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Northwest and Columbia Plateau Tribes (North America)
The Northwest and Columbia Plateau PeoplesArticle and research by Thomas Baurley, Technogypsie Research, August 7, 2017 The region of the Pacific Northwest was home to what Anthropologists call the indigenous Northwest Pleateau Peoples or Tribes. The region around the inland … Continue reading
Platform Fishing : Columbia River Tribes
Columbia River Tribes: Along the Columbia River, extending from Oregon, Washington, and Idaho is a region called the “Columbia Plateau” – home to four major indigenous Native American tribes. These tribes, share similarities in their culture, religion, diet, and language … Continue reading
Cairns and stacked rocks
Cairns and Stacked Rocks By Thomas Baurley The stacking of stones is a widespread cultural practice all around the world. You know it is a remnant of modern, historical, or prehistoric cultural manufacture because they were not placed there by … Continue reading
Offerings of the Naiads Book Project
Please help fund our research project and publication of our book “Offerings of the Naiads: Holy Wells and Sacred Springs in Western Culture” by our Founders.
Irish Genetic Studies: Closest relatives in Galicia and the Basque region
Genetic studies show our closest relatives are found in Galicia and the Basque region by Dick Ahlstrom, Monday Feb 16, 2009 (cross-posted for research here from http://www.irishtimes.com/news/genetic-studies-show-our-closest-relatives-are-found-in-galicia-and-the-basque-region-1.700877 for research and reference) ANCESTRAL LINKS:WHAT DO pygmy shrews, badgers, mountain hares, pine martins and … Continue reading
Viking Burials in Ireland
Vikings are no strangers to Ireland Irish history is colored with Viking raids, settlement, and invasion. Vikings were first spotted off the Irish coast as early as 792 C.E. It comes to no surprise that the Irish landscape is dotted … Continue reading
Could the four bodies found at Trinity roadworks be Vikings?
Reprinted from http://www.irishcentral.com/news/Could-the-four-bodies-found-at-under-Trinity-road-works-be-Vikings.html Jane Walsh @irishcentral August 15,2014 01:15 AM Team of experts believe they have unearthed a per-medieval cemetery at the heart of Dublin city.Photo by: Rubicon Heritage The archaeological firm excavating the site outside Trinity College, in Dublin’s … Continue reading
Vesta Talent Agency: Science and Lore
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Overnight Reputation for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. In every field one needs to find various talent to host the show, act the part, share the story, or … Continue reading
Neolithic Wooden Wells (Germany)
Willy Tegel et al. Early Neolithic Water Wells Reveal the World’s Oldest Wood Architecture. PLoS ONE 2012. Open access Image:http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0051374 Figure 2. Tree-ring samples and chronologies. (A) Temporal distribution of 147 oak ring width series, indicating the lengths of the … Continue reading
Revenge of the Neanderthals
Crossposted from Pleasance, Chris Jan-2014 “Revenge of the Neanderthals: ‘Legacy genes from ancient humans may be to blame for modern killer diseases such as cancer and diabetes’”. UK Mail Online. Website referenced 1/25/2014 at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2546191/Revenge-Neanderthals-Legacy-genes-ancient-humans-blame-modern-killer-diseases-cancer-diabetes.html. Revenge of the Neanderthals: ‘Legacy’ … Continue reading