@@mtkoslowski Oh, well I wish you all the luck in the world! I hope you will continue your studies in this subject because I just love it. I'm currently obsessed with the geography of the state of Alaska. How one can go to the westernmost point of it and on a clear, summer day actually be able to see Russia- just amazing!
Wow very interesting, i love the variation of maps that came from this, and that helped form it as well. Love the lore of the lands, mythical lakes, mountains, and monsters.
This map supposedly published in 1554 clearly shows the source of the Nile as the great lakes and highlands of Ethiopia. Yet 19th century explorers like Davd Livingstone and Henry Morton Stanley were tasked to 'discover' the source of the Nile?😅
They knew it was. There are tons of maps where Jerusalem is places in Africa. These maps were bought by European jewish families then buried so it does bit resurface. I. Genesis It states that Abraham took everything he had with him and Lot and was told to go towards the direction of UP SOUTH from Egypt. Abraham was in Lower Egypt. Therefore 1. South and North have been flipped. 2. He was told to go more Deeply into the continent NOT out into the middle east.
@@kkrotich yes it is. The walls of Jerusalema actually stretched past the boarder of Namibia into South Africa and Botswana. The wall was so big it could have even gone all the way to Zimbabwe (the great ruins of Zimbabwe)
Yes because there was no Middle East or North Africa, matter of fact the original Continent was not even call Africa. It didn't become Africa until Europeans start coming over there.
