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reply to post by ImNotACylon
Not to rain on your parade as i applaud your posting interesting information. I just would've liked it if you had checked to see that this has been posted about before, seen on TV, mentioned in books, and is pretty much tantamount to beating a dead horse.
Originally posted by ImNotACylon
reply to post by smyleegrl
while I find this topic interesting, It just didn't need to be posted about for the 10,000,000th time. This is not new, nor is it unknown to pretty much anyone with even a passing interest in the odd.
Not to rain on your parade as i applaud your posting interesting information. I just would've liked it if you had checked to see that this has been posted about before, seen on TV, mentioned in books, and is pretty much tantamount to beating a dead horse.
Also, a little balanced research would've been nice as there are competing theories about these maps and their origins.
The piri reis map has always fascinated me but I'm still undecided as to what it actually shows.
It sure does look like the land under Antarctica, but that's, really, about as far as one can go with it.
"It may or may not be... but it looks like it."
There is nothing definitive about it and the fact that it DOES exists means it should. IT only "shouldn't" if it actually shows the landmass under Antarctica.
There is no proof it does, though it makes a for an interesting and compelling topic of debate.
So, again, thank you for posting this but a thorough check of ATS beforehand would've done you well.
Originally posted by this_is_who_we_are
reply to post by smyleegrl
Just recently the British Antarctic Survey released a map of what Antarctica looks like without ice. Here's a photo:
click thumbnail for larger image
www.antarctica.ac.uk...
Some malison, like in tails?
edit on 3/26/2013 by this_is_who_we_are because: typo
Originally posted by this_is_who_we_are
reply to post by smyleegrl
Just recently the British Antarctic Survey released a map of what Antarctica looks like without ice. Here's a photo:
click thumbnail for larger image
www.antarctica.ac.uk...
edit on 3/26/2013 by this_is_who_we_are because: typo
You know, this was new information to me. Just because you may be familiar with it doesn't mean that everyone else is. There's also nothing wrong with bringing information to the community....we have so many new members who've never read about the topic. And, if I may draw from my own personal experience, a lot of people wouldn't even know what terms to type in the search engine.
Originally posted by smyleegrl
Originally posted by Telos
reply to post by smyleegrl
Graham Hancock must feel very happy and thankful to ATS for sharing entire chapters of is Fingerprints of the Gods book
Didn't get it from Fingerprints of the Gods, although someone did recommend that book lately and I just started reading it.
It is interesting, though, that he had a lot of the same info.
There's another book that is also interesting, called Earth's Forbidden Secrets. Its what inspired this thread, actually. You can find it online in pdf form for free if you're interested.
Originally posted by coredrill
Good Research , i Admit.
But is the matter of the research fact or fiction or of dubious origin (the case of the Piri Reis Map)?
For those who Star & Flag - of course it makes a good read. But more than that, have you actually read into the other side? Have you searched for other sources than in the post to verify the authenticity of the claims about the map? i dont think so.
Have a read at
A Scientific Analysis of the Piri Reis Map
Originally posted by goou111
reply to post by smyleegrl
You know, this was new information to me. Just because you may be familiar with it doesn't mean that everyone else is. There's also nothing wrong with bringing information to the community....we have so many new members who've never read about the topic. And, if I may draw from my own personal experience, a lot of people wouldn't even know what terms to type in the search engine.
I think the 474 flags speaks for itself
reply to post by Telos
It's strange because the order and the pics are exactly the same as on Fingerprints of the Gods. And I did read Earth's Forbidden Secrets which btw was the case of a debate because Maxwell Sigan apparently used the same order and text for the topic. Anyway, for the other members who might want to read this directly from Earth's Forbidden Secrets, here is the link for the book which is free: www.dl4all.com...
Originally posted by smyleegrl
Greetings, ATS!
Today I bring you an ancient mystery…..maps, drawn in antiquity, that show areas supposedly unknown and unexplored, such as the continent of Antarctica. How did the cartographers manage to accurately portray entire land masses that were unknown in their day and time?