Rare Ancient Artefact Found in Malta

Originally posted by TheComte

Originally posted by MrsBlonde
I'm starting to think that Sumeria was a world wide culture....?

Hmmm, Sumeria wasn't a worldwide culture. But I think there was a worldwide culture that spawned Sumeria, and other ancient classical civilizations.

Clues point to a region in central Asia around the Black Sea where civilization began pre-Flood, and spread out radially from there. The writing on the Tataria Tablets resembles this new find.

Tataria Tablets

edit on 16-1-2012 by TheComte because: (no reason given)

I can embrace that,I don't know what came first the chicken or the egg. I have seen the Tartaria inscriptions .I sort agree with David Flynn about his concepts of the time markers embedded in the geoglyphs of Earth and the Procession of the Equinox,which the Sumerians clearly new and used and as Flynn indicates is the hallmark of the ancient lost society from which all our knowledge descends. That's were I'm poking around the edges of now .

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Thank you for your quick response.
I now have a starting point!
Rainbows
Jane

Originally posted by Starchild23
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"Implications"...such as?

Well, it is just a theory but i suspect there are links in common and these have been suppressed to engender difference rather than allowing us to move together. But i am probably way off and living in la la land!

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Ninurta was the son of Enlil, and Ninlil, not the daughter.

Originally posted by nenothtu
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Ninurta was the son of Enlil, and Ninlil, not the daughter.

Pardon me.

Told you I was no expert!

Harte

Originally posted by Flavian
However, back to the matter at hand. The Knights Hospitaller were based on Malta, as well as it's derivative into the 16th and 17th century. During this later spell, they used the island as a base for attacking the Barbary pirates of North Africa and the Ottoman Empire. They were also not above kidnapping ships full of christians and selling them to Barbary pirates in order to both raise funds for themselves and to further hatred of the Muslims. They were also involved in the trade in antiquities - as such you would expect Malta to be littered with remnants from all over the Middle East.

That's what I was thinking to. The artifact is out of place. Doesn't really fit the cult religions on Malta during the time period in question and no other artifacts to indicate any other trade going on between Malta and Mesopotamia either.

So perhaps it was the Knights. Since they were heavily involved in Crusades, taking stuff from the middle east and attacking pirate ships that might have had artifacts on those ships.