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an artistic painting on the side of a cave wall shows a lizard and other animals
Cave of Altamira
Prehistoric Cave painting | 35000 years ago | Ancient Art History
an image of the earth from space showing two different planets, one in blue and one in green
Teoria conferma esistenza Universi Paralleli
Il piacere di sapere che: Teoria conferma esistenza Universi Paralleli
some very strange looking rocks in the desert under a red sky with clouds above them
Mountain of the Gods
Mountain of the Gods --Ruins on Mount Nemrut, Turkey, burial site of kings, date from the first century B.C.
an artistic painting of a woman with space in the background
Earth day every day . Love your mother!!
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four ancient artifacts are shown with the names of them in spanish and mexican language, including an
ghiandola pineale 2
CHE COS’E’ LA GHIANDOLA PINEALE ??? A COSA SERVE ??? QUI CI SONO DEGLI STUDI …
ghiandola pineale 2
stonehenge under the night sky with stars above it and milky in the background
Stonehenge Milky Way by Mads Peter Iversen / 500px
Stonehenge Milky Way - )
the words are written in white on a brown background, and there is also an image of
ANNO 1850: QUANDO GIUNSERO SULLA TERRA DEI VIAGGIATORI PROVENIENTI DA UNIVERSI PARALLELI | Alien Origins
ANNO 1850: QUANDO GIUNSERO SULLA TERRA DEI VIAGGIATORI PROVENIENTI DA UNIVERSI PARALLELI - Alien Origins
an iphone screen showing the different types of metal and other items that are on display
THE SYMBOLS FOR THE CREATOR/ ALL GOD. ACROSS ALL CULTURES. ANOTHER COINCIDENCE THAT THEY LOOK THE SAME?
an image of different types of pyramids and their names in spanish, with the caption
Cultures Ancestrales - Le Forum • Page d’index
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an aerial view of a city surrounded by fields
Nineveh
The oldest and most populated city of the ancient Assyrian Empire, Nineveh, sat on the eastern bank of the Tigris river. The city is first mentioned about 1800 BC as a center of worship of Ishtar whose cult was responsible for the city's early importance. A statue of the goddess was sent to Amenhotep III, Pharaoh of Egypt in the 14th century BC by orders of the king of Mitanni.