did you realize i may have a better reason to do what i am doing then you know .....
i will level with you on a even table..
"Music Encyclopedia: Pythagoras
Greek philosopher and religious teacher. He emigrated from Samos to Croton in southern Italy c 531bc. Doctrines of his school include the Music Encyclopedia: Pythagoras
Greek philosopher and religious teacher. He emigrated from Samos to Croton in southern Italy c 531bc. Doctrines of his school include the harmony of the spheres and a belief in the importance of numbers as a guide to the interpretation of the world. The discovery of the numerical ratios corresponding to the principal intervals of the musical scale is attributed to him. He became an almost legendary figure, and from the 5th century onwards his followers constituted one of the principal schools of Greek musical theory.
this is the part i am researching
" harmony of the spheres "
why because there is a well know picture of Pythagoras holding a sphere.. why is this importain .. because the sorce of that spheres is the chicomoztoc codex
the spheres he holds has a very speacal pattern . it is prime binary. i can not tell you Pythagoras got this data ,but i do know where it came from and the codex was drawn from a much old sorce . the plato stated he beleived the culture was as old as 9000 years ,i dont think he was talking about atlantis at all when he said that ...''
it is clear that the culture of the codex is far older the atlantis ...yet when the codex was made they knew of atlantis at the time .so if the codex is a copy then who copied it and where is the real sorce ...
this would prove that atlantis learned about the priime numbers from the pre chichimeca
and that could be what we are missing . the Egypt pyramids could be the effects of trade between pre chicomoztc and atlantis ... if atlantis was tradeing with Egypt.. we know some of the site related to chicomoztc are as out as 13500 bc . but those dirrectly related are 3500-5000 years old ... we see the Egyptain .. pyramids and we think there were not made the same time as the pyramids of mayan,aztec ,or inca but they would not have been if this is the true sorce ..of the math but the math dosent lie .. it is the same math ... how do i know a few reasons . one the age of the chanle island site .and the nasca plans ,and the age of crete it self ... and then the data that atlas could have been king in atlantis ...
see i think they are right about the Phoenicians:
Columbia Encyclopedia: Phoenician art.
The Phoenician region developed as a major trade center of the ancient world; consequently Phoenician art clearly reflects the influences of Egypt, Syria, and Greece. Phoenician deities were represented in Egyptian and Syrian attire and were surrounded with foreign symbolism adopted by Phoenician artists and used to illustrate indigenous beliefs. The Phoenicians excelled at metalcraft and carving. Their ivories and metal reliefs were copied in many neighboring regions, especially in Palestine, Greece, and Etruria. Their artisans settled in Egypt and Greece and imported Syrian work as well as their own, increasing the amalgamation of styles. The principal Phoenician excavations are at Byblos, but Phoenician works in jewelry, glass, clay, alabaster, ivory, many metals, faience, and wood are found in all Mediterranean countries and neighboring areas of Asia Minor. Their textiles too, particularly the famous blue and purple cloth, were widely exported. Among the most famous examples of Phoenician carving is a gem- and glass-inlaid ivory found at Nimrud depicting a Nubian man being attacked by a lion (British Mus.). art.
The Phoenician region developed as a major trade center of the ancient world; consequently Phoenician art clearly reflects the influences of Egypt, Syria, and Greece. Phoenician deities were represented in Egyptian and Syrian attire and were surrounded with foreign symbolism adopted by Phoenician artists and used to illustrate indigenous beliefs. The Phoenicians excelled at metalcraft and carving. Their ivories and metal reliefs were copied in many neighboring regions, especially in Palestine, Greece, and Etruria. Their artisans settled in Egypt and Greece and imported Syrian work as well as their own, increasing the amalgamation of styles. The principal Phoenician excavations are at Byblos, but Phoenician works in jewelry, glass, clay, alabaster, ivory, many metals, faience, and wood are found in all Mediterranean countries and neighboring areas of Asia Minor. Their textiles too, particularly the famous blue and purple cloth, were widely exported. Among the most famous examples of Phoenician carving is a gem- and glass-inlaid ivory found at Nimrud depicting a Nubian man being attacked by a lion (British Mus.).
Phoenicians
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A Semitic people from the eastern Mediterranean renowned as traders in later prehistory, erroneously credited with many wondrous exploits around the world. Descendants of the Canaanites, their early history is obscure. By the later 2nd millennium bc, however, they occupied the narrow coastal plain of Lebanon and Syria with important settlements at Tyre, Sidon, and Byblos. Under Hiram I of Tyre (970–936 bc) the Phoenicians enjoyed a golden age; soon afterwards a series of colonies was established as part of a complex and extensive trading network in the western Mediterranean. The colonies included: Gades, Gibraltar, Tingis, Carthago Nova, Ebusius, Cherchell, Algiers, Hippo, Carthage, Utica, Sabrata, Lepcis Magna, Malta, Nora, Caralis, Sulicis, Tharros, and Olbia. After their incorporation into the Babylonian empire in 574 bc they continued their role as merchants, traders, and middlemen. They were the leading seafarers of the 1st millennium bc, sailing into the Atlantic and reputedly circumnavigating Africa. It is often claimed that they came to Britain, but this has never been substantiated. Towards the end of the 1st millennium bc they were absorbed into the Hellenistic and Roman world. The Phoenicians are believed to have developed the first alphabetic script around 1500 bc; the Greek, Roman, Arabic, and Hebrew alphabets all derive from the Phoenician one.
:They were the leading seafarers of the 1st millennium bc, sailing into the Atlantic .../The Phoenicians are believed to have developed the first alphabetic script around 1500 bc; the Greek, Roman, Arabic, and Hebrew alphabets all derive from the Phoenician one.
those are just a few of the reason i beleive they may have learn the math threw the known trade routes of the time ...in this case threw the Phoenicians...
i cant get that 1500bc date out of my head ..i have ran into it a few times so far one reason is the pre chichimeca era .....
the piont being chicomoztoc tradeing with atlantis and atlantis trading with the Phoenicians, and they traded with the just about everyone ...this could be a logical way that chicomoztoc could have this addvanced math and it could end up with Pythagoras..
you got to remeber by the way it looks ,anyone that spoke highly of someone band from the culture could get band them selfs ...i guess their internet was diffrent from ours ...lol
the inner workings of goverment were not always far .. so i dont know if anything has change from then to now ,,,....lol
i guess the 1500 date is to close to the : Crete 1600 B.C
remebering i stated that crete is a main focal piont of this data .. note it is 5000 nm from atlantis , i just can picture them sending atlas 20 miles away after what they did .. they stated they sent him to the edge of the known world .. : to the end of the ocean river : i under stand this to mean the gulfstream . if atlantis was where i said it was then at the time it would have been in the way of the gulfstream and when it sank into the ocean the gulfstream would have chnaged corse and then flowed up the eastern sea board like it dose now ...this clearly could explan what took place and why ...
Crete (krēt)
An island of southeast Greece in the eastern Mediterranean Sea. Its Minoan civilization, centered at the city of Knossos on the northern coast, was one of the earliest in the world and reached the height of its wealth and power c. 1600 B.C. Crete subsequently fell to the Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Venetians, and Ottoman Turks. The islanders proclaimed their union with modern Greece in 1908.