Cosmic Glue

  Five Ancient Greek Mysteries that Remain Unsolved 3/30/2025 GreekReporter.com Ancient Greece   By Alexander Gale March 30, 2025 A Mycenaean (MINOAN) death mask . Credit: Sharon Mollerus / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 2.0 Ancient Greek history is one of the most intensely studied periods of human history, and yet a multitude of mysteries associated with this enigmatic civilization remain unsolved. Of course, modern archaeologists and historians have a wealth of sources to work with, including the impressive architectural works of the Greeks, the literature they passed down to us, and a whole host of artworks, implements, tools, and relics that have been preserved and discovered. Nevertheless, the primary sources available are not infinite, and many mysteries associated with the ancient Greeks remain shrouded by time. Perhaps one day they will be solved when new evidence emerges, or else we are fated to gaze back ...

Documentary filmmaker Marijn Poels is in search of humanity's primal code. In the second part of his trilogy, he unravels the genetically embedded principles and instincts we have neglected through the ravages of time. A compelling and mind-boggling quest of how certain stories, frequencies, and intentional programs suppress our perceptions, and block our path to humanity. (I'd call that sorcery!) What if you visit a place where you’re confronted with our history that turns out to be much different than the one you were always led to believe? How a false narrative (sorcery) has managed to keep the whole foundation of our being in its grip by shifting reality into myths.  A story of how oppression and fear have kept us from developing our primal forces for thousands of years, which are now being reclaimed worldwide.  Because it's just in our human DNA and it's easier to reclaim than once thought. A mind-boggling experimental quest by documentarian Marijn Poels into...

 (looting in the Americas, 1930s) Ancient Greek Artifact Repatriated to Greece from US Museum By Filio Kontrafouri |  February 23, 2025 An ancient Greek artifact is being repatriated to Greece from the museum where it was displayed in the US. credit: Greek Ministry of Culture An ancient Greek lekythos (oil flask) is repatriated to Greece from the United States after the museum where it was displayed decided to voluntarily return it to its country of origin. The Attic 12-centimeter vessel, depicting a battle between goddess Athena and a giant, was excavated in 1910 from a tomb in Athens’ Kerameikos cemetary . It was later removed under unknown circumstances between 1936 and 1976. The artifact was auctioned in December 1973 in New York by Sotheby’s, as part of an auction of the Hagop Kevorkian Fund’s estate. The buyer later anonymously donated it to the Glencairn Museum, in Pennsylvania, where it had been on display until now. Afte...

Lead ingots with what archaeologists say are Cypro-Minoan markings were just discovered off the coast of Cesarea in Israel.  They show that there was trade between Sardinia and Cyprus in Minoan times .  Credit: Ehud Galili/University of Haifa Institute of Maritime Studies   SPECTACULAR UPDATE   Scans of the Sardinian lead ingots showing Cypro-Minoan markings. Credit: Avshalom Karasik/Israel Antiquities Authority   Bronze Age Minoan Ingots Are Evidence of Ancient Trade Links greekreporter.com /2024/12/28/bronze-age-minoan-ingots-cyprus/   By Patricia Claus | December 28, 2024 Bronze Age Minoan ingots with unique markings that were recently discovered off the Israeli coast show vast trading links between Cyprus and Sardinia, archaeologists say. Dating back to the late Bronze age, approximately the 13th to the early 12th century BC, the ingots, with lead that had been mined in Sardinia , 2,500 km (1,550 miles) away from Cyprus, show ...