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| == Astroliths == | == Astroliths == | ||
| == Monoliths == | == Monoliths == | ||
| - | Stonehedge, Megalithic tombs (as sound-theaters), Judgement-stones, cracks in stones as passages for shamans in Siberia and African Han peoples. | + | * Stonehedge |
| - | * archaeology of shamanism, Neil S. Price | + | * Megalithic tombs (as sound-theaters) |
| + | * Judgement-stones | ||
| + | * cracks in stones as passages for shamans in Siberia and African Han peoples. | ||
| + | * evidence for transe-like states in ' | ||
| + | //archaeology of shamanism, Neil S. Price// | ||
| == Stone tools and statues == | == Stone tools and statues == | ||
| - | The black singing stone of Amenophis in Thebe, the musical stones in Megara. | + | * the black singing stone of Amenophis in Thebe |
| - | | + | * the musical stones in Megara. |
| + | //Archaeology of Shamanism, Neil S. Price// | ||
| == Wooden and Ivory statues == | == Wooden and Ivory statues == | ||
| - | * Objects Reluctant Witnesses to the Past, Chris Caple | + | //Objects Reluctant Witnesses to the Past, Chris Caple// |
| == Ceramic statues == | == Ceramic statues == | ||
| - | * Prehistoric Figurines Corporeality and Representation in the Neolithic, Douglass Bailey | + | //Prehistoric Figurines Corporeality and Representation in the Neolithic, Douglass Bailey// |
| == Metal objects == | == Metal objects == | ||
| - | Swords | + | * Folded swords |
| - | | + | //Dying for the Gods: Human Sacrifice in Iron Age & Roman Europe, Miranda J. Aldhouse-Green// |
| + | == Animal tissues == | ||
| + | * in haruspicy with the Babylonians, | ||
| + | == Volcanic gasses == | ||
| + | * with the oracle of Delphi | ||
| + | == Plants == | ||
| + | * hemlock, belladonna, wolfsbane, and henbane, in medieval witches [[http:// | ||
| + | == Automata == | ||
| + | * used in Renaisance theater and imperial feasts. | ||
| + | == Philosopher' | ||
| + | * alchemical substance, able to transform metals into gold | ||
| + | * http:// | ||
| + | == Tesla' | ||
| + | * http:// | ||
| + | * http:// | ||
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| + | == Borderline Sciences | ||
| + | * Remote Biodynamic Sensing: http:// | ||
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