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Is this the earliest drawing of a crucifixion? Carving made some 1,970 years ago on an ancient Roman school for slaves shows a human-like figure with the head of the donkey that is deemed anti-Christian graffiti
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9431585/Graffiti-carved-ancient-Roman-building-1-900-years-ago-Crucifixion.html
It is said to be the earliest and only known image of the Crucifixion – a depiction of human-like figure with the head of a donkey nailed to a cross.
The anti-Christian 'graffito' was etched into a plaster wall of an imperial training school for ancient Roman slaves between 50AD and 250AD.
Beneath the cross is ancient Greek text that reads, 'Alexamenos worships God,' as a way to mock an individual in the drawing who appears to be dressed like a slave.
Another room in the excavated building was found with the inscription 'Alexamenos is faithful,' which could either be another dig at the individual or someone coming to his aid.
The ancient graffiti was done during a time that Christianity was frowned upon by Romans who practiced paganism, which believed is what led them to power, but it is not confirmed that the image is of Jesus Christ.
The image was discovered etched in the wall of a Tabernae, a type of shop or stall in ancient Roma, by a team in 1959.
A total of eight Tabernae were discovered, but Tabernae 5 was found vandalized with a carving of a woman nailed to a cross.
The cross is 40 cm high, the cross-piece is 26 cm long, and the figure is 35 cm high.
It is believed to have been made during the reign of Trajan or Hadrian some 1,900 years ago.
Ritual crystals used some 150,000 years ago are discovered in South Africa's Kalahari Desert that challenges the long-held belief Homo sapiens emerged in coastal environments, study finds
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9431343/105-000-year-old-artifacts-Kalahari-challenge-idea-human-origins-linked-coasts.html
An international team of researchers located the items in a rockshelter on Ga-Mohana Hill, situated above an expansive savannah in the southern Kalahari basin.
Their excavation uncovered hundreds of stone tools, as well as animal bones with signs of butchery, and 42 burned ostrich eggshell fragments thought to have been used as water vessels.
They also uncovered 22 white calcite crystals, all palm-sized or smaller, believed to have ritual purpose.
Schumann Resonance April 2 Cries of the Children, Faith into Action
Pray. The plight of Human children appears. Will this situation be allowed to persist, what do we wish to change, what details are we even aware of, and what do we wish to drop away?
These are poignant themes to consider, as we move into the natural new year on April 11, and the beginning of new cycles of time in Humanity’s history.
God bless the living Souls of the children, and of the child within each one of us.
*she breaks down images, remember 'stereogram' or 'magic eye hidden images' popular years ago, she is tapping into that theme thru the schumann chart. Also noted, she saw a frog(Pepe), child's eye, baby face behind bars or cage. Very interdasting, frens
22 royal mummies, kings and queens who died more than 3,000 years ago, going on parade
https://local12.com/news/nation-world/22-royal-mummies-kings-and-queens-who-died-more-than-3000-years-ago-going-on-parade
MSNBC erroneously reported that Capitol attack suspect was a 'White male'
https://www.foxnews.com/media/msnbc-noah-green-white-male-capitol-attack
MSNBC erroneously reported Friday that the suspect in Friday's deadly car attack at the U.S. Capitol was a "White male."
During the network's 2 p.m. ET program "Katy Tur Reports," NBC News justice correspondent Pete Williams provided reporting on the then-unidentified suspect, who had just died.
"The question now is, what’s the condition of the Capitol Police officers who were injured when the man we’re told it was a White male that was driving the car when the man got out of the car and attacked the police officers with a knife," Williams told MSNBC anchor Katy Tur.
*of course they did