Atlantean Research Journal, and Atlantis from 1950 cont

Atlantean Research Journal, and Atlantis from 1950 cont.

Tiahuanacao-The Next Stage, Edmund Kiss (a Summary)

A forward note- Mr. Kiss in the 1950's was surveying the area around Tiahuanacao for geologic and wall formations underwater near this monument and the surrounding Lakes. He wrote a book called, 'Des Sonnentor Von Tiahuanacao'. He also wrote several books on Atlantis and the Hoerbiger Theory as well as about the Calendar stone.

1. He measured the so-called upper strand line, which lies 200 m. above Tiahuanaco strand line, that is above the line which descends southwards from the level of the mole in the harbor. Contrary to that of Tiahuanaco, that line does not consist of chalk deposited by water, or of a tide marks, or of the delta courses of ancient rivers, but of large masses of shells, chiefly mussels.

Stretches of this strand line have disappeared in some places, but in others they are marked by piled -up deposits of masses of shells. The Indians know these locations, since they burn the shells on the spot to make building-lime. The upper strand-line is therefore not as continuous as the lower one, although large gaps occur also in the latter.

In South-Atakama, Ascotan-the upper mussel-shell line seems to me to terminate in the air, and not to be continuous, all the way round, as should be the case with an inland lake. If the line is fixed thus, it will prove that the Gulf of Tiahuanaco, the bottom of which is now the Meseta, was at one time connected to the ocean. The lower line was surveyed under the direction of the Late A. Posnansky, but the upper line has only been briefly visited. These surveys, therefore, are as yet inadequate to prove the existence of an ancient gulf, which was joined with the ocean, because the lower chalk strand-line disappears some 10 km. To the south of Lake Poopo in the deposits of sand, clay, and salt, which have filled the southern basin of the Meseta. The work remaining to be done requires a great deal of time and expense. In my survey, I used three methods, the same as Alexander von Humboldt. Errors are possible in the application of all three, but they can be kept to a minimum.

2. The buildings still lying at the bottom of the southern part of Lake Titicaca ought to be explored, as I was able to carry out only a partial examination. Posnansky considered that they dated from the pre-ice age. I believe them to be the work of the same masons who fashioned the Calendar Gate.

As a starting point, I recommend the Island of Simillake, which lies in the Peruvian part of the Delta lagoon of the Desaguadero. The main walls of the square structure, measuring 50x50 m., which are still preserved, are faced inside and outside with polished Andesite slabs, similar to the buildings in Tiahuanaco, namely Puma Punku. The core of the main walls consists of chalk-cement with large round pebbles. There are many such buildings, but most of them lie underwater. The present lower surface level of the great lake is much more favorable for exploration than it was in my time."

Rhesus Negative Factor-A proof of Atlantean Descent, J. A. Clarke (a summary)

J. Clarke saw the R. Negative Factor in a article around early 1950's about the racial origin of RH Negative in certain peoples which was introduced some thousands of years ago by a migrating group. A very high percentage was the Basque. He asks the question if it is possible that the Atlantis people were the ones who brought this blood type in origin into Europe. It suggests it would be interesting if there are Polynesians who have this blood type. Could they have reached Peru via Atlantis? In 'Kon-Tiki', Thor Heyerdahl mentions two invasions or cultural waves at 500 and 1,000 A.D. They were of a pure Stone Age people. In Peru stories of a white race with beards who arrived and vanished and fled westward into the Pacific. When the Europeans came to the Polynesian Islands they found natives almost white and with beards, reddish hair, blue-grey eyes, and Semitic hooked noses. The remainder of the Polynesians had golden brown skins, raven hair, and flat pulpy noses. The red haired individuals claimed to have descended from the first chiefs of the Islands. It was suggested that the war canoes, lashed together two by two, had brought North West Indians across the sea to Hawaii and further South to all the other Islands. The Indians mingled their blood with that of the Kon Tiki race and brought a new civilization to the Island kingdoms. This was the alleged second Stone Age people that came to Polynesia. The white people may have died out and may have died out of natural selection due to RH Negative blood type since it is estimated their blood type will become extinct in 10,000 years from now. This is due to Rhesus Negative mother's second child, and I believe subsequent children, by a Rhesus Positive father, often die due to conflict of blood groups which gives the appearance of jaundice immediately after birth, and is fatal unless the blood is replaced by transfusions. If the North west Indians are Rhesus Positive they may have added the problems to this process which would have been accelerated on an island with closer breeding, resulting in the gradual elimination of the R. Negative race. One is tempted to ask what is the percentage of the R. Negative People is left

Among the Polynesians? Is there any evidence extant of the rate and manner of infant mortality among these people-particularly the white, red haired ones who were still there when the first Europeans landed? How does this figure compare with Asia and Europe and with other races that are believed to descend from Atlantis?

 

 

 The African Bushmen and Atlantis, By Ernest J. Sawyer 1950 cont.  

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