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The Information With This Artifact Is A Work In Progress. This is a C. 7,000 year old flint or coral (or both) engraved borer or awl from Northern Europe, It is possible that this had been an axe, Research suggests that it is of the Ertebolle Culture (6,000 BC to 3,500 BC) of the Jutland and Islands of Denmark, it is 6.9 cm at it's widest width and 3.7 cm in height. It has engravings of a large face (similar as to what is seen on the axe head of the Varus Avenger Statue" that is with this collection), it has been reworked to show several faces / figures abstractly. Besides the carvings, it was made using dyes, calcium, sand, and resins. It may have a ichthyocol (a fish glue usually made from sturgeon bladders) coating. Amazingly it has holograms, if you would like to view the only hologram yet to be photographed then Go To The Largest Picture Posted (it is of a Semi Nude Woman in a Phrygian Hat, her facial features appear Finnic), due to this phenomenon I had thought that some of the art had been engraved more recently, and by a miniaturist that was either connected to a Knights Templar pedigree, or was a Knights Templar enthusiast. Initially some of the carvings appeared to be of the Knight's Templar, but after viewing many more examples of ancient northern European art and symbols, it now appears that they are of the Stone Age. There are several ornate letter T's, and a hologram that shows the letters OTM in a triangle, if this was done at a more recent date then it may be a reference to the Knights Templar as the "Order Of Military Templars", but again it may be of ancient symbols, pictures of this will soon be provided. There may have been "traditions". I should note that I am of the opinion that at least some Knight's of Templar were followers of the "Old Ways" and that they masked this with Gnosticism and Classical beliefs. I also believe that these "Old Ways" were more Northern European in origin then Western or Central European origin When the secret is reveled the creator of this piece seems to have had the ancient northern European thirst for amber. My theory is that at least some of the much later Knight's of Templar had the same with something simular, and that this had to do with superstition as well as wealth. The Ertebolle Culture were a people that subsisted mainly by fishing, they were the first to make carved amber beads, I believe that this were not only for their own use but were also trade items. Black amber is rarer then yellow amber and may have been a sign of wealth. Interestingly the stone is made to appear as a wood knot. The art had been made by using engravings that coincide with the natural formations in the stone and resins. There are many inscriptions that were thought to be in Latin, Greek, and Hebrew, these may be ancient symbols. The seal stamp portion of this piece is a quarter inch from the tip of the main point. There is another seal stamp that it is a little over a quarter of an inch from the tip of a point. Both stamps will make a three dimensional seal impression that has several compartments. . The area where the secret is seen is with the last photograph group, which is separate. Copyright 2007 David Xavier Kenney |
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Music Titled Black Pearl By Paul Turton aka Mr. Barbados Music Copyright 2007 Paul Turton Speculations On The Black Pearl According to the creator of this art piece, the secret to the Templar Treasure is a Black Pearl. This may have two meanings: First, this may be a reference to the Queen of Sheba, as a mystiic biblical symbol of wisdom. This may be so but my research also shows that at least some Northern Europeans worshipped the constellation Cassiopeia as a black woman and, or, as a she wolf, and perhaps as a she bear / wolf. Second, until the discovery of the American continents with access to the Pacific Ocean Black Pearls in the West were extremely rare, a single pearl was worth an absolute fortune. Furthermore, Medieval Knights viewed certain pearls as a symbol of invincibility on the battlefield (speculation is that an extremely rare pearl may have been perceived as providing the ultimate protection). There were a few European countries that even passed laws stating that pearls could only be worn by the nobility. It can be assumed that on a occasion a Black Pearl was found in the waters of the Persian Gulf, or in the waters off Madagascar, no doubt there would have been a waiting list of the elite as to purchase such a pearl. Another source of Black Pearls may have been with Arab traders who traded in the East. In my opinion if the Knights Templar had any interest in this theme then they also had a mercenary motive, as finding and controlling a source of these pearls to the West would have been a great power coup. So if this artifact's message is an indicator of a Templar fascination with the Black Pearl, then it is possible that later Templar romantics of influence and means may in fact have had a hand in the discovery of America. If the Black Pearl was associated with wealth and power with the Knights Templar, then the Neolithic Coral Scraper that is with this collection may show what actually began such a tradition. If you would like to view this artifact Click Here. Copyright 2007 David Xavier Kenney |
