted by kezzanator
2000 year old rat bones found in hawkes bay are from a species of rat from indonesia that is larger, and predecesses the kiore. Now how would a rat from indoniesa get to New Zealand 2000 years ago? Oh thats right, Maui stopped off there, as is proven by cave drawings and the presence of his signature. The drawings were deciphered by New Zealander Barry Fell.
Originally posted by Hanslune
reply to post by kezzanator
In 1722, a Dutch explorer, Jacob Roggeveen, sighted and visited Easter island. This happened to be on a Sunday, Easter Sunday to be precise, and the name stuck: Easter Island (Isla de Pascua in Spanish). What he discovered on Easter Island were three distinct groups of people, Dark skinned, Red skinned, and very Pale skinned People with red hair. Search up Waitaha on wikipedia and you will find they claim to be 3 different races, 1 dark and 2 light.
You sure that is in Jacob's journal? It was found in 1836 and published later....perhaps you could link to the part where he made this discovery please
Originally posted by kezzanator
reply to post by aorAki
Unfortunately I cannot locate an internet source for this information. When I have some time I will scan some pages of Trevor Hoskings book. He is a very credible source and was put in charge of discovering and protecting maori sites that were in the way of the Turangi power scheme. He also had to remove and relocate many remains, hence the discovery of the ancient skulls. He is well respected by local iwi, and is not a racist.
Originally posted by coredrill
reply to post by Hanslune
Hey Hans,
I found this one at the sacred texts archives
Te Pito Te Henua, Or Easter Island by William J. Thomson [1891]
Mendana states that the islanders are nearly white and have red hair. They resemble the Marquesans more than any other Polynesians, and considerable variety prevails in their complexions. The children are not much darker than Europeans, but the skin assumes a brown line as they grow up and are exposed to the sun and trade-winds. The parts of the body that are covered retain the light color, and the females, who are usually protected from the sun, are much fairer than the men. Bronze complexions are believed to indicate strength, and a dark skin is considered a mark of beauty. The eyes are dark-brown, bright, and fall, with black brows and lashes not very heavy. The countenance is usually open, modest, and pleasing. The facial angle is slightly receding, the nose aquiline and well, proportioned; the prominent chin with thin lips gives somewhat the appearance of resolution to the countenance.
Originally posted by LUXUS
These are obviously remains of a colony who survived the flood. They are decedents of Cain i.e. atlantians. They have the mark of Cain too which is to be extremely tall. Remember when god said I will put a mark on your decedents and it will protect them, that mark was height!
The Greeks call them titans, the Irish call them the Tuatha Dé Danann, in Indian text they are the Asuras and the Norse call them the Æsir. In all accounts they are described as tall Caucasians with pail white skin, red/brown hair and green/blue eyes. In New Zealand the modern Maoris probably want to cover up this because they don’t want to say that when they arrived there the island had already been occupied for thousands of years by whites. Genetically the Celts are the closest to these peoples which is why if you extracted dna from those bones and did dna mapping it would show a match with Ireland. Same if you did this with those tall mummies in china or the pharaohs of Egypt.