Category Archives: Symbols

Posts that analyze symbols and how they relate to symbols attributed to the Lost Continent of Mu

Nan Madol Medallion Followup

Ten years ago, I received an image of a medallion found at Nan Madol in Pohnpei and I posted:

“After much research, he found out that it bears much similarity to a symbol associated with Mu” and asked what I thought.”

Pohnpei Pendant / Medallion

I looked through my great-grandfather’s materials and found nothing resembling the image and asked readers to send an email if they recognized the image.

Fast forward to 2023 and I received an email from Mariel Legria Sumallo (mariel.sumallo25@gmail.com):

I have read your post about Nan Madol and a symbol found there.

I am from the Philippines, from an Island that faces the Pacific Ocean – Eastern Samar.

Part of our tradition and written history attest of the arrival people from the Pacific. My village called Carolina, holds a tradition that a Princess arrived around 1628 and helped the locals during an epidemic.

We have some remilar images from the archaological finds from our island.

Subsequently he sent some images from Eastern Samar archaeological finds:

Eastern Samar is about 2300 miles (3700 km) from Nan Madol:

Whether or not there is a connection between the image sent in 2013 and the ones sent in 2023, I’ll leave it to the experts to decide.
If you have an opinion send an email and we’ll keep searching for answers.

btw – The earlier image is of modern design and not an ancient artifact.

Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 7

Part 7
I recently received an email from Tim Walsh of the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Connecticut concerning some lantern slides being held in their collection. Apparently they are from a presentation on the Lost Continent of Mu, but whether or not they were used by James Churchward is unknown.

List of names for each section of the presentation

Here are the slides in the seventh section entitled:

Mound Builder’s Writings
Easter Island Sacred Writing

Section 7 Title Slide
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Mound Builders Symbols
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Easter I Writing
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Vignettes Sacred Writing
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Calendar Stone Mound Bd.
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Vase Mound Builders
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Tablets Crosses
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 1
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 2
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 3
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 4
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 5
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 6

Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 6

Part 6
I recently received an email from Tim Walsh of the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Connecticut concerning some lantern slides being held in their collection. Apparently they are from a presentation on the Lost Continent of Mu, but whether or not they were used by James Churchward is unknown.

List of names for each section of the presentation

Here are the slides in the sixth section entitled:

Examples of Ancient Handicrafts

Title Slide Section 6
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

“Kosloff’s Paintings”
Khara Kota
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Octopus Cypress
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Priest’s Head from Temple of the Sun
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

After the Fight Cypress
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Spiders Mound Builders
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Pottery From Ancient City
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 1
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 2
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 3
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 4
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 5
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 7