EPISODE · Nov 9, 2008 · 2H
Shadows in the Dark - Episode #124 - 11/09/08 - Jonathan Gray
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International explorer, archaeologist and author Jonathan Gray returned and gave updates on new discoveries taking place in the archaeology community. Jeremiah started off by sharing his May trip to Chichen Itza and told of the amazing structures that were there. During the first hour Jonathan informed us of the recent discovery of some ancient ruins in New Zealand that appear to be Celtic in origin. The New Zealand Government is tring to suppress the information causing some fear from the public of what exactly their history might be. It is the New Zealand’s Government intentions to keeps this information under wraps until 2063. These lead to a discussion of the similarities of many ancient cultures on a global scale and the possibility of global travel of these cultures. Also discussed in the first hour was a bullet hole found in an Egyptian mummy, how in Chinese history fiction was illegal to write giving their writing credibility of what their culture was like, and Atlantis and what archaeological finds may back up it’s existence. The 2nd hour started out talking about archeological finds that backed up Biblical stories. Jonathan shared his experience of traveling to Mountains of Arat to shoot down the claims that there was a boat under the snow which was Noah’s Ark. He said that he came to the realization that man made was there, that was over 7,000 feet about sea level and match the demintions of Noah’s Ark. We also discussed the possibility of the flood and evidence that supported it. We then switched the discussion to giants. Skeletal remains have been discovered that show man being up to 15 feet tall with even some reports of find a skeleton that reach 30 feet.File Download (120:00 min / 26 MB)
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