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American Maya. This settlement must have taken place about 70,000 years ago, and it seems most probable that mechanical flight came form the "Motherland." Not know Churchward. If then he has seen so ancient writs, then he KNEW Why we do Not War. Nor ever Worr Wh h of us knows or D; of Death AND THAT WE ONCE RULERS THEN WERE SLAVES. Here, by mechanical flight, we most certainly mean something different either our lighter than air or heavier than air flight mechanisms of today. That the flight of those millennia employed a type of power unknown today, ‘seems almost certain.". Whatever the source of that power was it did not involve power plants as we know them today, and apparently did not result in a truly mechanical or industrialized civilization such as we have. That this power source worked on some principle of levitation or gravity nullification seems logical. It may be, too, that such a force or power does not lend itself to industry. IT DOES. FROM LIFE-BOAT POWER IS_XXXXX BUILT "SCOUT & SO, ON UPTO Great Arks phraseology indicates Lack of courage, Not Worry, Jemi. An Hindu Manuscript of ancient origin says: "When morning dawned, Rama, taking the celestial car which Pushpaka had sent him be Vivishand, stood ready to depart; self moving was this car; it was large and finely "painted." It had two stories, and many chambers with windows, and was draped with flags and banners. It gave forth a melodious sound as it coursed along its airy way." This was written millennia ago — and this translation was made before the modern age of mechanical flight. If the translation had been made by a person with the technical training available in 1955, it would read like this: When dawn came, Rama took the flying machine with Pushpaka had sent to him by Vivishand, and stood by to take off. This machine was self-propelled, large and finely-finished. It was a two-decker, with many compartments having windows, and was draped with flags and pennants. As the machine flew it made a humming or droning sound. NO: Had TWO EQUALLY SHAPED HALVES: LOOKED UP AT FROM GROUND IT SEEMED ---- TO BE OF TWO PARTS as hereon. Rawan (Ravan?), King of Ceylon, flew over the enemy's army and dropped bombs, causing many casualties. Eventually Rawan was captured and slain, and his flying machine fell into the hands of the Hindu Chieftain, Ram Chandra (Rama), who flew it all the way back to his Capital in northern India. No, Not bombs: Rocksor "Frozen" air, or 'Coat" Burnings. Both of these manuscripts seem to have been taken from the same temple records at Ayhodia and refer to a time at least 20,000 years ago. 131 (XXXXX getting too close for comfort XXXXXX 2' There is another Hindu manuscript dated 500 BC, which has been translated as follows: 1 Parenthesis, markouts, and question mark by A