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identify this image what is it? |
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Posts: 32 (05/01/08 4:21 AM) |
OK, here's one that will make you think and wonder, describe the picture in less than 50 words.
Maybe if the image does not appear Whytte Eagle can sort it out so you can see it fingers crossed that it works. |
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Posts: 406 (05/01/08 7:00 PM) |
This image looks like it is showing a defensive manuever by a warrior on foot, against a warrior on a horse. He is stabbing the horse in the breast.
Looks to be from the middle east. |
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Posts: 17 (05/01/08 8:05 PM) |
A man being run down by a horse, stabbing the horse through the brisked. Spirit of the horse takes the form of a man holding javelin and shield as the horse
spirit leaves the body, diminishes in size
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OPHIR8S ART |
Skippy says it's a Map.......... | ||
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Posts: 183 (05/02/08 1:24 AM) |
1......2........3........ Yep That is less than 50 words.......
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Posts: 34 (05/02/08 3:26 AM) |
Well done gentlemen at least you are trying, thank you so far. This is no joke, this is a very serious matter, the answer to the puzzle might astound you,
keep guessing I will give you a clue later forget about the 50 words, go for it. I will reveal what this is all about eventually, I am sure someone here knows
the right answer.
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raypack |
Nubian Warrior | ||
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Posts: 4 (05/02/08 9:45 AM) |
This appears to be a Nubian Warrior or some African warrior attacking his enemy, who appears to be of Middle Eastern ancestry, perhaps Macedonian. This could
be at the time of the crusades or before when the Knights Templar were at Jerusalem. All guess work on my part.
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Posts: 18 (05/02/08 9:58 AM) |
Probably not significant but the tack on the horse is set up for a packsaddle, as opposed to a riding one. What appears at first look to be the left arm of the
center man might be intended to be the back of a saddle. Left of the right forefoot of the horse is something that bears more resemblence to a wooden leg for a
human being than anything else I can think of, positioned as though it's supporting the lying-down-being-stomped-on figure behind the shoulders. The left
hand of the lying-down figure is gripping the reins of the horse in a fairly unlikely way and the scar, or cut on the right of the eye probably was
intentionally put there with meaning. The physical facial features of the right two faces appear to represent an entirely different ethnic origin than the
lying-down-stomped-on-stabbing-horse-in-brisket one. If the thing was from the Americas the attire of the lying-down one would probably be a representation of
corn.
The two figures with the shields seem intended to convey blindness, the smaller of the two directing a gaze higher than the one in center, gazing at the sun, maybe. No idea what it means or what it's intended to convey. . |
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Posts: 35 (05/02/08 3:05 PM) |
Well done, Raypac but not quite what I was hoping for so a clue, its too late for the templars you can forget about Nubian or African warriors too.
There is no trick to this its all to do with the powers of observation and what you see. This image was found on a very old and famous treasure... another clue for you to dwell over. It was not one of mine unfortunately. Keep them coming please I feel confident someone here can guess the answer, once you are told what it is you will be amazed how it got to be where it was found.
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Posts: 26 (05/02/08 6:10 PM) |
Man wearing a pair of eyeglasses, Hitler or Charlie Chaplin mustache, swatch of hair coming down his forehead.
rotated 90 degrees left an eagle / serpent representation of the Aztec variety rotated another 90 two serpents coming out of something attacking the hidden face of what appears to be a hooded figure prone beneath them, maybe reading a book in bed, with an owl-like face below facing outward . Another 90 degrees you have a modernish lass pouring liquid into a Rube-Goldberg-like piece of equipment and reaching for the spices or some such thing in a jar far left, or looking into a mirror putting on her makeup. Or a muscle-bound man on his knees wearing a viking-like headgear holding a too-small-to-fit-edged weapon vertically.while someone pours liquid over the front of his body from above his head. |
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Posts: 416 (05/02/08 6:13 PM) |
Seeing how the horsemen are not looking at the warrior under the horse, is it referring to some sort of "trap" maybe? A warning?
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Posts: 28 (05/02/08 7:17 PM) |
Pretty sly all in all.
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kenb |
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Posts: 9 (05/03/08 7:31 AM) |
Very interesting artifact, cant wait to see the out come of this.
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Posts: 789 (05/03/08 8:50 AM) |
so what is with the pierced ankles?
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Posts: 37 (05/03/08 10:03 AM) |
thats a rivet that was used to hold it onto whatever it is part of, maybe it was fashionable at the time like they pierce noses these days LOL And its got nothing to do with the Ark as far as I know lol fascinating isn't it. By the way it is a blow up of a very small item and it comes from a very very well known treasure. |
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rockman |
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Posts: 419 (05/03/08 10:14 AM) |
May I ask what part of the world is the treasure well known in?
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Posts: 39 (05/03/08 10:30 AM) |
You may of course ask questions not that it will help because the British Museum is full of treasures from all over the World.
To give further infomation on that it is on display too and seen by thousands every single day of the year except holidays or when its closed. Of the thousands that have looked at this object it seems strange that no one has realised the importance of this find and what it means. |
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kanabite |
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Posts: 791 (05/03/08 10:38 AM) |
so was this found in tut's tomb?
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Posts: 40 (05/03/08 10:40 AM) |
Come on guys put your thinking caps on its not all that hard really it stands out like a sore thumb lol
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Posts: 41 (05/03/08 10:41 AM) |
Sorry Bob not from Tuts Tomb or Egypt come to that. Keep guessing if you get warm I will let you know lol hehehe interesting isnt it
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kanabite |
i have no earthly idea | ||
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Posts: 792 (05/03/08 10:46 AM) |
when i first saw it , i thought maybe i came from south America, well everything except the horse. but that would be interesting if it did . but other than that i have no idea . sorry guess i am not a very good guesser |
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Posts: 42 (05/03/08 2:48 PM) |
your getting closer Kanabite keep guessing the answers in front to you if you can see it
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