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POPSThe Mysteries of Guadalupe A great sign appeared in the sky, a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars..Revelation 12:1
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POPSCrystal skulls in British, US Museums Are Fakes Indiana Jones would have probably taken as a fool by these as the British Museum Skull was bought 127 years ago and the Smithsonian was bought in 1960. If some of the best scientists, archaeologists, and anthropologists were fooled by the fakes, could have anyone ever have accidentally discovered the deception with only a cursory look? The Legend of the Crystal Skulls and their curse (or blessing - see story) have circulated for decades... nothing like true modern technology and skepticism to ruin a great myth of the paranormal!
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POPSAztec whistle studies Sound has often been used for healing, and music is definitely part of celelbrations and traditions. I am sure there is much more to this than we realize, if we looked deeper it could be very interesting!
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POPSCrystal Skulls - Real or Fake? Interesting article about forgeries and the search for the true MezoAmerican artifacts. Clipping this was inspired by the comments and discussion from a clip by invictus. http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/E2744391-1065-40C7-98A0-5A8B868ABFAA/
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POPSWhy HRC must not be VP "Hillary as a war drum thumper, marching shoulder to shoulder with John McCain, shouting that she’s the candidate of the white people."
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POPSOrigin of State Names GEORGIA. Named after King George II of England, who charted the colony in 1732. HAWAII. An English adaptation of the native word owhyhee, which means "homeland." IDAHO. Possibly taken from the Kiowa Apache word for the Comanche Indians. ILLINOIS. The French bastardization of the Algonquin word illini, which means "men." INDIANA. Named by English-speaking settlers because the territory was full of Indians. IOWA. The Sioux word for "beautiful land," or "one who puts to sleep." KANSAS. Taken from the Sioux word for "south wind people," their name for anyone who lived south of Sioux territory. KENTUCKY. Possibly derived from the Indian word kan-tuk-kee, meaning "dark and bloody ground." Or kan-tuc-kec, "land of green reeds", or ken-take, meaning "meadowland." LOUISIANA. Named after French King Louis XIV. MAINE. The Old French word for "province." MARYLAND. Named after Queen Henrietta Maria, wife of English King George I.
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POPSLaw in Mexico Before the Conquest It makes one wonder how the Spanish could say the Aztec were un-civilized people, when one finds out more and more how the so called civilized European's came to South America and Turtle Island.
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POPS200yr old MexicanTime Capsule found in church tower The capsule contained a small case of wax blessed by the pope. The blessing seems to have had a use by date. The capsule also contained coins, a parchment listing the contents, and a number of palm frond crosses said to be for protection from the rain. (Apparently it flooded a lot.) They plan to put a new time capsule into the ball when it is closed again, but they wont say what will be in it. (They want it to be a surprise)
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POPSChocolate Beer 3000 years old Should Make some. Looks like it was invented before chocolate drinks. I haven't found a recipe, but it could just be a matter of knowing how to brew.
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