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| The NILE MOSAIC |
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That culture existed when the land cultures of Asia, Asia Minor and Europe were developing warfare so they could control agricultural land.
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The SEA PEOPLE lived by different principles than the people on land. The SEA PEOPLE believed in trade, non-violent resolution of conflicts, respect for women, and equality.
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This detail of the Nile Mosaic is evidence that the cultures of the SEA PEOPLE and the people of the land existed side by side for a long, long time.
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The Mosaic may be a composite history of the world. The corn stalks shown growing on rocks, which may be copper, could be a depiction of the copper country near Lake Superior in America.
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[NOTE: This post was written on Wed. June 8, 2011. On July 11, 2011, National Geographic Magazine published a picture of the complete "Nile Mosaic" on pages 50-51.
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The widely known "detail of Nile Mosaic," shown above, is an edited version. It is a segment of about 1/3 of the entire mosaic.
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The segment appears to be taken out of the lower right side with some of the right border missing.
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The details edited out of the mosaic are animals from the jungles of central africa, and a large snake, which may have come from central America, The entire mosaic is evidence that ancient man knew features of most of the world at the time of Christ's birth.
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The editing of the mosaic may show the power of the Eurocentric paradigm in action.
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When the European Pope wrote the Doctrine of Discovery Bull in 1493, the Kings and their historians, who wrote history in the newly developing universities of Europe, may have suppressed most of the information of the world beyond Europe so they could "discover" and claim the land.]
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The people of America may have been descendants of the people of the sea culture, which was based on oral communications, freedom of movement, adjusting life to the food supply, and strong sustaining
principles that,
eventually, included the Ten Commandments and the teachings of Christ.
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But most of the other histories of the world have been written by Eurocentric historians, who came from land cultures. The European justification for the invasion of America was the “Right of [first] Discovery.”
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This mind set of the Eurocentric historians, who wrote the histories of Europe, did not consider any knowledge of prior voyages. Thus, the knowledge of the “other side,” may have died when the land based histories denied contact with the other side before the “first discovery.”
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The Pope was the original cause of the "no contact before Columbus" MYTH.
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Spain and Portugal claimed the land they were "first" to discover. The Conquistadors claimed the land had no Christians living upon it. A few modern historians debate that claim.
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Evidence reveals that, when Columbus sailed, sea voyages to America had been a continual process for at least 3,700 years.
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Privacy (secrecy) was one of the strongest principles of the people, who rowed on the sea.
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So, based on evidence, the following hypotheses are probably valid.
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Communications between America and Europe and Asia were only a matter of months by men in a small crew-rowed boat.
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The Ten Commandments and Christ’s messages were incorporated into the American cultures, because Christ's message was what the Americans, who were People of the Sea, already believed.
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Religion among the Americans was taught by the parents as a code of conduct and enforced by the villagers.
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The source of religious information was validated oral transmission via people of the sea traders.
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Many American tribes called the sun, "Jesus, the light of the world."
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One religious concept of the "Light of the World" belief is that God shines on everyone, friend and foe, alike.
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Most modern Americans believe their ancestors were more faithful to the code of conduct taught by Christ than are most people from the land culture.
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The adherence of America people to the first commandment, "You shall have no other gods before Me.” would become a stumbling block for Europeans in America for four centuries.
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The tragic irony is that the God the Americans would not accept from the Europeans may have been the Great Spirit they already had.
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The Americans based their judgment on the conduct they saw used by the European invaders. The invaders came with guns, germs, and steel.
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The Eurocentric invaders used an intimidation code of conduct to optimize the use of weapons to secure food, wealth, and land.
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Thus the conquering of the American people may be best understood from the view point that the Americans lived the Ten Commandments. The Americans were more faithful in following Christ’s code of conduct.
The Americans were more faithful to their ethics than were most European invaders, who represented a religion that most had not learned.
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The invaders lusted for wealth or land so much that they were willing to use their warfare capabilities to kill millions of people in order to conquer two continents.
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Do you believe that there was a People of the Sea culture?
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Do you believe that most Americans were in the People of the Sea culture?
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Do you believe the People of the Sea culture is known as the "Mississippi culture" in Archaeology textbooks?
The Sea People Mosaic is the most important artifact at this time in the LENAPE Migration.
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The
Copper trade
follows the Sea People in history and the
BORNE STONE
isan artifact showing that the Pan North Antlantic Sea People was still viable in historic times.
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I recommend that you view the information in both of these links.
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GO TO:
MILWAUKEE
Copper trade
follows the Sea People in history and the
BORNE STONE
isan artifact showing that the Pan North Antlantic Sea People was still viable in historic times.
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I recommend that you view the information in both of these links.
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GO TO:
MILWAUKEE
