Survivors of the Great Tsunami: The course of Eurasia after the 4.2ka BP Impact
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Alewyn J Raubenheimer
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p class="MsoNormal" style="text-align: justify; text-indent: 17.85pt; margin: 0mm 0mm 0pt">"Survivors of the Great Tsunami" is a factual account and the result of an in-depth study into the uncovering of the most advanced civilization in Early Antiquity. This West European Federation from more than 4000 years ago has been ignored, or denied, by historians to this day.
The book examines an ancient manuscript discovered in the Netherlands in 1867. The manuscript was declared a fraud in error by Dutch linguists and subsequently shunned by historians. By comparing this manuscript with numerous authors from antiquity, as well as testing the claims made in it against modern scientific discoveries in archaeology, paleo-climatolgy, genetics, linguistics, oceanography, sedimentology and many more, the manuscript was found to be true in every instance. These discoveries were yet to be made in the 19th century when the manuscript first came into the public domain and none of its claims have been proven wrong over the last 140 years.
The reader is taken on a journey to examine the memoirs and reports of men and women from Western Europe who suffered the biggest catastrophe in the recorded history of man; the catastrophe that killed millions and became known as "The Deluge" or "Noah’s Flood". The manuscript reflects the sagas and adventures of these people as they led other survivors of the disaster from all over the world out of the Stone- and Bronze Ages into the Iron Age.
The pioneers from Europe’s western seaboard founded the ancient civilizations from Greece to Persia. They introduced the world to carbonized steel, chariot warfare, cavalry charges astronomy and mathematics. They gave the world the "Greek alphabet", "Indo-Arabian numerals", democracy, free enterprise, human rights and monotheism. Four thousand years ago they even tried their hand at arms control and nature conservation. Some of these old chronicles, in fact, are older than the Bible.
The startling but well substantiated disclosures in "Survivors of the Great Tsunami" prove that hereto accepted European, Asian and World history had been severely compromised in the past. The cradle of Western civilization does not lie in the Middle East or North Africa. For too long have academics denied the pivotal role that Western Europe had played in early world history.
Europe’s “Rosette Stone” has been found.
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Survivors of the Great Tsunami: the course of Eurasia after the 4.2 ka BP Impact by Alewyn J. Raubenheimer
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A provocative book based on an ancient manuscript of an inundation over 4000 years ago (BP = Before Present), therefore this flood would have happened in 2193 BC or very close to that date. Alewyn J. Raubenheimer takes us on a journey through time as he sets out to prove the authenticity of this manuscript, Orea Linda. Is it authentic? Was there really such a civilization of democracy, architecture, shipbuilding, horticulture, literacy and monotheism? A place of freedom, culture, and industry (metallurgy). The author goes into the plausibility very thoroughly, using references from such diverse writings as the Bible, Ipuwer and later Nefertiti, Homer, Heredotus and others. The research covers many strategic areas for seeking out the past besides historians. Satellite imagery, DNA mapping, archaeology, paleontology, geology, anthropology and astronomy all play a part in this intriguing book.
This civilization, Frya's Land or Frisland, appears to be the beginning of an advanced, cultured civilization in a world where most were barbaric and based on slavery and idolatry. Even the language appears to be an ancient variation of the old Friesian language. The manuscript begins with a description of an earth-shattering global event quite probably caused by an asteroid or pieces of asteroids hitting the earth in the Indian Ocean. The Burckle Impact would have had the power of "several million nuclear bombs". The earth tipped on its axis, changing the earth's orbit and therefore the climate. Volcanoes erupted, earthquakes cracked open the earth, after-quakes carrying on for 3 years, Frisland tilted and sank beneath the global flood. Millions were killed in the cataclysm. Survivors scattered throughout the world.
The writing, though full of quotes from various sources including the Orea Linda, is interesting and well written. Alewyn Raubenheimer is well versed in the study of his research. He speaks of the early Europeans and in particular the people of Frya's Land with clarity. The Orea Linda book has been passed on and added to through thousands of generations, and was brought to light in 1872 when it was translated after a descendent who had received it from his aunt in the 1830s contacted the provincial librarian and archivist of Friesland in the Netherlands. It had been handed down in his family for generations when his aunt gave it to him to keep. The book is quite fascinating in showing the building blocks throughout history of countries as seen from the descendency of the Friesland people. The author makes a very good and thorough case for the authenticity of the book, which has long been held to be a hoax by many experts, and authentic by many other experts. He encourages further study as technology improves. One thing stands out loud and clear, he believes in the authenticity and believes it tells us a lot about global history. Great food for thought.
Reviewed on 12/20/2011 by ReviewTheBook.com Member Betty Gelean
