Kalash of Cultures - Pakistan: http://youtu.be/qEXnEfdvv6s The argument: 1. Watch the video; this Dardic mountain tribe plays polo. They fiercely fought for their independence through the ages, till the British arrived; at which point they adopted some British customs like playing polo on weekends (although they claim they invented the game first). 2. The Kalasha have lived in geographic isolation for so long that their DNA has diverged. But, there are markers to suggest that they come from around the Mediterranean(that is, that they are Dardic). There are 2 theories as to how they got there: a. They were travellers along the silk route who decided to settle in a scenic location and sell spices, apricots and cherries (the latter two do not grow in the subcontinent, only in the Mediterranean; and with no contact with the outside world for centuries, there's no other way they could've gotten these fruits) b. They are descendants of Alexander the Great 's armies; who ref...
Wow. That is disturbingly specific of Jarvis for once. Does this confirm him as the message sender?
ReplyDeleteThat doesn't look like it would be the handwriting of Jarvis. Little circles over the i's? Little loopy descenders on the g's? Looks like this was written by a tween girl, or someone trying to make it look like it was written by a tween girl.
ReplyDeleteIf Shapers are behind the message and are using JARVIS, there's no reason that they couldn't attempt to use multiple mediums to get their message through to us.
ReplyDeleteJim Lai Good point. This does corroborate his claim. I am curious why there are two different sets of writing though. The text on the front is a continuation of the documents found in Krakow.
ReplyDeleteWhat writing style(s) did Carrie Campbell exhibit?
ReplyDeleteCould more become clear if the Krakow documents are also assembled?