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Vatic Note: This below proves what we have been saying for a long time now. "Its amazing what we do not know about history". Why would anyone want to hide this history? I can speculate, but not prove that speculation, so here goes. Ethiopians were also Judeans back in ancient times as we saw from the fact that the Ethiopians had records going way back and when they migrated to Israel as Judaens, they brought some of them with them.
I am not sure, but I believe they have writings that prove they once had the Arc of the Covenant. What a find that would be, if proven true. Sitchen has proven to be a God send when it comes to this very ancient history. He was the first to translate the Sumarian writings and notify us of the ancient Gods who were aliens. Then we find that the so called "apostasy" writings of Enoch that were removed from the Bible, also confirms much of that contention. So, the question is, "who was here first?" The aliens or the RH positives?
This below is fascinating and well worth delving into. I will try to follow up on more history on these people. Back again, here is what I found so far and again it reinforces what we, here at Vatic Project have been saying "Its amazing what we did not know about history". Who controls the publishing companies? Right, the khazar Zionist Bankers (VN: they are not Jewish, rather khazarians and pagans at that). Now here is some history with respect to the Ethiopians Judaen roots. And additional history on their conversion to Chistianity. Wow, what a fascinating people. I am even more curious now than I was before. I will see how far back I can go and post the results.
http://www.sitchin.com/elephant.htm
THE CASE OF THE MISSING ELEPHANT
The ruins and remains of Mexico's pre-Columbian civilizations enchant, intrigue, fascinate and puzzle. Of them the oldest and earliest, that of people referred-to as Olmecs, is the most enigmatic -- for they challenge present-day scholars to explain how had people from Africa come and settled and thrived in this part of the New World, thousands of years before Columbus.
The Discovery
We know how they looked because they left behind countless sculptures, marvelously carved in stone, depicting them; some, in fact, are stone portraits of Olmec leaders; colossal in size, they immortalize in stone what, to many, has been an unpleasant enigma.
The first colossal stone head was discovered in the Mexican state of Veracruz back in 1869. Its discoverer reported it in the Bulletin of the Mexican Geographical and Statistical Society as "a magnificent sculpture that most amazingly represents an Ethiopian." The report included a drawing clearly showing the stone head's Negroid features; and that doomed the discovery to oblivion...
The Re-Discovery
It was not until 1925 that the existence of the Olmecs was reaffirmed when an archaeological team from Tulane University found another such gigantic stone head in the adjoining Mexican state of Tabasco; it measured about eight feet in height and weighed some twenty four tons.
In time, many more such colossal sculptures have been found; they depict distinctly different individuals wearing helmets; they also clearly depict, in each case, a person with African features -- black Africans. As archaeological discovery followed archaeological discovery, it became evident that in a vast central area of Mexico stretching from the Gulf coast to the Pacific coast, these "Olmecs" built major urban centers, engaged in mining, were the first in Mesoamerica to have a calendar and hieroglyphic writing, and established what is by now recognized as Mesoamerica's Mother Civilization. The Unpleasant Problem |  |
Faced with such evidence, the solution was to deny that these were Africans ... Even now a noted scholar, writing in the official catalogue of the Museum of Anthropology of Jalapa, states in regard to the individuals depicted in the sculptures: "in spite of the general similarity of features -- flat noses with flaring nostrils and thickened lips (leading some to falsely claim an African origin for the Olmec)," etc.
So: "To falsely claim an African origin for the Olmecs"!An Elephant Among the Wheels
And this brings me to the Case of the Missing Elephant.
Jalapa, a gem of a town, is about two hours' drive from Veracruz (where the Spanish Conquistador Hernan Cortes landed in 1519). Its museum is undoubtedly second only to the famed one in Mexico City; but unlike Mexico City's which displays artifacts from all over the country, the Jalapa one exhibits only locally discovered artifacts -- predominantly Olmec ones.
Dramatically and effectively displayed in an innovative setting, the Museum boasts several colossal stone heads as well as other stone sculptures. It also displays smaller objects found at Olmec sites; among them, in special display showcases, are what are considered to be Olmec "toys." They include animals mounted on wheels -- a visual and evidentiary negation of the common claim that the people of Mesoamerica (and America in general) were unfamiliar with the wheel.
And included in the same display case were elephants -- "toys" made of clay.
Gone - Where and Why?
I, and some of my fans who accompanied me, saw them on previous visits to the Museum.
BUT when I (and again some of my fans with me) was there recently -- in December 1999 -- the elephants were nowhere in sight!
I could find no one in authority to obtain an explanation from. But that the elephants were once there was a fact indeed, here is a photograph of one, shot on a previous visit:
| Now, here is the significance of this small artifact: There are no, and never have been, elephants in the Americas. There are and have been elephants in Africa. And a depiction of an elephant could have been made only by someone who has seen an elephant, i.e. someone who has been to Africa! At this and other museums later visited in December 1999, guards have asserted that objects that I wished to point out and that were written up in my book The Lost Realms but somehow vanished, were loaned for an overseas exhibit. I suppose one will have to revisit Jalapa and find out whether the little elephant is back among the "toys." © Z. Sitchin 2000 |  |
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