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Major
Regional Events
Overpopulation
scientific consensus is that the current population expansion
and accompanying increase in usage of resources is linked
to threats to the ecosystem. Wikipedia |
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Jerusalem
holy city to the three main Abrahamic religions—Judaism,
Christianity and Islam. Sstatus of Jerusalem remains
one of the core issues in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.
Wikipedia
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Reformed
Libya eyes eco-tourist boom
Gaddafi's son unveiled a £1.5bn ($3bn) plan aimed at safeguarding
Libya's archaeological sites & preventing overdevelopment
of its Mediterranean coast. BBC
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Tourism
'harming Egyptian sites'
Tourism is damaging Egypt's ancient cultural sites and
placing them at serious risk, experts have warned. BBC
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| 1st
Century A.D.
79 Mount Vesuvius Erupted covering Pompeii & Herculaneum. |
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| 4th
Millennium B.C.
3200 Civilization is said to have begun at Sumer. |
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to the History page : Ancient & Contemporary
To
fully understand the significance of what has been discovered
utilizing satellite imagery, it is vital to consider an
historical timeline from ancient-modern times.
Significance events and players in history in the region
might become more relevant when considering a more connected
record as well as a far greater span in time. |
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Pre
Mason Regional History
Last
Updated :
November 16, 2010
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North
African, Mediterranean Coastal Desert Plains ReVisited
*It
is important to understand, there is no comparison
to any known ancient alphabet, culture, symbology
or artistic style. Not to mention that there is
NO mention of ANY culture OR civilization prior
to ancient Libyans in this area knowledgeable in
high technology and/or of masonry.
If
we can not define this unique and extra-historical
culture; we can certainly define around it, to better
understand and determine its proper place in the
known historical and scientific record of Earth.
What
can immediately be determined is that several primary
'ancient' cultures have
atleast buffered this region: Egytpian,
Greek, Libyan
and possibly any Mediterranean
Sea cultures.
Also
important to attempt understanding is the geological
record as there appears to have been
an immense river basin perhaps rivaling the Nile
Delta at the Bay of As
Sallum. It is supposed that the coastline
has not so much shifted as has eroded and or the
beach level has risen to create a desert climate
in the current epoch.
Finally,
taking into account the state of affairs regarding
contemporary Nations and Leaders, as well as predicted
climate changes, we might be able to get a glimpse
of the future of this area.
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The following hisorical data are presented primarily
as an introduction to the regional topic!
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Major
Regional People(s)
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Ancient
Libyans
region west of the Nile Valley generally corresponding
to modern Northwest Africa. Climate changes affected the
locations of the settlements. Wikipedia |
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Ancient
Egyptians
of eastern North Africa, along the lower reaches of the
Nile River and part of the Nile Valley Civilizations,
regions south of Egypt (in today's Sudan, Eritrea, Somalia,
and Ethiopia). Wikipedia |
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Zahi
Hawass زاهي حواس
an Egyptian archaeologist, an Egyptologist and the Vice
Minister of Culture in Egypt. Wikipedia |
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Muammar
al-Gaddafi معمر القذافـي
de facto leader of Libya since a coup in 1969; longest-serving
ruler since Ali Pasha Al Karamanli, 1754 - 1795. Wikipedia |
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Regional
Inhabitants
Bardiya, Bardia, or El Burdi (Arabic: البردية or البردي)
is a Mediterranean seaport in Al Butnan District of eastern
Libya. Bardia is the location of a unique mural created
during World War II, a favorite site to visit by tourists,
known as the Bardia Mural. Wikipedia |
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Bloggers
& Twitter
usually maintained by an individual with regular entries
of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material
such as graphics or video. Entries are commonly displayed
in reverse-chronological order. Wikipedia |
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