The Lost Continent of Pan · the Oceanic Civilization at the Origin of World Culture by Martinez, Susan B. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Dedication Epigraph Acknowledgments Table of Contents Chapter 1. Panology: First Things First

The Exalted Pan Zha’Pan Panama Cocle in Panama Idols and Barbarians Gory Glory Avenues of the Ancients Toltec The Weavers Tur, Tol, and Other Variations on the Theme A Comparison of Turkey and America

Chapter 2. White Man’s Island: Samahtumi Whoolah

The Nose Knows The Long-Haired Ihins Ihins, the Sacred Little People Hina, the All Good Irin and Irihia Pacific (Rim) Whites White Indians The Big Canoe Whites in Central and South America Old World Whites Moonlike and Zarco

Chapter 3. Sinking Atlantis—Once and for All!

Egyptians in the Americas? Catnip and Catchall Eastern, Not Western, Beginnings Was Atlantis Wiped Out by a Catastrophe? When Did All This Happen? Exactly Where Was Atlantis, Anyway? Mortarless Joins Traced to Mu, Not Atlantis Was Atlantis a Supercivilization? Linking (and Confusing) Atlantis with Mu Northwest Coast

Chapter 4. Riding Out the Storm

Spiritual Condition of Men and Angels Twenty-four Thousand Years Ago Giants as Cause of the Flood Was the Flood a Punishment? The Flood Was Ordered by the Gods My Decree Has Gone Forth The Chosen People The Peach of Immortality He Blew His Breath upon the Ships Did the Deluge Destroy a Great Civilization? The Holy Khu A Grateful Heads-Up Deliverance The First Thanksgiving

Chapter 5. Diaspora

The Garden of Pan Five Fleets Shem The Land of Ham Jaffeth Cara Words Westward-Moving Jaffeth Fleet to Guatama The Hub: Central America Pan Names in the Middle Kingdom Quiché South America Chan Chan Polynesians in South America

Chapter 6. Interlude: The Era of Saviors

Iram of the Columns Egyptian Pomp and Circumstance Practically Slaves Blood and Idols Sun Worshippers Ra Phoenician Voyages Phoenicians and Other Men in Black Plan Hatched by the Forty-Nine Saviors Sealed in Blood When Did All This Happen? Viracocha, Savior in the Andes Quetzalcoatl The Era of Saviors

Chapter 7. Across the Pond

Bonfires and Secret Voyages Four Possibilities Exist There Is Yet Another Possibility Who Were the Ancient Sea Kings? Arabinya Visits Uropa: Egyptians/Cushites in the British Isles Solutrean and Suddenlies Across the Pond Mighty Navigators Rongorongo Mysterious Scripts Carved Histories Hallowed Records The Basque Connection China and the Americas Canals, Qanats, and Canoes

Chapter 8. Huddled Houses, Heavenly Hills, and Holy Huts

Apartment Houses Five Thousand Years Ago Ladders and Walls: Keep Out! The Mysterious Moundbuilders North America Mounds South of the Border Mounds Everywhere Similarities among Moundbuilders Worldwide Advanced Cultures Living on Mounds Tepes Tholoi No Window on the World, but on the Otherworld

Chapter 9. How Can a Whole Continent Disappear?

Garden of Eden? Pan-anu*108 te tai (Sea Flows to Land) Panic Time of the Flood The Land of Pan Went Down Twenty-Four Thousand Years Ago Are Destructions Cyclical? Warrior Waves and Other Disasters And the Heavens Dropped How the Gods Broke Pan Asunder Circum-Pacific Tip-Offs

Chapter 10. Ring of Fire

Archipelagoes Fenua Nui Roads to the Sea Flora and Fauna Further Signs of Boluto Miracle of the Pacific Lemuria Boomerangs The Outsized Ocean Sediments Seamounts Black Hole in the Pacific Secret of the Wet Zone Ring of Fire

Chapter 11. The Land of Clay Hills

Historians Stubbornly Discount Indigenous Culture in the Pacific Lapita Shards Exceptionally Long Isolation Built before the Flood Caucasian Genes in All the “Wrong” Places “Our Home in the West Was a Pleasant Land” The Megalithic Obsession How Old Are the Megaliths? Megalithic Works in Oceania Was South American Megalithic Culture the Offspring of the Pacific? Did Megalithic Culture Begin in Pan? The Magic Circles Yonaguni

Appendix A: Ku Words Appendix B: World Cognates Appendix C: Words That Appear in Both Quechua (Peru) and Maori (New Zealand) Appendix D: Sample of Megalithic Works in the Prehistoric World Appendix E: Stonehenges Everywhere Footnotes Bibliography About the Author About Inner Traditions • Bear & Company Books of Related Interest Copyright & Permissions Index

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