The Munsee nation lived along the lower river Mahicannitick, which today is called the Hudson. This was the tribe that sold Manhattan to Dutchman Peter Minuit for $24. They were a peaceful, trusting tribe, cousins of the Lenni-Lanape who dwelled along the Delaware River. The Munsee set their wigwams on the Mahicannitick’s eastern shores. The breath-taking…
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Signs and symbols rule the world, not words nor laws. ~ Confucious It’s intriguing to see symbols imbedded and carved into stone structures, walls, ancient highways and byways… so many unsuspecting locations around the world. Perhaps symbols were so important back then because it took a long time to learn a different language, thus it…
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There are 5 London Bridges and each has its own identifying Bridge Mark… together these 5 bridges form the Bridge House Estates. The Bridge House Estates is one of the oldest operating organizations anywhere on the globe. Founded by the city of London in 1282, the Bridge House Estates grew to be very profitable, charging…
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Mason marks date back to the 11th century when the Norman Masons arrived in Britain. These symbolic mason marks are imbedded in the ancient stone castles and cathedrals of England, France, Spain and other European countries. There are thousands and thousands of markings across the centuries. Mason marks are intriguing to stumble upon while sightseeing…
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It all begins with an hypothesis. What’s your gut instinct about whether or not there’s life on another planet. Yes or No? I say “Yes.” So, if I hypothesize Yes, then I become that much more aware of clues that confirm my hypothesis. If another hypothesizes “No,” they’ll be less open minded about the dots…
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Hearst Tower, the headquarters of Hearst Communication, located at 300 West 57th Street (or 959 8th Avenue) in Manhattan, is all about triangles. Any giant piece of architecture, so blatantly about triangles, makes one immediately think of the Illuminati. The founder of Hearst Communications, William Randolph Hearst (1863 – 1951), was a famed “publishing magnate” as…
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Cleopatra’s Needle is an ancient Egyptian obelisk carved during the 18th Dynasty Pharaoh Thutmose III (1550 BC – 1295 BC). Etched along its sides 200 years after it was created, are Egyptian hieroglyphs commemorating the military victories of Ramesses II. The ancient obelisk was given to the U.K. in 1819 by Mohammed Ali, the ruler…
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