AD 1346
[YEARS LATER A NEW HISTORIAN CONTINUED THE HISTORY.
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The HISTORIAN tried to make ONE stanza for each year.
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The story starts in 1346, which may be the year the first LENAPE arrived at JAMES BAY.]
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(Most of these following Stanzas were deciphered
by Craig Judge,
by Craig Judge,
Kean University.)
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Before; the LENAPE certainly came, to look where there was an abundance
of rivers.
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DECIPHERMENT
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DECIPHERMENT
The "abundaance of Rivers" stanza was deciphered
using the DROTTKVAET system to see if the stanza was truly self-validating.
.We concluded that the stanza was self-validating. The stanzas that follow are also self- validating. We concluded that we were "hearing" the sounds spoken by LENAPE Historians 660 years ago.
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Without Reider T. Sherwin's efforts to compile over 15,000 LENAPE = NORSE words and without Craig Judge's persistence to find the correct syllables in the books of all 15,000 words, we would be not able to guess where the LENAPE were.
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But, now, that we know they were in James Bay, the rest of the history made sense in the past and will make sense as we follow the migration of the Greenland LENAPE.
using the DROTTKVAET system to see if the stanza was truly self-validating.
.We concluded that the stanza was self-validating. The stanzas that follow are also self- validating. We concluded that we were "hearing" the sounds spoken by LENAPE Historians 660 years ago.
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Without Reider T. Sherwin's efforts to compile over 15,000 LENAPE = NORSE words and without Craig Judge's persistence to find the correct syllables in the books of all 15,000 words, we would be not able to guess where the LENAPE were.
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But, now, that we know they were in James Bay, the rest of the history made sense in the past and will make sense as we follow the migration of the Greenland LENAPE.
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As we studied the WORDS of the MAALAN ARRUM, we noticed a pattern.
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We asked Valdimar Samuelson, in ICELAND, if he knew of any ancient standard that might create a pattern. His reply was the format
for the DROTTKVAETT.
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The format is guidelines for a coding of sounds to create a stanza that is self-verifying.
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The main elements are an alliteration and a rhyme in every six syllables.
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We checked these two stanzas and found that they were self-verifying if the speaker was saying Old Norse words.
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You may observe the deciperment process by tapping on the DECIPHERMENT word under each stanza.
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Or you may accept the statement that the stanzas are self-verifying because they were composed by a man speaking Old Norse and following the Drottkvaett guidelines.
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A Drottkvaett score of 100% means we have found the Old Norse syllables the LENAPE historian was saying over six centuries ago.
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Reider T. Sherwin had compiled the meanings of those syllables. So we are fairly sure what the stanza was saying and that the information is self-validated.
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Reider T. Sherwin had compiled the meanings of those syllables. So we are fairly sure what the stanza was saying and that the information is self-validated.
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What do the two heads “looking in”
mean?
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The LENAPE historian may have been
trying to show tribes “looking back” toward their ancestors.
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What does the triangle in the circle
mean?
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Perhaps the Historian was trying
to show the origin of the tribes with the same language. The tribes started in the same place
[the point of the triangle] and spread out [the triangle sides].
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Why did the
historian repeat the “abundance of rivers” symbol?
Perhaps
because at the time the Historian was trying to tell about the origin of the
ancestors, which he knew, was traceable to James Bay.
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The Historian appears to have been in South Dakota when he composed the beginning of his stanzas. So remembering a migration from James Bay would have been "recent history."
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The Historian appears to have been in South Dakota when he composed the beginning of his stanzas. So remembering a migration from James Bay would have been "recent history."
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Why does the bird look like a sea
gull?
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Probably
because the historian was located in the Dakotas where seagulls flock. He may have only seen the geese fly
overhead. He definitely was
saying, “goose,” which made sounds as they were flying overhead,
“Ne wa, ne wa”
“Ne wa, ne wa”
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What does the line over the bird
mean?
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That may be the cue to use the
“expanding” adjective.
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Where is the “large fish near the
shore”?
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I think it
is the little circle with the “poof” at top.
_By the way _
_By the way _
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Remember the
Lil Abner comic strip
and the “Kikapooh joy juice”
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and the “Kikapooh joy juice”
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Well,
“Kikke” = “See.”
"Pooh" = spout from a whale.
"Pooh" = spout from a whale.
When the arrogant French discovered the Americans in Wisconsin, they thought that the people, who were half-dressed in hides, had never ventured far from their home on the shore, The French bragged about crossing a big ocean, where they had seen whales spout in a large spray.
The Wisconsin people tried to tell the French that they knew about the ocean. They pointed at their own chests and said,“We ‘kikke pooh.’ “
Which meant that they had seen the whales in the ocean too.
The Wisconsin people tried to tell the French that they knew about the ocean. They pointed at their own chests and said,“We ‘kikke pooh.’ “
Which meant that they had seen the whales in the ocean too.
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The French
named the people the “KIKKE Pooh.”
They were recorded as a distinct tribe. Centuries later the tribe was an element of ridicule in the comic strip.
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“The
arrogance of the Europeans should have been ridiculed instead.
See this from the (Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas)
The Kickapoo were one of many tribes of Catholics, who spoke Norse, in the Great Lakes area. They occupied the western portion of the woodlands in southern Michigan near Lake Erie. However, European invasion changed the lives and cultures of these woodland LENAPE, forever.
During the 1830s, the U.S. army drove the Kickapoo west of the Mississippi. There are still three bands of Kickapoo in the United States and one in Mexico.
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.The fact that all three syllables refer to directions and two of them refer to the same direction implies a “more than coincidence” relation ship between
FINLAND and the LENAPE history.
All you comments may be valid. But if all of them did exist in history, then the NEW WORLD MYTH, which is the basis of American history, is not valid.
Try another paradigm: The English won the firsrt world war. (They called it the French and Indian War.) The English used the word "Indian" in place of "Catholics, who spoke Norse. "Indian" suppressed both the "Catholic" and "Norse." (Clever, Heh?)
But the English Agents were not done. They scoured maps, books, tales, and artifacts so they could SUPPRESS them by omitting them from history. They wanted the people of the world to believe that America was truly a NEW WORLD with only a few pagan, savage people, who could never be converted to be Christians.
The English have nearly SUCCEEDED! More that four thousand (4,000) times have I tried to have a discussion with an academic historian. More than four thousand times I have been ignored.
(There are FOUR academic professors, who are not historians, following
this blog. But that was a 2017 development.
Now, in 2019, those four are still following, but NO known professor, who teaches early American history will even discuss the LENAPE history.)
I call this situation "SUPPRESSION by PERSEVERANCE of a FALSE PARADIGM in EVERY BODY'S HEAD."
We have seen that type of suppression in action in this LENAPE HISTORY. For example, two of you challenged the Viking Sword by claiming it was a French Sword. You did not give an adequate explanation of how the French sword could have gotten eleven inches deep, below the usual plowing base.
I suggest you, too, had the false NEW WORLD MYTH in your head. ( You think a Viking sword could not be in Minnesota near a place called an Old Norse Church and in the midst of many stones with holes in them because, well, you think, America was a NEW WORLD. So you think only a sword made after Columbus found America could be the sword on display.
An archaeologist working in China wrote that the English "Profoundly Distorted" history. Use those words to create a new paradigm in place of the NEW WORLD MYTH.
The English PROFOUNDLY DISTORTED history by suppression by omission. Any thing in history books about events before the American Independence should be considered FALSE, because the English omitted the historical information.
_____WORDS ___
The Kickapoo were one of many tribes of Catholics, who spoke Norse, in the Great Lakes area. They occupied the western portion of the woodlands in southern Michigan near Lake Erie. However, European invasion changed the lives and cultures of these woodland LENAPE, forever.
During the 1830s, the U.S. army drove the Kickapoo west of the Mississippi. There are still three bands of Kickapoo in the United States and one in Mexico.
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_ARTIFACTS_
The SYMBOLS
The SYMBOLS
FINLAND and the LENAPE history.
What do you think that relationship might be?
In this case, the relationship might be that a symbol set, similar to the Egyptian Hieroglyphics, existed and was used by the better-educated leaders. The symbols for directions may have been more repeated in common use and thus were better known.
When the people in Iceland divided to escape the Odin worshipers. Each group may have taken a copy of the original symbol set. These symbols and its related direction may have been repeated through generations.
The LENAPE historian was composing in self-validated verse and drawing pictures to clue the future historians about the subjects. The LENAPE historian chose symbols for three directions. But on the east side of the Atlantic the meaning for one symbol had changed.
The sounds of the
LENAPE stanza words are not the same as the sounds of the FINISH letters.
LENAPE stanza words are not the same as the sounds of the FINISH letters.
Wemipayat gune'unga shinaking, Wunkenapi chanelendam payaking, Allowelendam kowiyey tulpaking.
What do you think about this situation?
I think the LENAPE historian depended on the self-validation sounds to transmit information. He was making pictures to support the story told by the sounds.
The self-validated stanza was the important creation. The picture was a help to the next historian, who would recite the LENAPE history.
I do NOT think he was using the symbols to write only the first letter of a word that had be guessed by future generations.
The self-validated stanza was the important creation. The picture was a help to the next historian, who would recite the LENAPE history.
I do NOT think he was using the symbols to write only the first letter of a word that had be guessed by future generations.
But, because this was the last stanza of his story, he may have chosen to use the symbols from the symbol set to draw the picture. The “Abundance of Rivers” symbol would have been useful to show the many major rivers flowing into James Bay.
The LENAPE historians had consistently used the mounds to illustrate lands.
Perhaps he was thinking that “I have the symbol set from long ago, but I do not really know what sound each symbol means. If I put many of the symbols into a picture, some future historians, somewhere, will recognize that I had the symbol set from long ago. “
The important information is carried in the self-validating sound set.
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The symbol set from long ago was used to draw the pictographs and as a way to tell other historians that the LENAPE did have the symbol set.
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Regarding the warm relations between the settlers of New Sweden on the Delaware, and the Lenape, it was the Fimnish settlers, (whose ancestors had been living in the forests of Sweden for several generations following their traditional Finnish lifestyle) who were closest to the Lenape.
Most of them understood the Lenape language and often lived in close proximity to the Lenape.
Perhaps this relationship between Finns and Lenape preceded post Colombian European settlement.
Could the Finns have been traveling across the Arctic ice to America via Greenland for centuries?
Could European settlements have predated even the Viking settlements in Greenland?
There are Spanish, Norse and English accounts of contact with the Irish speaking people of Great Hibernia, south of Chesapeake Bay down to Florida.
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Spanish, English and American accounts of a Welsh speaking tribe in America and 13th century accounts of the British colony of Albania in America , founded by King Arthur, (preceding the Elizabethan John Dee's claims)
Even Columbus, in his journal, noted that Newfoundland was discovered by St. Brendan. (Because that is what his map stated).
Knowledge of and trade with America had been taking place for thousands of years before Columbus discovered Cuba.
The wrecks of three Roman galleys have been found in Rio de Janeiro harbour. Thus, it would not be much of a surprise to discover that the Finns, along with the Norse, Gottlander Swedish, Irish, Welsh and British settled in America before Columbus.
Aidon (and other viewers).
__DISCUSSION__
Aidon Aakelas March 23, 2017 at 1:06 PM
Most of them understood the Lenape language and often lived in close proximity to the Lenape.
Perhaps this relationship between Finns and Lenape preceded post Colombian European settlement.
Could the Finns have been traveling across the Arctic ice to America via Greenland for centuries?
Could European settlements have predated even the Viking settlements in Greenland?
There are Spanish, Norse and English accounts of contact with the Irish speaking people of Great Hibernia, south of Chesapeake Bay down to Florida.
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Spanish, English and American accounts of a Welsh speaking tribe in America and 13th century accounts of the British colony of Albania in America , founded by King Arthur, (preceding the Elizabethan John Dee's claims)
Even Columbus, in his journal, noted that Newfoundland was discovered by St. Brendan. (Because that is what his map stated).
Knowledge of and trade with America had been taking place for thousands of years before Columbus discovered Cuba.
The wrecks of three Roman galleys have been found in Rio de Janeiro harbour. Thus, it would not be much of a surprise to discover that the Finns, along with the Norse, Gottlander Swedish, Irish, Welsh and British settled in America before Columbus.
MYRON MARCH 24
All you comments may be valid. But if all of them did exist in history, then the NEW WORLD MYTH, which is the basis of American history, is not valid.
Try another paradigm: The English won the firsrt world war. (They called it the French and Indian War.) The English used the word "Indian" in place of "Catholics, who spoke Norse. "Indian" suppressed both the "Catholic" and "Norse." (Clever, Heh?)
But the English Agents were not done. They scoured maps, books, tales, and artifacts so they could SUPPRESS them by omitting them from history. They wanted the people of the world to believe that America was truly a NEW WORLD with only a few pagan, savage people, who could never be converted to be Christians.
The English have nearly SUCCEEDED! More that four thousand (4,000) times have I tried to have a discussion with an academic historian. More than four thousand times I have been ignored.
(There are FOUR academic professors, who are not historians, following
this blog. But that was a 2017 development.
Now, in 2019, those four are still following, but NO known professor, who teaches early American history will even discuss the LENAPE history.)
I call this situation "SUPPRESSION by PERSEVERANCE of a FALSE PARADIGM in EVERY BODY'S HEAD."
We have seen that type of suppression in action in this LENAPE HISTORY. For example, two of you challenged the Viking Sword by claiming it was a French Sword. You did not give an adequate explanation of how the French sword could have gotten eleven inches deep, below the usual plowing base.
I suggest you, too, had the false NEW WORLD MYTH in your head. ( You think a Viking sword could not be in Minnesota near a place called an Old Norse Church and in the midst of many stones with holes in them because, well, you think, America was a NEW WORLD. So you think only a sword made after Columbus found America could be the sword on display.
An archaeologist working in China wrote that the English "Profoundly Distorted" history. Use those words to create a new paradigm in place of the NEW WORLD MYTH.
The English PROFOUNDLY DISTORTED history by suppression by omission. Any thing in history books about events before the American Independence should be considered FALSE, because the English omitted the historical information.
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What does MUSKOGEE mean?
HINTS,
Look at:
MUSV5184
MUSV6168-169
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MUSV7126-127
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MUSV8155
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All of these are place
names. One is a place in New England.
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What is that state?
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MASSACHUSETTS
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Also, I know there is a
Muskogee stream running into the Nelson River near the Christian Sea (a.k.a.
Hudson Bay).
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So, "Muskogee" was in southern
Georgia & Alabama, in New England, and in Western Canada.
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What does the word mean?
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A swampy place, or pond, or creek. The Americans in Muskogee, OK call themselves the "Creeks."
Were people using the same
language in all those places before the English invaded?
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The Swampy Christians
(a.k.a. Cree) in Canada were related by language to the Swampy Americans in
Massachusetts, Georgia and Alabama. Because the English. who invaded, drove the Creeks to Oklahoma, the Okies from Muskogee are still related to the Swampy Catholics, who spoke Norse in Canada and Alabama.
. The major elements required to make that situation happen are canoes with paddles and time.
MOST AMERICANS WHO CALL THEIR PLACE "MUSKOGEE," ARE DESCENDED FROM CATHOLICS, WHO SPOKE NORSE.
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. The major elements required to make that situation happen are canoes with paddles and time.
MOST AMERICANS WHO CALL THEIR PLACE "MUSKOGEE," ARE DESCENDED FROM CATHOLICS, WHO SPOKE NORSE.
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STANZAS to a
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The historian Richard Thornton claims the “Creek” native Americans are descendants of the inhabitants of New Ireland, (on the Atlantic Coast, from South of Chesapeake Bay, down to Florida), whom may have assimilated with the “Muskogee Creeks” from the north, when escaping to the hills to avoid the predations of the native American Wolf Pack, Spanish, English and French.
ReplyDeleteRegarding earlier migrations from Eurfope, is it a coincidence that there is a Cree river valley in Scotland?