Many of you seekers of truth have heard the stories of Prince
Madoc or Madog, the son of Owen ap Grufudd of Gwynedd, King of Wales 1137-1170,
unconventional history tells of Prince Madoc who took sail with several ships
in search of nothing more than an adventure…. but there is so much more to this
story which we will come to shortly, and after this article, we still will not
have even graced a small part nor ventured far enough back to the time of the FIRST
colonization’s which have occurred in the past on this continent with the
exception of those first Americans, dating back even BEFORE King Solomon sent his
friend, Hyrum, King of Tyre to the termed “mythical”
place of Ophir.
Unlike the usual cry of fowl! Hoax! We generally find
regarding unpopular history, today we find from the reliable[?] Wiki writers;
(Notice the choice of
word by this Wiki writer which instead of denial, the article is more so
apologetic)
The
legends of Celtic voyages to America, and settlement there in the twelfth
century, led by Madog (or Madoc), son of Owain Gwynedd, prince of Gwynedd, are
generally dismissed, although such doubts are not conclusive. The Madog legend
attained its greatest prominence during the Elizabethan era when Welsh and
English writers used it bolster British claims in the New World versus those of
Spain. The earliest surviving full account of Madoc's voyage, as the first to make
the claim that Madoc had come to America, appears in Humphrey Llwyd 1559 Cronica Walliae, an English adaptation of the Brut y Tywysogion.[7] In 1810, John
Sevier, the first governor of Tennessee, wrote to his friend Major Amos
Stoddard about a conversation he had had in 1782 with the old Cherokee chief
Oconostota concerning ancient fortifications built along the Alabama River.
The chief
allegedly told him that the forts had been built by a white people called
"Welsh", as protection against the ancestors of the Cherokee, who
eventually drove them from the region.[8] Sevier had also written in 1799 of
the alleged discovery of six skeletons in brass armor bearing the Welsh
coat-of-arms. Thomas S. Hinde claimed that in 1799, six soldiers had been dug
up near Jeffersonville, Indiana on the Ohio River with breastplates that
contained Welsh coat of arms.[9] It is possible these were the same 6 Sevier
referred to, as the number, brass plates and Welsh coat of arms are consistent
with both references. Speculation abounds connecting Madog with certain sites,
such as Devil's Backbone, located on the Ohio River at Fourteen Mile Creek near
Louisville, Kentucky.[10][11]
7.
Bradshaw, p. 29.
8."text of John
Sevier's 1810 letter". Freepages.family.rootsweb.ancestry.com. Archived
from the original on 13 January 2013. Retrieved 28 August 2017.
9. The American pioneer: a monthly periodical,
devoted to the objects of the Logan Historical Society; or, to collecting and
publishing sketches relative to the early settlement and successive improvement
of the country, Volume 1 (Google eBook) J. S. Williams., 1842
10. "DNR: Outdoor Indiana - March/April
2011 - Featured Stories". In.gov. Retrieved 17 March 2015.
11. "The Madoc legend lives in Southern
Indiana: Documentary makers hope to bring pictures to author's work"
Curran, Kelly (2009-01-08). News and Tribune, [Jeffersonville, Indiana].
Retrieved 2011-10-16.
12. "Archived copy". Archived from
the original on 2011-01-13. Retrieved 2013-11-03.
There is much more to this story
but one needs to be careful with stories such as this, legends have a way of
growing, added to until the truth of the matter is so badly tainted, it becomes
unbelievable and near unrecognizable.
The above article although
certainly not definitive of facts, I thought was well presented although I
always love the choice of words used by the writers clearly demonstrating their
belief in order to maintain their prized credibility.
What I am about to tell you is
also short of the facts, and is presented as a plausibility, based on
observation, common sense, and legend but not short of VERY compelling
evidences. I would like also to point out to the serious searches of truth,
when researching plausible truths, or unpopular hypothesis, always seek out the
“original source material” rather than books about ancient history, written by
someone 5 to 10 years ago, whose own bibliography lists only books written by
some guy who wrote his book 5 to 10 years prior to the first and so on… The
results of this type of research results in controlled conclusion to fit the
orthodox belief, which is in my estimation suppressed or falsified history intentionally
or not with a seeming agenda to keep the sheep from the truth. Understanding
the magnitude of this seeming agenda, would shock most. The short of this
statement is, there are some, who have almost always known the truth of this
continent, and that truth is the very reasons why it is kept from you.
Not so Ancient Explorations and
Colonization’s
Prince Madoc was at the near tail
end of those who have frequented the
Americas in the past, only to have been with or followed by Nights Templars and
a few hundred years later, followed by the French and the Spanish. Prince Madoc
is at the near end of the Genealogical line of those who have come long before
him. Madoc was following a very old trail and knew for the most part, exactly
what he was looking for and hoping to accomplish, and in comparison, to those
he preceded, he failed miserably yet in another sense likely found great
success. Do we really think that the Templars and/or Madoc were kicking up
there heals, gathering in the golden wealth and chasing around the world all
for the sake of the old wooden cup of a carpenter used by his own 31st
Great Grandfather?
WHO HEREIN KNOWS, the true
mission of the Templars of which they NEVER strayed from, had great success in,
and even died for at the hand of the self-righteous?
The true seekers of knowledge in
their quest for historical truth are familiar with the ancient battles and
conquests of the Islamic Nations over Christian Nation, there has always been
opposition and the battles rage on even today, and history repeats itself
because the lusts for power do not change. Oppositions even exist within the
two opposites. The so called “Holy” Roman Empire has this same ancient history
in its quest to control the Christian and others who refused to be controlled, they
who gave themselves this title were not so Holy and set themselves up as the
rightful rulers of the world, the opposition within. They have done everything
within their power to destroy the true linage of those with the rightful
authority to rule. The bottom line here is, if a religion has a history of, or
has or is being forced upon you, you have found Satan’s workshop and his
followers rarely know it. Our own semi current history and foundation of the
formation of the United States as we know it now is an example, prior to the
conquest most do not understand, it was known after 1776 as the united states of America of the Free
Republic (proper upper and lower case). After the conquest in 1862 it is
now known as the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, or United States of America, the
ingenious name of the Corporation, in order to keep you in the dark yet under
control.
Ancient Exploration and
colonization,
The Tucson Lead Artifact
Discovery of 1924
This Holy Roman Empire was not
any less deviant and active in their quest to control others in ancient times
and an example of this can be found intertwined with orthodox history and
artifacts discovered September 13th 1924 By Charles E. Manier of
Tucson Arizona.
Of course like all controversial
discoveries, it wasn’t long before someone claiming authority jumps in the
middle crying hoax, the internet is full of the same regurgitated opinion of
Professor Frank H Fowler, I won’t go into all of the anti-truth garbage now
found on the internet, the sceptic hands work as well as mine… However I will give the actual consensus by
those who actually have the credentials to comment in this excerpt written by
Tara Macisaac of The Epic Times concerning
Medieval Scholar Donald N. Yates
Ph. D, and his recent book, the
Tucson Artifacts, An Album of
Photography.
Tucson
Artifacts Suggest Romans Made It to the
New World
in the 8th Century
BY TARA MACISAAC, EPOCH TIMES
April 9, 2016 Updated: April 10, 2016
Medieval scholar Donald Yates, Ph.D., is
shedding new light on controversial artifacts found near Tucson, Ariz., in the
1920s.
At least 32 cast-lead artifacts, many of them
crosses, were excavated from compacted soil in the Santa Cruz River valley
outside Tucson. The make of the artifacts and their inscriptions suggest a
colony of the Holy Roman Empire existed in the area in 8th or 9th century A.D.,
Yates said.
Contact between the Old World and the New
World is conventionally held to have first occurred with Viking expeditions
around the 10th century A.D. Suggestions of contact before this date—and the
Tucson artifacts are not the only artifacts hailed as indications this was the
case—have long been dismissed by mainstream historians.
Holy
Roman Hoax?
The Tucson artifacts have been decried as
fake. But Yates says no one with the proper credentials to assess them has
called them a hoax.
On the contrary, Byron Cummings, who was the
founder of the classics program and archaeology at the University of Arizona;
and Neil Judd, who headed the Smithsonian’s excavations at Chaco Canyon, believed
them genuine.
“To make that decision, you have to have
credentials in certain areas—in Medieval Latin and paleography (the study of
ancient manuscripts) and epigraphy, which is the study of inscriptions,” Yates
said.
“I’m a classicist, I have a Ph.D. in
classical studies specializing in Medieval Latin and paleography. I have a
whole row of publications in that very, very tiny specialized area.”
He said another uniquely qualified person to
study the artifacts was Wake Forest University Professor Cyclone Covey in the
1970s. “His position was always … [that] there’s nothing phony about them,”
Yates said.
You can read more here… https://www.theepochtimes.com/tucson-artifacts-suggest-europeans-made-it-to-new-world-in-8th-century-expert_2017332.html
You can also read much more from
those who have no agenda here… https://outline.com/t2CqcC
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