[pick your favorite pronunciation: at-lah-t’l, ott-lottle, or atl-atl from the Aztec] It’s been 200 years since your family returned to dry land and started repopulating the world. The dragons, elephants, and other really big animals have been busy having babies as well. Your clan is travelling to some pleasantly lonely location where you plan to settle Read more…
This is my first full post without pictures. For some reason, none of the free photo galleries had pictures of these, so I’ve just asked bible.ca for permission to use some of theirs. Just over a year ago my youngest son had to be hospitalized for dehydration. During the long hours of Read more…
I was going through my collection of idea starters and saw quite a number on the subject of language. I haven’t covered this topic at all except for last week’s mention of the ancient Chinese writing on the Olmec figures from Mexico, so we’ll see how much I can cover today! Read more…
If you look around on the web to find out how the first people came to live in North and South America, this is the story you are likely to hear: ‘There were many Ice Ages in the past million years and whenever they peaked, the ocean levels dropped. Just because they Read more…
I was looking around to see how far back the timelines of the earliest Post-Flood civilizations can be accurately traced and ran into this book: The Chronology of Ancient Kingdoms Amended by Sir Isaac Newton, first published in 1728 (one year after his death). Turns out Newton was very interested in Read more…
