PHOENICIANS IN AUSTRALIA
Factual or Phony Phoenicians?
My reason for writing this article is mainly in defence of a claim made by my friend, shipwreck treasure hunter Allan Robinson. Allan received a lot of ridicule for suggesting there could be a Phoenician shipwreck at the base of ancient diggings in a Galena (Lead and silver) deposit on the coast of Western Australia.
I am not convinced the Phoenicians were here, but it is not impossible. What we need to remember is that what Allan Robinson saw, if not Phonecian, could be one of many possibilities. For me ancient India is a major contender. But no matter what, I like to think there could be an ancient mine and shipwreck waiting to be found somewhere on the coast of Western Australia!
The countries which neighbour Australia are Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, East Timor, The Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and New Zealand.
Would it be too much of a stretch of ones imagination to see the great Phoenician navigators finding there way to what we now call Australia? They could stay close to the coast of islands and work their way down until they arrived in Western Australia. If they were to go ashore to replenish water supplies and they came accross a deposit of lead and silver ore, there is no doubt that they would recognize it and come back to exploit this highly sought after resource.
WHO WERE THE PHOENICIANS?
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What name the Phoenicians referred to themselves as is not known, but it may have been the ancient term Canaanite. In the first millennium B.C the Greeks called the people ‘Phoenician’ which may have come from ‘Phoenix’ or ‘Phoinix’, a town of ancient Caria.
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The Phoenicians were a confederation of maritime traders rather than a defined country.
They occupied a large coastal area in the Eastern Mediterranean region of Western Asia called the Levant.
They occupied a large coastal area in the Eastern Mediterranean region of Western Asia called the Levant.
Their major cities were Tyre, Sidon, Byblos, and Arwad. Each city was politically independent, and there is no evidence they viewed themselves as a single nationality.
The Phoenicians established colonies and trading posts across the Mediterranean;
Carthage, a settlement in northwest Africa, became a major civilization in its own right in the seventh century BC. Phoenician society and cultural life centered on commerce and seafaring.
Carthage, a settlement in northwest Africa, became a major civilization in its own right in the seventh century BC. Phoenician society and cultural life centered on commerce and seafaring.
BUCCANEER ARCHIPELIGO WESTERN AUSTRALIA
THE ANCIENT SILVER MINE and SHIPWRECK IN THE MUD
THE WORK OF THE PHOENICIANS ?
THE ANCIENT SILVER MINE and SHIPWRECK IN THE MUD
THE WORK OF THE PHOENICIANS ?
The late shipwreck treasure hunter Allan Robinson told an intriguing story of when he was passing through Derby on the northwest coast of Western Australia, he met an old water diviner and well-digger, of about 90 years old, who was known as ‘Shallow Well Charlie’
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Charlie told Allan how during the depression years, while prospecting in about 1930 on the Buccaneer Archipelago, north of Derby, he found a deposit of Galena (A major ore of Silver and Lead) that had been mined by someone, long ago before Charlie discovered it.
Charlie didn’t do anything with his find, but he reckoned no one else knew the location of the diggings, nor did they know about whatever it was, that was visible at low tide buried in the mud flats bellow the site. “A shipwreck perhaps?” Allan mused.
Charlie had one other interesting thing to tell Allan and showed him a greenish brown disc like, piece of bronze, with a chipped rough edge about 9in in diameter and three eighths of an inch thick.
It had markings that both Allan and Charlie thought may be Chinese.
It had markings that both Allan and Charlie thought may be Chinese.
When they flew over the mud flats at low tide, there was the clear outline of an unusually long and narrow ‘banana’ shaped 'spiked' object.
Allan knew a lot about shipwrecks and the sea, but this was someting quite different.
Allan knew a lot about shipwrecks and the sea, but this was someting quite different.
He was not an expert on ancient vessels, nor was he a geologist, but what sprang to mind was the outside possibility that it could have perhaps been the ancient work of the great seafaring people, the Phoenicians!
Allan was excited, this could re-write the history books of Australia and he looked forward to one day sharing this story with the WA Museum.
Allan was excited, this could re-write the history books of Australia and he looked forward to one day sharing this story with the WA Museum.
Allan's hesitancy to report to the WA Museum was because of his distrust of authority and his lack of evidence for his theories. Sadly by the time he first mentioned in his book, Charlie, in his 90s, had died.
IT TOOK 11 YEARS TO SHARE THE STORY
Why did Allan Robinson wait so long?
1969-1980
The first public presentation of the discovery of what Allan thought might be a Phoenician wreck, was in his 1980 book.
Unfortunately Allan’s relationship with some Government ‘authorities’ had been tainted by a legal battle with them over his right to salvage the treasure of other shipwrecks (a very costly battle that eventually he won).
Unfortunately Allan’s relationship with some Government ‘authorities’ had been tainted by a legal battle with them over his right to salvage the treasure of other shipwrecks (a very costly battle that eventually he won).
Allan's hesitancy to report to the WA Museum was because of his distrust of authority and his lack of evidence for his theories.
Sadly by the time he did report it Charlie, in his 90s, had died.
So, unless you are one who Allan confided in, all that most of today’s treasure hunters have to work with is what is in Allan's book.
As one researcher says:
“Robinson provides a number of clear statements about what he saw and what he thought in his book. As he wrote and published it himself we should reasonably expect that he was asking us to believe the text as written. Does that mean he was not telling the truth? ... did Shallow-well Charlie exist, and did he participate as told in the published account?
What if he changed a few details to preserve the secret of the location? .......a reasonable and understandable justification.
“Any analysis of the claim has to accommodate the concern that both the finder [Shallow-well Charlie] and the advocate [Robinson] are deacesed”
“Based on the information we have, no clear judgement on this can be made. One issue is that Robinson is not merely a second-hand reporter of Charlie’s account, but a firsthand observer. Any questions about the detail of the account cannot be dismissed as happening during retelling. Neither can we use the other excuse of the editor twisting the story around (as happens in newspaper reports). Robinson wrote and published the book himself, so we have to accept that the story we read is the story he wanted to tell”
Sadly by the time he did report it Charlie, in his 90s, had died.
So, unless you are one who Allan confided in, all that most of today’s treasure hunters have to work with is what is in Allan's book.
As one researcher says:
“Robinson provides a number of clear statements about what he saw and what he thought in his book. As he wrote and published it himself we should reasonably expect that he was asking us to believe the text as written. Does that mean he was not telling the truth? ... did Shallow-well Charlie exist, and did he participate as told in the published account?
What if he changed a few details to preserve the secret of the location? .......a reasonable and understandable justification.
“Any analysis of the claim has to accommodate the concern that both the finder [Shallow-well Charlie] and the advocate [Robinson] are deacesed”
“Based on the information we have, no clear judgement on this can be made. One issue is that Robinson is not merely a second-hand reporter of Charlie’s account, but a firsthand observer. Any questions about the detail of the account cannot be dismissed as happening during retelling. Neither can we use the other excuse of the editor twisting the story around (as happens in newspaper reports). Robinson wrote and published the book himself, so we have to accept that the story we read is the story he wanted to tell”
I KNEW AND TRUSTED HIS WORD!
Rex Woodmore
You may ask “Why do you defend him?” my answer is
“Not only do I think that Allan Robinson told stories in the belief that they were true, but he and his family were my friends and most of all, when I was 19 years old he risked his life to save mine from drowning and potential shark attack.
When the courts found Allan Robinson innocent of all charges of the illegal salvaging of historic wrecks (and many other false charges) it was not so easy for his academic adversaries in high government positions, to climb down from their ‘ivory towers’ to shake the hand of a true Aussie battler. The calloused hand that had turned many pages in research, held many shipwreck treasures and fought off false arrest.
“Not only do I think that Allan Robinson told stories in the belief that they were true, but he and his family were my friends and most of all, when I was 19 years old he risked his life to save mine from drowning and potential shark attack.
When the courts found Allan Robinson innocent of all charges of the illegal salvaging of historic wrecks (and many other false charges) it was not so easy for his academic adversaries in high government positions, to climb down from their ‘ivory towers’ to shake the hand of a true Aussie battler. The calloused hand that had turned many pages in research, held many shipwreck treasures and fought off false arrest.
The courts found Allan Robinson innocent, yet the gullible and the guilty, continue to hurl abuse at him. Books, videos, lectures and Government documents about the shipwrecks of Western Australia, are still produced with libellous comments about Allan Robinson. In perpetuating these slanderous untruths, one shows a total lack of respect, not only for the late Allan Robinson and his remaining family, but also for our judicial system.
Allan Robinson was acquitted of all the charges laid against him.
It is time to look at the facts as the court found them: ‘1973 Allan Robinson versus Western Australian Museum ALLAN ROBINSON VINDICATED
http://classic.austlii.edu.au/au/journals/FedLawRw/1978/15.pdf
Rex Woodmore.
WHAT DID SHIPWRECK HUNTER ALLAN ROBINSON SEE?
Could it have been a Phoenician Trireme?
In Derby Allan Robinson eventually shared his knowledge and thoughts about the alleged 'mine' and the wreck of a banana shaped object that may be boat, with the Curator of Anthropology from the WA Museum. But many museum folks don't like to have their preconceived ideas threatened, so it should be of no surprise that there was little interest shown.
Back in Perth Allan went to the WA Museum and told the museum's Director, of what he had seen, but the report fell on deaf ears and there is no official record of any of this ever happening.
Back in Perth Allan went to the WA Museum and told the museum's Director, of what he had seen, but the report fell on deaf ears and there is no official record of any of this ever happening.
He was sure, the description of the phoenicians long narrow vessels (triremes) were what he and Charlie had seen in the mud.
Allan said "In view of the Phoenicians' seafaring ability,
surely one of their ships could be wrecked on WA's coast?
surely one of their ships could be wrecked on WA's coast?
THE MINE AND THE WRECK
The alleged wreck at the Buccaneer Archipeligo may have been only one of a fleet of 50 vessels going to and fro with slaves to work the Galena deposit and carting the lead and silver home again.
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PHOENICIAN MINING
Mining operations in the Phoenician homeland were limited; iron was the only metal of any worth. The first large-scale mining operations probably occurred in Cyprus, principally for copper. |
Sardinia may have been colonized almost exclusively for its mineral resources; Phoenician settlements were concentrated in the southern parts of the island, close to sources of copper and lead. Piles of scoria and copper ingots, which appear to predate Roman occupation, suggest the Phoenicians mined and processed metals on the island. The Iberian Peninsula was the richest source of numerous metals in antiquity, including gold, silver, copper, iron, tin, and lead. The significant output of these metals during the Phoenician and Carthaginian occupation strongly implied large scale mining operations. The Carthaginians are documented to have relied on slave labour for mining, though it is unknown if the Phoenicians as a whole did so.
PHOENICIAN SHIPS
by Mark Cartwright
The Phoenicians were famed in antiquity for their ship-building skills, and they were credited with inventing the keel, the battering ram on the bow, and caulking between planks. From Assyrian relief carvings at Nineveh and Khorsabad, and descriptions in texts such as the book of Ezekial in the Bible we know that the Phoenicians had three types of ship, all shallow-keeled. Warships had a convex stern and were propelled by a large single-masted square sail and two banks of oars (a bireme), had a deck, and were fitted with a ram low on the bow.
The second ship type was for transport and trade purposes. These were similar to the first type but, with wide, big-bellied hulls, they were much heavier. They perhaps had higher sides too in order to permit the stacking of cargo on deck as well as below, and they had both a convex stern and bow. Their cargo capacity was somewhere in the region of 450 tons. A fleet might consist of up to 50 cargo vessels, and such fleets are depicted in reliefs being escorted by a number of warships.
The second ship type was for transport and trade purposes. These were similar to the first type but, with wide, big-bellied hulls, they were much heavier. They perhaps had higher sides too in order to permit the stacking of cargo on deck as well as below, and they had both a convex stern and bow. Their cargo capacity was somewhere in the region of 450 tons. A fleet might consist of up to 50 cargo vessels, and such fleets are depicted in reliefs being escorted by a number of warships.
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Driven by their desire for trade and the acquisition of such commodities as silver from Spain, gold from Africa, and tin from the Scilly Isles, the Phoenicians sailed far and wide, even beyond the Mediterranean's traditional safe limits of the Pillars of Hercules and into the Atlantic.
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They were credited with many important nautical inventions and firmly established a reputation as the greatest mariners in the ancient world. Phoenician ships were represented in the art of their neighbours, and their seamanship is praised above all other by such ancient writers as Homer and Herodotus. If any nation could claim to be the masters of the seas, it was the Phoenicians.
By Mark Cartwright published on 28 April 2016
By Mark Cartwright published on 28 April 2016
A BANANA SHAPED BOAT
A Phoenician vessel found in mud!
The oldest intact shipwreck known to mankind, a 23metre (75ft) vessel, believed to be an ancient Greek trading vessel, was discovered with mast, rudders and rowing benches all intact, about 1700 meters (just over a mile) below the surface, at the bottom of the Black Sea where at that depth, with a lack of oxygen, it was preserved in mud for more than 2,400 years.
A WRECK MAY LOOK PHOENICIAN
but it could be Roman!
History tells us the Romans captured a fleet of Phoenician ships
and copied their designs! If we found one of those Roman vessels, we might think it was a Phoenician vessel.
and copied their designs! If we found one of those Roman vessels, we might think it was a Phoenician vessel.
Perhaps the evidence of ancient mining and the wreck that Allan Robinson saw was not Phoenician but was Roman? ...Or the work of some other seagoing people?
TIMELINE - THE PHOENICIANS
BC YearEvent
Phoenicia under Egypt
2000-1200Phoenica under the Influence of Egyptians and Hittites (Anatolia)
1500Canaan is incorporated into Egyptian Empire.
1250Hebrews occupy the 'promised land' of Canaan
1200Invasion of the Sea Kings
1100Phoenician Alphabet used as basis for Hebrew, Greek, others.
Phoenician Sea-Faring Empire
1100-850Height of Tyre and Sidon as independent trading civilizatoions.
1000Phoenicians found Cadiz in southwest spain; develop silver, tin mines.
980Phoenician colonize Malta, establish a trading port
970Tyre and Israel become trading partners, Hiram I helps in construction of Solomon's Temple.
Assyrian, Babylonia, Persian Empires
875Early Assyrian Conquest, Phoenician cities pay tribute.
850Queen Dido of Tyre founds Carthage as main port in the west.
734Phoenicians establish a colony at Palermo in Sicily.
605Babylonian Conquest, Phoenician cities pay tribute.
540Persian Conquest, Tyre and Sidona submit to Cyrus. Help in conquest of Egypt.
480-300Greco-Punic Wars in Sicilian Wars
332Siege of Tyre and conquest of city by Alexander the Great
323Death of Alexander the Great, possibly by poison. Diadochi wars.
Punic Wars and Aftermath
264-146Punic Wars, fall of Carthage.
200-50Roman conquest of Hispania
140-66'Cilician' Pirates terrorize Mediterranean. Put down by Pompey.
62Catiline Conspiracy is discovered by Cicero
Phoenician influences Under the Roman Empire
60-53First Triumvirate
40Praetorian Guard established by Antony and Octavio.
~50 A.D.Roman 'Mystery-Religion' of Mithra established. Ancient 'Secret Society'.
193-235 A.D.Severan Dynasty was the last openly Canaanite Roman Dynasty
2000-1200Phoenica under the Influence of Egyptians and Hittites (Anatolia)
1500Canaan is incorporated into Egyptian Empire.
1250Hebrews occupy the 'promised land' of Canaan
1200Invasion of the Sea Kings
1100Phoenician Alphabet used as basis for Hebrew, Greek, others.
Phoenician Sea-Faring Empire
1100-850Height of Tyre and Sidon as independent trading civilizatoions.
1000Phoenicians found Cadiz in southwest spain; develop silver, tin mines.
980Phoenician colonize Malta, establish a trading port
970Tyre and Israel become trading partners, Hiram I helps in construction of Solomon's Temple.
Assyrian, Babylonia, Persian Empires
875Early Assyrian Conquest, Phoenician cities pay tribute.
850Queen Dido of Tyre founds Carthage as main port in the west.
734Phoenicians establish a colony at Palermo in Sicily.
605Babylonian Conquest, Phoenician cities pay tribute.
540Persian Conquest, Tyre and Sidona submit to Cyrus. Help in conquest of Egypt.
480-300Greco-Punic Wars in Sicilian Wars
332Siege of Tyre and conquest of city by Alexander the Great
323Death of Alexander the Great, possibly by poison. Diadochi wars.
Punic Wars and Aftermath
264-146Punic Wars, fall of Carthage.
200-50Roman conquest of Hispania
140-66'Cilician' Pirates terrorize Mediterranean. Put down by Pompey.
62Catiline Conspiracy is discovered by Cicero
Phoenician influences Under the Roman Empire
60-53First Triumvirate
40Praetorian Guard established by Antony and Octavio.
~50 A.D.Roman 'Mystery-Religion' of Mithra established. Ancient 'Secret Society'.
193-235 A.D.Severan Dynasty was the last openly Canaanite Roman Dynasty
SCIENCE AND MEDIA LAUGHED!
EVIDENCE OF PHOENICIANS IN AUSTRALIA?
What can you do when the media, the politicians and the university conspire to deny, suppress and steal your evidence … then laugh at you as a comedy character? This happened to Val Osborn, a careful researcher for 40 years.
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Above video: Phoenicians in Australia presented by Val Osborn.
ARCHAEOLOGY NEWSFLASH NO. 429
March 29, 2015 | Jonathan Gray
The discovery of a 3,000-year-old mine and harbour on the coast of Queensland, Australia, is set to change Australian, if not world history. Late in 2000, ABC national radio announced that amateur historian/archaeologist Val Osborn (Val’s a man) had traced evidence of the early mining endeavours of the Phoenicians around 1000 BC.
The discovery at Freshwater Point, near Sarina, included huge sea walls (one of them 800 meters long) of polished granite set in iron slag cement and copper slags.
Osborn said, “I mean it’s a monstrous thing – you could put three, 200 foot ships end to end there. It’s as calm as a millpond and beautifully engineered.”
Osborn said, “I mean it’s a monstrous thing – you could put three, 200 foot ships end to end there. It’s as calm as a millpond and beautifully engineered.”
There was also found a bell temple, Canaanite altar and a cemetery.
Slag heaps are abundant with ancient roads, reservoirs, stone-engineered harbours and the usual petroglyphs and grave sites.
This tends to substantiate the evidence in my two books Dead Men’s Secrets and Ark of the Covenant that Phoenicians and Egyptians visited Australia.
Slag heaps are abundant with ancient roads, reservoirs, stone-engineered harbours and the usual petroglyphs and grave sites.
This tends to substantiate the evidence in my two books Dead Men’s Secrets and Ark of the Covenant that Phoenicians and Egyptians visited Australia.
Mediterranean expeditions came seeking minerals and exotics such as sandalwood, eucalyptus oil, gems, and so on.
If this find is Phoenician and if it dates to about 1000 BC, then it could be further evidence pointing to voyages by the Red Sea fleet of King Solomon and Hiram of Tyre, mentioned in the Bible.
In an interview with Gilbert Deem, editor of Truth Hunter, Val Osborn exposed the lies, deceit and stealing to which the academic world subjected his findings:
Q. Tell us just what happened to cause this ruckus?
A. Sarina Council requested that I give them a report on the sites. I did this and forwarded a copy to Central Queensland University.
Q. What happened after that?
A. Well the council was happy enough and hoped that the controversy would generate tourism as an addition to their economy. The academics however were not so happy, describing it as a ticking “political time bomb which they did not wish to be holding if it exploded.”
Q. What happened after that?
A. Well the council was happy enough and hoped that the controversy would generate tourism as an addition to their economy. The academics however were not so happy, describing it as a ticking “political time bomb which they did not wish to be holding if it exploded.”
A CQU representative offered to create a museum which would house artefacts and findings but warned that they depended upon government grants for their very subsistence.
Q. What did the CQU report reveal?
A. It was simple enough – confined only to “fish traps and a shell midden.” No other remarks relative to European colonization can be found in this report. I gave him a rudder pintles from a large ship followed by a second pintles found underwater at the ancient boat ramp site. Both artifacts have now vanished. No display eventuated of course. Today they deny they had been given them.
Q. So the academics backed off?
A. Yes. When the story broke in the media the academics closed ranks to stamp it out and denied association, however this is par for the course in research. Academia depends on government funding and naturally is subject to government censorship. A CQU representative was interviewed on the six o’clock news. He was represented as an archaeology expert when in reality he was an art history teacher.
A. It was simple enough – confined only to “fish traps and a shell midden.” No other remarks relative to European colonization can be found in this report. I gave him a rudder pintles from a large ship followed by a second pintles found underwater at the ancient boat ramp site. Both artifacts have now vanished. No display eventuated of course. Today they deny they had been given them.
Q. So the academics backed off?
A. Yes. When the story broke in the media the academics closed ranks to stamp it out and denied association, however this is par for the course in research. Academia depends on government funding and naturally is subject to government censorship. A CQU representative was interviewed on the six o’clock news. He was represented as an archaeology expert when in reality he was an art history teacher.
Q. So no contact with this university since?
A. No. I have been officially discredited.
Q. What about the media – did everything vanish within seven days?
A. Less than that. It was censored within 24 hours. The council broke the story and my phone rang non- stop for 48 hours. We had to take it off the hook. Initially I had calls from around the world and the ABC rang for brief interviews until the discrediting on the six o’clock news and from that point on I was relegated to comedy sessions. This is the usual method to reestablish political correctness.
Q. And the newspapers?
A. A reporter and photographer flew in and did a full coverage of one site which was supposed to run in the Sunday Supplement of a leading Queensland newspaper but I was told later that a politician killed the story.
Q. So what happens now?
A. I guess we wait for some PhD. to break ranks and to do a decent job on these sites. As an amateur I can go to jail for digging or for just
retaining an artifact. Officially of course there is no site and there are
no artifacts.
Q. Do we have the expertise in Australia with the experience and knowledge to handle the specific areas of research?
A. Firstly there is political censorship. You are asking an academic to put his career on the line. Secondly the history of the ancient seafaring nations is a blank chapter relative to 2000 B.C. to 200 B.C. and only a handful of researchers have the specific knowledge of the ancient Mediterranean sea- trading sagas. In almost every case such research has officially been erased.
In this discovery we are talking about 4,000 years of history prior to theBritish navigator Captain Cook, with Australia well known to ancient sea traders and with the visitors coming and departing on the monsoon trade-winds and the establishment of ancient colonies.
This is in direct contrast to the fictions perpetrated by British historians that Australia was discovered and settled as a convict colony in 1788.
A private researcher goes to the media with historical artifacts, the story is smothered, and then academia comes in and cleans out or buries the evidence. The media press releases then become propaganda that deliberately erases any prior British colonial history.
Even so, the proliferation of discoveries by individual researchers outside the system attracts worldwide attention and the establishment will be forced, in time, to reveal the facts.
But here is something that numbers of sane people evidently are
experiencing…
If you are a lover of the TRUTH, then you will be excited that the truth is now ready to come out.
A. No. I have been officially discredited.
Q. What about the media – did everything vanish within seven days?
A. Less than that. It was censored within 24 hours. The council broke the story and my phone rang non- stop for 48 hours. We had to take it off the hook. Initially I had calls from around the world and the ABC rang for brief interviews until the discrediting on the six o’clock news and from that point on I was relegated to comedy sessions. This is the usual method to reestablish political correctness.
Q. And the newspapers?
A. A reporter and photographer flew in and did a full coverage of one site which was supposed to run in the Sunday Supplement of a leading Queensland newspaper but I was told later that a politician killed the story.
Q. So what happens now?
A. I guess we wait for some PhD. to break ranks and to do a decent job on these sites. As an amateur I can go to jail for digging or for just
retaining an artifact. Officially of course there is no site and there are
no artifacts.
Q. Do we have the expertise in Australia with the experience and knowledge to handle the specific areas of research?
A. Firstly there is political censorship. You are asking an academic to put his career on the line. Secondly the history of the ancient seafaring nations is a blank chapter relative to 2000 B.C. to 200 B.C. and only a handful of researchers have the specific knowledge of the ancient Mediterranean sea- trading sagas. In almost every case such research has officially been erased.
In this discovery we are talking about 4,000 years of history prior to theBritish navigator Captain Cook, with Australia well known to ancient sea traders and with the visitors coming and departing on the monsoon trade-winds and the establishment of ancient colonies.
This is in direct contrast to the fictions perpetrated by British historians that Australia was discovered and settled as a convict colony in 1788.
A private researcher goes to the media with historical artifacts, the story is smothered, and then academia comes in and cleans out or buries the evidence. The media press releases then become propaganda that deliberately erases any prior British colonial history.
Even so, the proliferation of discoveries by individual researchers outside the system attracts worldwide attention and the establishment will be forced, in time, to reveal the facts.
But here is something that numbers of sane people evidently are
experiencing…
If you are a lover of the TRUTH, then you will be excited that the truth is now ready to come out.
There’s too much for an email, but I have put it into a new convenient package with three explosive reports called “Forbidden Discoveries”, “Men in Embarrassing Places” and “Is This Sitchin Fiction?”.
This whole package is all about so called “experts” being caught red-handed. You will be astonished at the deliberatemis-information being fed to us. |
It is now time to face the truth. FORBIDDEN DISCOVERIES
To get your hands on these red-hot reports please go to
http://www.beforeus.com/fdpack.html
Jonathan Gray [email protected]
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You are welcome to put it on your own website exactly as it is, without change, including our email address.
To get your hands on these red-hot reports please go to
http://www.beforeus.com/fdpack.html
Jonathan Gray [email protected]
http://www.beforeus.com
You are welcome to put it on your own website exactly as it is, without change, including our email address.
SO ENDS THIS FASCINATING ARTICLE
WRITTEN BY JONATHAN GRAY.
Thank you Jonathan, great work!
WRITTEN BY JONATHAN GRAY.
Thank you Jonathan, great work!
Email Rex Woodmore: [email protected]