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Gaelic Chronology Part 2 of 2:

Gaelic Chronology Among Others: Island Specific Groupings

Thus, finally, the point is made that the Gael has cross reference in of itself (primary research for RM-222 originator and the oldest extensive archeological burial mound in existence), as well as cross ...

This post avoids diluting the original thesis’ intent in the Radical chronology revision thread to likewise expand the Chronology topic’s breadth as a whole.

The purposes of the Gaelic Chronology thread are:

To diverge from the Radical chronology revision thread, to establish a uniform Gaelic ...

I second the changing of the front cover featuring two lions or even a female figure herself.

Instead, the wheel seems to be the most prominent symbol to feature without diluting the overarching symbolism founded within the cultural gnosis itself.

Attached is a Grok image generation of the 6 spoke ...

Hidde Oera Linda, who equates this year 1255 to the year 3448 from another timeline — "after Atland sank" — which is also used in some of the older texts.


Thus, with Hidde’s timeline in mind, Atland would have sank 4,219 years ago (2,193 BCE).


3449 YAAS Hidde writes to Okke.
YAAS 4000 ...

"pompei was in 1600, omdat er stillevens zijn gevonden. en stillevens komen pas uit 1600."


Intuitively, from his German, to your Dutch, to my English, without the original German, it appears the quote attests that the common conception of what Pompeii was still existed in 1600, since there were ...

3/3 moved to Gaelic Chronology thread.

Noted from the video the book on Sumerian things. I'll have to track that down, as Sumerian textual correspondence is the main argument for Oera Linda book narrative's authenticity (as opposed to the paper, which can be newer copy).


Sumerian: https://www.sumerian.org/sumerian.pdf

eñir, eñer ...

2/3 moved to Gaelic Chronology thread.

Cú Chulainn wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 02:22 to such an extent that it becomes nearly impossible to distinguish between timelines.

Edit: this post and two subsequent posts are moved to the Chronology topic’s Gaelic Chronology thread.

One point, I add, is cross referencing cataclysms’ survival stories between continents.

Native Americans, particularly Ogala, of the Lakota Sioux, being historically known as Sioux of the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota tribes, proclaim lineage from their “seven grandfathers” whom came out of the Black ...