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Originally posted by Furbs
I have a Masters of Art History from Michigan State University.
It is my expert opinion that two things are going on here.
1. Reinterpretation of previously interpreted art
2. Outright fraud.
Originally posted by purplemer
reply to post by Furbs
Acquainted with an art degree means you are versed in the conventional. Not the unconventional. I think you are as qualified to form an opinion on this thread as anyone else. The more versed you are in a subject the less likely you are to be able to see outside the box..
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by Furbs
I have a Masters of Art History from Michigan State University.
It is my expert opinion that two things are going on here.
Fantastic!
So your expertise can tell us where these are from based on the style of art.
Right?
Originally posted by NewAgeMan
reply to post by Furbs
How do you explain the depiction of the rings of saturn in one of those images, is it, the artifact, a forgery, and if not, how could they know about the planetary rings..?
Originally posted by Gazrok
Why is there no credible links of these discoveries? Only ancient alien 2012 sites.
Because most likely, they are forgeries.
Even if they weren't, there are numerous explanations instead of aliens. For example, many African masks have similar characteristics, so how do we know these images aren't indicative of similar motifs in South America? Without seeing these pieces in other sources though, I'd think them to be highly suspect.
Originally posted by Pauligirl
UNAM was then emailed and this was the reply:
“The information on that webpage is FALSE. We have never heard of them before.
We have already sent an email asking to IMEDIATELY REMOVE that text from
that webpage, as we have never done such analysis in our Radiocarbon
laboratory. We are a serious research laboratory.
Tank you for the information”
I guess the question is now, did blossomrivergroup ever have actual possession of the “artifacts” or were they just hoping to find a gullible sucker on the internet with more money than sense?
Originally posted by mrmagic
Originally posted by VDJ10
Although an interesting find, i'm leading towards fakes, otherwise these things would be all over the news.
The people who own the majority of what we know as the main stream media, would dismiss this instantly regardless of proof. It happens all the time.
People who believe in Aliens / UFO's are laughed at by our society. Its the way people have been engineered to react due to those in power. Is this not obvious to you?
Originally posted by Xcalibur254
reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter
Simple enough. Go through my thread history. You will eventually come across one challenging 2012 believers to produce an example of the Long Count ending after the 13th baktun. Not a single person was able to produce an example. If these people aren't gullible why are they buying into these claims when they can't even prove the most basic claim inherent to all of them?
Originally posted by muzzleflash
Originally posted by NuminousCosmos
reply to post by Mkoll
Perhaps, but why would these 'galactic' travelers come to visit the Mayans? Why would they not have visited the Roman Empire at it's height? Because the Romans documented how they built their mega-structures, or organized their empire, or how they created their sculptures...so there isn't any sport in claiming that Aliens Did It. I just can't see why advanced civilizations from the depths of space would come here to mess with South and Central American primitives, but ignore the rest of the planet.
I just googled "Roman Empire UFO reports" and there were 1.5 million results roughly.
And many stories from the Roman era of what we would call modern UFO reports.
And you were saying?
Originally posted by NuminousCosmos
I believe these are modern day forgeries. The Mayans could not have known that there were planets with ring systems...and even if 'galactic' visitors came down from the deep depths of the Cosmos just to tell them that Saturn had rings, they also would probably have taught them how to draw better.edit on 3/13/2012 by NuminousCosmos because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by RealSpoke
This thread is missing the proof part.
People make art, that isn't proof of anything but creativity.
Originally posted by DataDoc
Originally posted by NuminousCosmos
I believe these are modern day forgeries. The Mayans could not have known that there were planets with ring systems...and even if 'galactic' visitors came down from the deep depths of the Cosmos just to tell them that Saturn had rings, they also would probably have taught them how to draw better.edit on 3/13/2012 by NuminousCosmos because: (no reason given)
I recently watched a show on TV that told about a tribe in Africa. They have handed down knowledge about a planet that orbits Sirius for generations. It was not discovered by modern astronomers until sometime in the '50s. They say the Star People told them about it and they hold a celebration every time it would pass in front of Sirius (something like every 70 years). How does a primitive tribe have knowledge for over a thousand years of a planet that cannot even be seen with modern telescopes? Modern equipment can only detect it's shadow (by a decrease in the brightness of the star) when it passes by.