My-Mu Blog

According to recent news from researchers at UC Davis, the technological advancement of the Neanderthals has risen again.
Just about a month ago, there was news that related the Neanderthals showed humans how to soften hides with a little tool they made called a lissoir.
Now research shows that the first bone tools were manufactured by Neanderthals.

Maybe they were not the brutes everyone accuses them of being.

Have a great day.

According to a recent news report archaeologist Martti Pärssinen has been credited with discovering an ancient Amazon basin civilization in Brazil.

The new discovery could be evidence for the ancient city of “Z” that Lt. Col. Percival Harrison Fawcett was looking for when he vanished in 1925 in the Amazon rainforest.

The link to James Churchward comes through the 1932 expedition to Matto Grosso to find Fawcett by Capt Paul Rycaut de S. Shordiche-Churchward. Captain Churchward a was a cousin of James.

Hopefully, the new information that Dr. Pärssinen uncovers will set the record straight about an advanced civilization in the Amazon Basin.

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According to the news, the recent earthquake in Pakistan has created a new island.

Seismologists suspect the island is a temporary formation resulting from a “mud volcano,” a jet of mud, sand and water that gushed to the surface as the temblor churned and pressurized that slurry under the ocean floor.

We are told this is a temporary phenomena, but are there circumstances that cause it to become permanent?
On the other hand, there are phenomena that cause solid ground to disappear and not return…

Have a great day.