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Pyramids of Destiny - Lost Pacific Colonies of the Bronze-Age God-Kings

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The Sequel
To Pyramids in the Pacific


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Book Contents
Acknowledgements
Preface
Foreword
Introduction
PART ONE
The Rise of Civilisation.
Out of Australia – The Children of URU
CHAPTER ONE
Lost Stone-Age Hominid Evolution of Australia
CHAPTER TWO
Not From Atlantis – The Rise of Uru
CHAPTER THREE
Sunken Lands of Australantis
CHAPTER FOUR
Pyramid Genesis

CHAPTER FIVE
World Culture-bearers from Australantis
PART TWO
Old World Voyages to Australantis.
CHAPTER SIX
Mesopotamian God-Kings and
the Lost Paradise
CHAPTER SEVEN
Lost Australian Mining Colonies of the Sumerian God-Kings
CHAPTER EIGHT
Indo-Aryans and the Treasures of Paradise
CHAPTER NINE
Egyptian Voyages to the Land of Set
CHAPTER TEN
The Mummification Mystery
PART THREE
Lost Egypto-Phoenician Colonies
of Queensland’s Far North.
CHAPTER ELEVEN
The Mysterious Gympie Pyramid
CHAPTER TWELVE
The Colony of Ham
Ancient Miners of Toowoomba
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
Ghostly Graves of the Logan Valley
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
1770 or 1770 BC?
Egypto-Phoenician Colonists of Capricornia
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
In Search of Clairview’s
Ancient Thoth Worshippers
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
Egyptian and Phoenician Colonists
of Sarina
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
Baal Worshippers of Ancient Mackay
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
Isis of Bowen
CHAPTER NINETEEN
Temple builders of Ancient Proserpine
CHAPTER TWENTY
Rex and Heather Gilroy – Uncovering the Lost Mining Kingdom of Pharaoh Tana
CHAPTER TWENTY ONE
Lost Mines of Forgotten Pharaohs
CHAPTER TWENTY TWO
Ptolemaic Colonies of
Queensland’s Far North
PART FOUR
Lost Mining Kingdoms of New South Wales
CHAPTER TWENTY THREE
The Lost Pharaohs of Gosford
CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR
Horus of Hunter Valley
CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE
Lost Egypto-Phoenician Mines
of the Joadja Valley
CHAPTER TWENTY SIX
Baal Worshippers of Katoomba
CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN
Sydney’s Forgotten Phoenician Farmers
CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT
Twin Pyramids of the
New South Wales South Coast
CHAPTER TWENTY NINE
Ancient Gold-Seekers of
Western New South Wales
CHAPTER THIRTY
The Celto-Phoenician God-Kings
of New England
PART FIVE
Unknown Gold Miners of the
Australian Bronze-Age
CHAPTER THIRTY ONE
Egypto-Phoenician Mines of
Victoria and Tasmania
CHAPTER THIRTY TWO
Egyptian Mineral-Hunters of
the Flinders Ranges
CHAPTER THIRTY THREE
Rivers of Ra – The Bronze-Age Mining
of Western Australia
CHAPTER THIRTY FOUR
Sun-Worshippers of Central Australia
PART SIX
Egypto-Phoenicians in the Pacific
CHAPTER THIRTY FIVE
Pacific Mines of the Lost Pharaohs
CHAPTER THIRTY SIX
New Zealand’s Unknown
Bronze-Age History
CHAPTER THIRTY SEVEN
Lost Pharaohs of Aotearoa
CHAPTER THIRTY EIGHT
Searching for New Zealand’s
Hidden History
CHAPTER THIRTY NINE
God-Kings of the New World
CHAPTER FORTY
Conclusion
Mayan Colonists of Australasia

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Pyramids of Destiny – Lost Pacific Colonies of the Bronze-Age God-Kings
by Rex & Heather Gilroy Copyright
© Rex Gilroy 2009

“Australian history is almost always picturesque;
indeed it is so curious and strange,
that it is itself the chiefest novelty the country has to offer,
and so it pushes all other novelties into second and third place.

It does not read like history but like the most beautiful lies.
And all of a fresh new sort, no mouldy old stale ones.
It is full of surprises, and adventures, and incongruities,
and contradictions, and incredibilities; but they are all true, they all happened”.

Mark Twain: Following the Equator [1891]

”Every truth passes through three stages before it is recognised.

In the first, it is ridiculed.
In the second, it is opposed.
In the third, it is regarded as self evident.”

Arthur Schopenhauer [1788-1860]

Part Six.
Egypto-Phoenicians in the Pacific.

Chapter Forty.
Conclusion
Mayan Colonists of Australasia

Near Uaxactun, Mexico is the ancient Mayan city of Tikal, where stand five steep pyramids, the tallest measuring 69m high. Very similar towering narrow pyramids topped with shrines reminiscent of those of the Mayans, exist at the ancient Khumer city of Angkor Vat in Cambodia. At Palenque, pictures of a large cross were discovered on a wall of one temple-pyramid now named “Temple of the Cross”. These pictures are almost identical to the “Tree of Heaven” depicted upon temple walls on Java, where there are also burial tombs reminiscent of Mayan examples.

Javanese temple art also describes a sea monster similar to the Mayan fire-snake and also porches occur bearing engraved figures of monsters, lotus flower walls, and a cross-shaped “holy arch” like those found in the Mayan cities of Palenque; Tikal and elsewhere, dating to 600 AD.

Further evidence of certain Mayan colonisation came to light in 1945 when an Australian soldier, Bill Morgan of Sydney, New South Wales, stumbled upon a 90m high stone stepped pyramid containing Mayan-style glyphs covered in dense jungle growth, on Bougainville Island in the Solomons group. Five more stepped pyramids were found, erected close together in the Eastern Sepik jungle of Papua New Guinea in 1948, and a number of apparent Mayan jade artefacts were found nearby by a local European plantation owner.

The “Great West Land” which they also knew as Uru was known to the Mayans as a land of gold, that possessed the “Great Egg of Creation” at its centre; the egg out of which all life first arose. Tradition said it shone like gold, but was drawn red in artwork, the colour of the West, and of the dead to the Maya; for here dwelt the spirits of the dead in the “lost paradise” of the west. There seems little doubt that the “Great Egg of Creation” was Ayers Rock/Uluru.

Mayan explorers must have penetrated Australia’s interior to return home with tales of the wondrous sights and strange animals they had seen there, as we shall see anon.

Because of our never-ending field investigations and expeditions, which continue to take us to just about every remote corner of Australia and New Zealand, Heather and I have often been dubbed either “Mr and Mrs Crocodile Dundee” or “Mr and Mrs Indiana Jones”, and what with all the adventures we have we certainly live up to these titles. However, the tale about to unfold, of snake and crocodile-infested swamps and rivers, and jungle-covered Mayan ruins, we realise, sounds like the scenario for another Indiana Jones movie!

It is said that the gods only give their love to those who demand the impossible, and in the course of our searches together all these years, we have achieved this, for we have uncovered fantastic ruins and relics of a history that conservative, university-confined ‘experts’ would prefer that nobody knew anything about, and there have certainly been attempts to prevent the following discoveries from reaching the Australian media.

During October 2000 Heather and I carried out yet another field expedition in Queensland’s Far North during which we uncovered further relics of ancient Bronze-Age Egypto-Phoenician colonisation evidence. It was while searching the Cooktown district in the vicinity of the Endeavour River that we stumbled upon grass and shrubbery-covered piles of crude stones, the remains of collapsed man-made structures.

As it was late Spring and Taipans were about, we were reluctant to venture into the thick grass for a closer inspection. This would have to wait until the winter months of 2003.

However, projecting from the dry, dusty ground on the edge of some stonework, beside a track I spotted a curiously shaped slab of orangey-coloured sandstone. The bad drought at that time had dried the soil, so that winds had blown away much topsoil exposing the stone, which was easily removed.

Brushing dried mud from the stone I realised I was looking at faded engravings on both sides of the slab. One side bore the image of a reclining human figure, a bowl held between the right hand and bent leg. A tear extended out from the right eye of this face-on figure, and saliva was depicted flowing from the right side of the mouth. Another tear was depicted above the head, and on the other side of the stone to the right was the image of an eye with a tear dropping from the left side, and below this, the image of a snake with two eyes, a tear coming from its right eye.
The human figure however immediately reminded me of other, more elaborate images, carved in the round of the Mayan god of rain, Chac Mool. Yet the Mayan culture arose in far away Mexico, Guatemala and areas of Belize around 2000 BC. What was a Mayan idol doing here at Cooktown, we wondered?

The slab measured 41.5cm length by 24.5cm tall and was 7cm in thickness. Its weathered state showed it to be of great age, certainly pre-dating European arrival. It appeared obvious to us that the nearby crumbling stonework and this relic were links in a ghostly chain stretching out across the Pacific Ocean to the Americas.

In July 2003 on our most ambitious pre-Cook Queensland field investigation yet undertaken we were back in Cooktown. We had already uncovered a good many relics pointing to Bronze-Age Middle-Eastern colonisation further south, but what we unknowingly were about to uncover at the Cooktown ‘Mayan’ site was to stand out as one of our most important finds yet, for it has opened another chapter on the ‘unwritten’ history of Australian discovery and exploration, by ancient drift-current explorers from the Americas.

In the vicinity of the earlier Chac Mool idol find, on a jungle-covered rise, I came upon several small ironstone slabs bearing unmistakable Phoenician letterings. These turned out to be votive offering requests to Baal, from a shrine which once stood hereabouts long before the arrival of the Mayans, by which time the Middle-East colonists had vanished.

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