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KnewEyes
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That is a very interesting theory Krissa came up with for sure. Its funny how here in New England we have Towns, rivers and even States with the "sett" at the end of the name. The only Indian Nations with the word Sett in them are from the New England Area. The meaning of the words as told by this site is:
narragansett: people of the small point
paugusset: where the narrows open out http://members.tripod.com/~PHILKON/names.html
So it seems that it is a "place" they are refering to in both of these tribal names.
The names of towns with the "sett" or "set" ending seem to be concentrated in this "place" in Massachussetts.
Notice also that there were more towns with the "sett" ending, that were changed for some reason, all concentrated in a certain Massachussetts county,, Barnstable County.
Even Barnstable used to be called "Pocasett".
I wonder why there are so mant "setts" in that area, and why the need to "change the names" of so many towns and a county in that area, away from the word "sett".
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Cohasset MA. -Norfolk County
Mattapoisett, MA. -Plymouth County
Nobscusset, MA (now changed toYarmouth) -Barnstable County
Pocasset, MA (Now changed to Barnstable) -Barnstable County
Somerset, MA -Bristol County
Suckanassett or Succanesset MA (Now changed to Falmouth) -Barnstable County
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RI.
Cowesett, RI -Kent County
Narragansett, RI -Washington County
North Quidnessett, RI -Washington County
Quidnessett, RI -Washington County
http://www.vineyard.net/vineyard/history/allen/WhatCity.htm |
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KrissaTMC2
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Thu May 16, 2002 12:46 am
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Thanks for the information KnewEyes.
The one word that caught my attention and will probably catch Dan's attention is "Quidnessett." If written using the rules of translation, it would become Cu-i-d-n-e-s-sett. According to Dan's research that was passed on to him by an expert in ancient linguistics, such words can yield at least 8 complete statements if translated from left to right and a few additional statements when translated from right to left. All the words that you mentioned seem to fit the criteria.
BTW, Quidnessett can further be broken down as Cu-i-d-n-e-s-s-e-t-t for the second line of translation with each letter representing a word of their language if I remember correctly.
[Edited 2 times, lastly by KrissaTMC2 on 05-15-2002] |
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msswv123
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Thu May 16, 2002 2:47 am
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Hi guys, thanks so much for your input...I am not real up on understanding the translation thingee, but that is so interesting...I also have been researching Bel, who was another sun god and noticed that we have a town near me called Bel-mont...and I think there is a town in massachu-setts called bel-mont...also I thought of SET-I. APEP is the initials of Advanced Power and Energy Program..funny how you only can notice some things after you learn something else...what a journey!!...blessings ms |
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msswv123
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Thu May 16, 2002 6:56 pm
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excerpt from post at cyberspace orbit forum,more serpents.....blessings ms..
The Hendaye Cross is in Basque; Basques are possibly favored quarry/hosts of reptilians/nagas
http://www.reptilianagenda.com/research/r110199a.html
The Rh-negative Factor : "Reptilian Traits"(the DRAGON within).
EUROPE´S MYSTERY PEOPLE :
http://www.knowledge.co.uk/frontiers/sf085/sf085a02.htm
The researches of R. Frank, a scholar at the University of Iowa, suggest that the Basques were far-advanced in navigational skills and other aspects of technology long before the rise of the Roman Empire. The Basques, she believes, are the last remnants of the megalith builders, who left behind dolmens, standing stones, and other rock structures all across Europe and perhaps even in eastern North America.
Two facts set the Basque peoples apart from the other Europeans who have dominated the continent the past 3,000 years: (1) The Basque language is distinctly different; and (2) The Basques have the highest recorded level of Rh-negative blood (roughly twice that of most Europeans), as well as substantially lower levels of Type B blood and a higher incidence of Type O blood.
Some probable technological feats of the Basques or their ancestors are:
Stonehenge and similar megalithic structures....A unique system of measurement based on the number 7, instead of 10, 12, or 60 Regular visits to North America long before Columbus to fish and to trade for beaver skins. Recently unearthed British customs records show large Basque imports of beaver pelts from 1380-1433. The invention of a sophisticated navigational device called an "abacus." (No relation to the common abacus.)
(Haddingham, Evan; "Europe´s Mystery People," World Monitor, p. 34, September 1992. Cr. A. Rothovius.)
From Science Frontiers #85, JAN-FEB 1993. A9 1997 William R. Corliss
Human Genetics...
Odd, the REPTILIAN "Aliens" like Abducting the Rh-Negative Humans.
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Nagas
http://www.reptilianagenda.com/research/r073101a.html
"The word Naga is rooted in Sanskrit and means "serpent." [Further meanings from the Sanskrit-English Dictionary by Monier Monier-Williams: m. "not moving," a mountain (in Atharva Veda); the number 7 (because of the 7 principal mountains; any tree or plant (in Mahabharata); the sun.] In the East Indian pantheon it is connected with the Serpent Spirit and the Dragon Spirit. It has an equivalence to the Burmese Nats, or god-serpents. In the Esoteric Tradition it is synonymous for Adepts, or Initiates. In India and Egypt, and even in Central and South America, the Naga stands for one who is wise.
"Naga is one of a handful of rare words surviving the loss of the first universal language. In Buddhism, Wisdom has always been tied, symbolically, to the figure of the Serpent. In the Western Tradition it can be found as used by the Christ in the Gospel of Saint Matthew (10:16), "Be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves."
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More Nagas: Death Rays and UFOs (EM scalar technologies?)
http://skywebsite.com/hollow/CCCC/id20.html
In India there is a strong belief in the reality of the Nagas, a race of serpent-people or lizard-men who make their homes in two major underground cities (or civilizations), Patala and Bhogavati. The latter is said to be under the Himalayas, and from there the Nagas wage war on other, human, subterraneans, from the subsurface kingdoms of Agharta and Shambala. To this day, Patala is believed by millions of Hindus to have an entrance in the Well of Sheshna, in Benares. According to herpetologist and author Sherman A. Minton, as stated in his book "Venomous Reptiles," this entrance is very real, with forty steps which descend into a circular depression, to terminate at a closed stone door which is covered in bas-relief cobras. In Tibet, there is a major mystical shrine also called "Patala," which is said by the people there to sit atop an ancient cavern and tunnel system, which reaches throughout the Asian continent and possibly beyond. The Nagas also have an affinity with water, and the entrances to their underground palaces
are often said to be hidden at the bottom of wells, deep lakes, and rivers
The Nagas are described as a very advanced race or species, with a highly-developed technology. They also harbor a disdain for human beings, whom they are said to abduct, torture, interbreed with, and even to eat. The interbreeding has supposedly led to a wide variety of forms, ranging from completely reptilian to nearly-human in appearance. Among their many devices are "death rays" and "vimana,"" or flying, disk-shaped aerial craft. These craft are described at length in many ancient Vedic texts, including the Bhagivad-gita and the Ramayana. <
http://www.stealthsearch.net/~orbitforum/message.php?message=50&topic=6
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Dan Rockwell
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Fri May 17, 2002 7:04 pm
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Here's the first line of translation for Massachusetts.
M= mo A=AN S S A C (H) U S E T T S=IS
Of me the IT IS here out of for indeed SETT it is
Note: the words "IT IS" when used in the proper context was a reference for spirit, god or soul. - The translation would then read as "Of me the soul/spirit here out of for indeed SETT it is" - Basically meaning "my soul belongs to SETT".
Of course to be sure of the translation of the first line, MASSACHUSETTS must be reversed to read as STTESUHCASSAM and translated.
S T=TA T E S U {H} C A S S A M
it is I AM he who energy for him here whence of me
Note: The words "I AM" if used in the right context meant Sacred or Sacred PLace. The translation could then be read as "It is sacred - he who energy for him here whence of me." To put it simply: "My energy here out of me is for him"
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KrissaTMC2
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Fri May 17, 2002 11:55 pm
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Now that is really weird Dan but it does seem to make sense. |
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KrissaTMC2
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Sat May 18, 2002 3:35 am
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Theres one good book that compares the myths and legends of ancient America to those of other countries and it is very interesting on how many similarities between the supposedly isolated pre-Columbian cultures and those of the rest of the world at the time. I think the book is called Myths and Legends of Pre-Columbian America. |
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KrissaTMC2
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Sat May 18, 2002 3:58 am
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Here is some interesting reading concerning the possible origins of the first people in America.
ORIGINS
The First Americans -Hot on the Trail
Reproduced from The NEARA Journal, Volume XXXI, No.1 Summer 1997 page 1-3.
quote:
A cluster of questions about the 'first Americans' has challenged the scientific community and intrigued the public probably ever since Columbus bumped into the Bahamas en route to the Indies. The questions have been phrased in a variety of ways, but essentially they can be summarized as follows:
1 - Where did 'native Americans' come from originally?
2 - When did they come?
3 - How many migrations took place and when?
4 - What routes were used?
5 - Did they travel by land or by sea, or both?
6 - Who else might have followed the original migrants to these shores in more recent millennia, right up to 1492?
http://www.neara.org/gillmore.htm
In the first article, there is mention of an interview with Dennis Stanford and the link to that interview is beolw.
Northern Clans, Northern Traces - Interview With Smithsonian Paleo Anthropologist Dennis Stanford
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If you read your textbooks, Clovis are thought to be the first people into the New World, (North America) via Siberia. But when you look at the archeology of Siberia, which we have now had ample opportunity to do in the last few years, there really is not much in Siberia that is a direct Clovis predecessor. Consequently, we've been - or at least, I've been, convinced that Clovis is a New World invention and developed from a population of people that were already in North America. In fact, the Smithsonian has been working along with researchers in Tennesee and in the Southeast in particular where we have the largest (and oldest) concentration of Clovis artifacts anywhere in North America. But if Clovis did develop in the Southeast, who did Clovis develop from? When did that happen? And where did those people come from? Was it Siberia or was it someplace else?
http://www.mnh.si.edu/arctic/html/dennis_stanford.html |
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Dan Rockwell
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Sat May 18, 2002 4:57 am
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Actually the book that Krissa is talking about is the "Myths of Pre-Columbian America"
by Donald A. MackenZie. It was originally published in 1923 in Britan but was re-released in America in 1996 by Dover Publications.
It is a book that deals with the myths and religious practices of pre-Columbian America and examines the question as to whether they were of indepedent origin or were imported from the Old World. |
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