yumnuk3 previously said:



ProfessorCemi,

I have to admit this is interesting and compelling material, except for the "arts" part, because you can pretty much connect any constellation of stars to point anywhere and achieve probably every design imaginable.

I hope you take into consideration that many ancient civilizations have been known to make "drawings" of the night sky. There are huge hieroglyphs and geoglyphs drawings in Egypt, Malta, United States (Mississippi and California), Chile, Bolivia and in other countries. You also have the Nasca lines in Peru, which were built nearly two thousand years ago.

I believe this is part of the reason why so many scholars believe these civilizations were connected. I hope you also understand that mathematics is the universal language of the universe and by the same token the arts are the universal language of humanity.

I hope you understand I am not trying to discredit you in any way, shape, manner, or form. It's only talking, when all is said and done, regardless of your particular spiritual or religious background, for most of us it is undeniable common sense that somehow, in some way, everything is connected with everything else - that there is a powerful source in the Universe from which everything flows.

ProfessorCemi previously said:



Not a problem friend, were here to build on Taino ancestry and its sacredness. In many ways it helps us to expand and share what we all know.

ArsenioALembertJr previously said:

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Let's get back to our roots, Quisqueya!

Guaraguao, Cuyaya, Cigua, Guanabana, Mapuey, Chichigua, Manati, Barbacoa, Canoa, Huracan,
Casabe, Hamaca, etc. Let's concentrate and build on those common use words that persist in our native language in spite of all the changes that unfolded (some good, most devastating) in A.D. 1492.

Share you knowledge of the language of our forefathers if you can remember any words....

Yum: You're totally right about the Orinoco Basin, B.

BTW: Guagua is a little boy in Peru...

ProfessorCemi previously said:

Im trying to post some photos up, but am having a hard time. I know you have to have a link or something. Any tips?

JEM237 previously said:




Here's another way to do it :

1) Right click with your mouse on the image you want to insert

2) On the menu that pops up, scroll all the way to the bottom and select "Properties"

3) Under the "Properties" menu you will see "Location:" or "Address" followed by a url of the image, COPY THIS URL!

4) After doing that, when you're ready to post the pics here on DT select the icon that looks like this:


NOTE: You might get a yellow bar pop-up blocking this, so if that happens click on the yellow bar where it says "click here to allow....." and then select the option that says "Temporarily Allow Pop-Ups from this site" or "Temporarity Allow Scripted Windows"


5) After clicking on this button Paste the url of your image (that you copied under the "Properties" menu) where it says "Enter the url of your image here..."

And voila! That's how to do it, I really hope that this helps you!

yumnuk3 previously said:



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