You don?t have to be a genius to put two and two together and realise that large battles or skirmishes took place along the banks of the River Thames to realise the real truth behind that collection of weapons.
Take a good long hard look at the skulls on the right that were recovered from the Thames, are these not the remains of the warriors the took part in the battles and dropped their weapons where they fell?
The trouble is we are not supposed to think for ourselves like serfs or peasants we are supposed to listen to the Academics who were taught bullshit and expect us to believe the same.
Three shields found in Great Britain. The first on left was found in the River Thames the same as the one far right. The one in the middle however was found in Wales. There is another one identical to this that was found in the River Thames with scars of battles.
All three examples are similar in design to the one used by the figure of the Native American Indian featured on the Sutton Hoo helmet how strange. However they do indicate British connections.
The ancient Britons loved circular patterns and designs for some strange reason. Could these patterns been a means of identifying the bearers as belonging to a certain tribe living in Britain at the time?
It is well known and recorded that in times of war the tribes would forget their internal differences and join forces to repel anyone who decided to attack Britain.
This happened when Julius Caesar decided he wanted to add Britain to his list of conquests only to be defeated not once but twice in 55 BC and also 54 BC.
It was Lucan the Roman poet who wrote How Caesar has shown his back to the enemy he had attacked.
Caesars writngs were glossed over to impress the senate back in Rome however those that took part soon began to tell what really happened and may have led to his ultimate murder later on.
It would be almost another 100 years before Claudius was able to gain a foothold on the country.
Then there?s another example that the Archaeologist were unable to explain and that is the number of other articles found within the ship. Amongst which were some highly decorated silver spoons which no one gave any thought or consideration too.
Each one is engraved with special symbols in a language unfamiliar to most individuals because they are written in the Coelbren alphabet which was the native language of Britons but was suppressed by later kings who wanted the past histories to be obscured.
Britons were known to be Christians and one of the first letters seen on these spoons is the cross on both top and bottom spoons. Saxons were only just beginning to accept Christianity therefore these are important clues as to the real origin of the Sutton Hoo Treasure.
Gildas who was contemporary to King Arthur living in the same time span wrote that Britain was the first country to adopt Christianity in 37 AD, Nennius later confirmed this.
Long before St. Augustine decided to introduce Christianity to the pagan Angles and Saxons.
There?s another matter that is of vital importance because someone?s bound to say that the British had no means of navigation especially when it comes to a matter of crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
That?s complete and utter rubbish because hidden away in the British Museum is proof that the ancients did have a means of navigation in the form of a very ancient compass.
Most geologists will agree that iron having been subjected to heat retains magnetic qualities and the ancient also knew about this and how it always pointed north.
The trouble is academics consider the ancients as being primitive people but still have no idea as to how the Pyramids were built with such precision and what instruments were used in order to obtain that accuracy.
The picture might not look very impressive but if you look closely enough you can see the cardinal points. The hole in the centre at the bottom if the picture is where a brass pin would be inserted and a magnetic needle placed on top.
As we all know a magnet always points north, so to the users they would have a very good idea in which direction they were travelling. Incidentally this was found in Syria of all places.
It must also be remembered that documentation exists the Britain was visited on many occasions by the Phoenicians? who came here in order to obtain metals such as copper and tin which they traded and sold elsewhere.
The idea that Britain was a major supplier of metals is not a new one but one that had been taking place for many years if not centuries.
But getting back to the Sutton Hoo treasure although it is not amongst the finds that were found on the ship itself there is something that is very similar that can be found in the Museum of London.
These Phoenicians travelled vast distances by sea and as such must have had some means of navigation in order to arrive safely.
Sure they could have used stars but usually hugged the coast but still needed some sort of device to guide the way, hence the compass.
This is an item that museum staff call a broach, however it is over 25 mm thick and is quite heavy, not exactly the sort of thing one would wear on their clothes or around the neck.
Take a good look, you have all the cardinal points and in the centre a place where a magnetic needle could of been situated at one time. Even a boy scout should be able to recognise what this object is.
There?s no rocket ship science in being able to identify it plus the fact that it is made in a similar style to the jewellery that was also found in the ship.
Alan Wilson believes the purse contains an image of Gilgamesh and the purse is Chaldean.
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