Read
Andrew's new article "A New Irish Folk Tale: Ireland's Most Beautiful Goddess
and the Quest to Find the Mythic Origins of the Aran Islands".
It
starts with a vision of prehistoric peoples arriving on a rocky island off the
west coast of Ireland, and leads to a quest of discovery during a visit to the
Aran Islands in December 2018.
Andrew
investigates the cult of Aine, the Irish goddess of love, whose presence is undeniably
felt during a powerful dream on arrival on the islands.
Johan
"Han" Kloosterman (1931-2016) in front of the Usselo horizon at Lommel,
Belgium
THE
USSELO HORIZON - SMOKING GUN OF A GLOBAL CATASTROPHE
Andrew
Collins reports
on the discovery of a charcoal-rich layer that confirms the world was brought
to its knees by a comet impact just 12,900 years ago. This article is in honour
of John "Han" Kloosterman, a pioneeer of the Younger Dryas impact event
research, who sadly died in 2016.
Artist
impression of an Animiki' by Russell M. Hossain. The Thunder People' s possible
origin as pronounced Denisovan hybrids is reflected in the figure' s archaic features
and greater height, as well as the cold mountainous terrain seen in the background
(pic copyright: Russell M. Hossain, 2018).
Algonquian
language-speaking groups of the Great Lakes and St Lawrence River region of North
America preserve traditions regarding the Animiki', generally translated into
English as "thunderbird," "thunderers" or "thunder people."
Primarily these are sky manitous (spirits), who bring forth lightning, thunder
and rain storms. However, separate traditions held by these peoples talk about
the Animiki' being shape-shifting giants birds that can assume human form by removing
their "feather blankets," and even have mortal families. The author
proposes that earthly Animiki' are a memory of Denisovan and arguably Denisovan-Neanderthal-modern
human groups that thrived in parts of North America through until the first millennia
BC, when they became the extremely tall ruling elites and shamans of the Adena
mound- building culture (the so-called "Adena elite" theory). Knowledge
that modern Algonquian language-speaking populations such as the Ojibwa and Cree
likely possess Denisovan ancestry, while the Denisovans themselves are now thought
to have been of large stature, adds weight to these suggestions.
Denisovan-human
hybrid based on all available evidence as envisaged by artist Russell Hossain.
Strict copyright Russell Hossain.
In
2014 Andrew Collins exclusively proposed that the American giant skeletons found
in Native American mounds were very likely Denisovan human hybrids.
In
the ground-breaking book Path of Souls by Dr Greg Little, published in
June 2014, Andrew Collins contributed a section proposing that the giant skeletons
reportedly found across the United States over the past 200 years are the remains
of human hybrids of extreme height. They are, he believes, an admixture of two
types of ancient hominins - most likely Homo sapiens and Denisovans, a
new type of archaic human identified for the first time from DNA evidence derived
from human fossil remains over 40,000 years old found at the Denisova Cave in
the Altai Mountains of northern Siberia.
In
the ground-breaking book Path of Souls by Dr Greg Little, published in
June 2014, Andrew Collins contributed a section proposing that the giant skeletons
reportedly found across the United States over the past 200 years are the remains
of human hybrids of extreme height. They are, he proposes, an admixture of two
types of ancient hominins - most likely Homo sapiens and Denisovans, a
new type of hominin identified for the first time from DNA evidence derived from
human fossil remains over 40,000 years old found at the Denisova Cave in the Altai
Mountains of northern Siberia.
The
swan was seen as the most musical of birds associated with the god Apollo, god
of music and poetry, with Orpheus, the first mortal poet, and also with the Muses,
the nymphs that inspire divine inspiration in mortal kind.
The
swan was seen as the most musical of birds associated with the god Apollo, god
of music and poetry, with Orpheus, the first mortal poet, and also with the Muses,
the nymphs that inspire divine inspiration in mortal kind. Find out how this bird
became a key symbol in the expression of the cosmic dance of life through its
association with the Soul of the World
(And
for those with knowledge of the Green Stone story from 1979, the historical origins
behind the usage of the word "Meonia," revealed for the first time)
Andrew
Collins at Origins 2017 (pic credit: Alvin Krishan Askoolum)
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A R T H Q U E StTT N
E W S ANDREW
COLLINS NEWSLETTER - DECEMBER 2017 In
this issue: Update on new book The Cygnus Key. The latest on
Tabby's Star. Plus Gobekli Tepe is the Garden of Eden new documentary claims (is
it? yawn), while another says it is a pagan shrine smashed up by Abraham! Read
also about the 8,600 year old bear statuette found at a mound complex in Turkey
and the discovery of a 30,000-year-old settlement in Brazil.
Wednesday,
30 August 2017. This week various new papers have appeared
concerning Tabby's Star (KIC 8462852). Find out what's happening in connection
with the star, and where this leaves us regarding the cause of its short-termk
and long-term light dimming episodes.
A
new study by science and history writer Andrew Collins and engineer Rodney Hale
KIC8462862,
an F-type main sequence star in the constellation of Cygnus, experienced strange
light dimming episodes during the initial Kepler mission between 2009 and 2013.
These continue with further events in 2017. The authors use Kepler and post-Kepler
data to create folding plotsto examine the relationship between the star's reported
0.88-day rotational period and suspected periodicities noted in connection with
the light dimming episodes. This reveals anew possible periodicity of 9.68 days
(11 stellar rotations). Confirmation of a mathematical relationship between suspected
periodicities and the star's rotational period would begin to eliminate some of
the proposed explanations for the star's strange fluctuations in light, while
at the same time bringing to the fore other possible theories to account for both
the short term and long-term dimming events.
16
pages. Many illustrations. Released August 23, 2017.
Andrew
Collins and British chartered engineer Rodney Hale have worked together to determine
the physical modelling of the occulting objects respionsible for the massive light
dips reported during the Kepler mission in connection with KIC 8462862, an F-type
main sequence star in the constellation of Cygnus. They determine their line of
sight profile, and through this their nature and appearance. The Kepler data for
KIC 8462852 is also re-examined to better understand the 0.88-day and 48.4-day
periodicities noted in connection with the star. These reveal cyclic patterns
suggesting that the prediction of future light dipping episodes might be possible,
as well as recurring number sequences that contain mathematical patterns that
highlight the number 11 and synchronize with the earth's own calendar cycle in
a unique manner. Collins and Hale speculate that these mathematical patterns could
be what French astronomer Luc Arnold in a paper published in 2005 called attention-grabbing
signals deriving from an extraterrestrial intelligence.
Download
a PDF of the original paper by Andrew Collins and Rodney Hale entitled KIC 8462852—Physical
Modelling of its Occulting Objects and the Growing Mystery Surrounding its Cyclic
Fluctuations: A New Assessment" published on viXra in June 2017:
The
paper and its findings feature in John Michael Godier's video update on the star
for June 06, 2017. On the matter he says:
"I
must admit I hope it is just coincidence because this would imply that an alien
civilization over 1,300 light years away knows that Earth is habitable, has the
right atmosphere in the mix for intelligent life to develop, have calculated our
orbit, and are sending a visual message to us just in case we're here. I guess
that's not all that different from the idea of an alien civilization beaming a
radio signal towards us, one of the things that SETI searches for. And I really
think it's just the star rotating and its all coincidence, but its interesting
nonetheless, and a bit creepy. What a weird star."
ANDREW
COLLINS NEWSLETTER - JUNE 2017 In
this issue:KIC 8462852 BACK IN THE NEWS - DNA OF THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS
- DATES FOR LONG DISTANCE TRADE IN OBSIDIAN IN ANATOLIA AND THE LEVANT PUSHED
BACK BY NEW FINDINGS - NEW DISCOVERIES AT TIWANAKU, BOLIVIA - NATIVE AMERICAN
MOUNDS IN ALABAMA: AN ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO PUBLIC SITES - PERUVIAN CULTURE GOING
BACK 15,000 YEARS SMASHES THE CLOVIS FIRST THEORY ONCE AGAIN - HUMAN ANCESTORS
AROUND IN EUROPE AS EARLY AS 7.2 MILLION YEARS AGO
No
feature at Göbekli Tepe has aroused more interest than Enclosure D's Pillar
43, popularly known as the "Vulture Stone." Just recently it has become
the focus of worldwide attention with claims in a peer-reviewed paper that its
relief imagery is a detailed snapshot of the night sky on the day in 10,950 BCE
when the earth was devastated by a comet impact. Although finding favour among
science journalists, these ideas have received a cold reception from the archaeological
team responsible for excavations at the site. So what is really being conveyed
by the pillar's compelling imagery, created as much as 11,500 years ago? Does
it really show the moment of a comet impact, or could there be a far more realistic
solution to this baffling mystery?
Ancient
mysteries writer Andrew Collins and chartered engineer Rodney Hale take a fresh
look at this subject, realising the key to understanding Pillar 43's astronomical
nature is the ball over the left wing of the principal vulture among the carved
relief. Almost certainly it represents the northern celestial pole, long seen
in shamanic tradition as the "hole in the sky" through which human souls
could access the Upper World. With this knowledge, it becomes clear that the pillar's
carved relief is a multi-layered signboard created to aid the soul's journey from
its physical environment to the land of the dead.
Have Andrew Collins and
Rodney Hale finally found the key to unravelling this enigma?
A
new theory claims that Göbekli Tepe's Vulture Stone (Pillar 43) is a
snapshot of the sky in 10,950 BC showing the date and time of a comet impact.
It interprets the stone's prominent carving of a vulture as the constellation
Sagittarius, something championed by Graham
Hancock in Magicians of the Gods. As this article is written by academics
and published in a scholarly journal its sensationalist and somewhat far-fetched
claims have been picked up on by the international media, and even The
New Scientist" magazine. Yet are they correct? Is it even right to interpret
the imagery in this way? In this new article Andrew Collins puts into perspective
what we know about the carved imagery of Göbekli Tepe's Pillar 43, showing
that it more likely relates to early Neolithic beliefs and practices concerning
the soul's journey from the earthly plane to the sky-world - a view held also
by leading archaeologists working at the site.
An
in-depth investigation of the mounting evidence that Atlantis was located in the
Bahamas and Caribbean, near Cuba in particular
•
Explains how Atlantis was destroyed by a comet, the same comet that formed the
mysterious Carolina Bays
•
Reveals evidence of complex urban ruins off the coasts of Cuba and the Bahamas
•
Shows how pre-Columbian mariners visited the Caribbean and brought back stories
of Atlantis’s destruction
•
Compares Plato’s account with ancient legends from the indigenous people
of North and South America, such as the Maya, the Quiché, and the Yuchi
of Oklahoma
