The walls were covered with orichalcum, a pink-gold mountain copper, plentiful in the Atlantean Mountains, which made the cathedral shimmer in the sunlight as it perched above the plains of Atlantis.
Menzies wrote of ingots of nearly pure copper found in a sunken Minoan ship near Thera. Because copper of this quality is found only near Lake Superior in North America, the Minoans clearly had amazing range with their fleet of ships.
Copper resonates with Venus and tin with Jupiter.
The Copper Scroll is one of the Dead Sea Scrolls discovered in the Qumran Caves
Toltec (Third Sub-Race): Copper-red, 8 feet tall, Greek-like features.
What we stand on when we stand on the ground is of course "earth" insofar as it is solid, but gold, silver, copper, and tin are also "earth." Everything of a solid material nature is "earth" from the occult point of view.
For example, Pliny the Elder in "Natural History" says: "In Cyprus, where copper was first discovered, it is also procured from another stone which is called chalcus.
In the Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite, scholars agree it likely refers to orichalcum: "Her ears, which she had pierced, they hung with fine gold jewelry and Copper Mountain gems.
The word translates to "mountain copper," supporting Pliny's idea of exhaustion if it was a regional alloy naturally occurring.
In 2015, speculation advanced with a Greek shipwreck off Sicily containing 29 ingots of a copper-zinc alloy.
It may be the metal coating Poseidon's temple in Atlantis or just an ancient copper alloy.
Within a few days the find had attracted the attention of scientists as well as police authoriries and the corpse was hacked from the pocket of ice where it had been frozen, some considerable time before, as it turns out, for among the items the frozen man had been carrying were a copper axe and 14 arrows, and a dagger, all of apparent neolithic style.
S: What does the conduit look like? J: Two large rectangular blocks separated by about four inches and the energy that is created by the two of them being placed right next to each other is then vacuumed out and channeled into a smaller container that looks like a beehive, a cylindrical oval shape made out of metal, either copper or gold.
I was no longer a slave to the hands of the clock… Genius is experience… It is the fruit of long experience in many lives.” Cayce once gave a reading for one of Ford’s executive partners, detailing his past life in the Atlantean colonies in Peru as an alchemical expert who had mastered a rare and lost art of tempering copper and iron to create a powerful alloy which he eventually used to create royal electromagnetic armor for a king in pre-dynastic Egypt, likely Plato’s and Hesiod’s “orichalcum,” which we will explore later.
Being the idea of copper-base, to some degree—hemocyanin—just as many creatures in the ocean these days on your planet have blue blood, a lot of the early Atlanteans and the Anunnaki lineage also had bluish blood and bluish-tinted skin because of the copper base that carried oxygen to their systems.
Atlantis passed through four ages: Golden, Silver, Copper, and Iron
Physical Traits: I’huans are described as large, robust, and often dark-skinned or copper-skinned, as seen with Moses (Book of Cpenta-armij, Chapter IV).
Prophets and Leaders: Key figures like Moses, described as a “large, copper-skinned I’huan,” emerge from this race, indicating their capacity for divine roles when guided by angels (Book of Cpenta-armij, Chapter IV).
An accurate and detailed breakdown of the sentence from the Oahspe: A New Bible—"After generations—from Baksa to Amram—angels chose Yokebed to bear Moses, a large, copper-skinned I’huan"—I’ll analyze its components based solely on the text and context within Oahspe, avoiding assumptions not explicitly supported by the source.
Full Sentence: "After generations—from Baksa to Amram—angels chose Yokebed to bear Moses, a large, copper-skinned I’huan."
Copper-skinned: Refers to Moses’ skin tone, indicating a darker complexion consistent with the I’huan race in Oahspe’s cosmology.
The sentence describes Moses’ birth as a divinely orchestrated event, with angels choosing Yokebed from a lineage spanning Baksa to Amram to bear Moses, a large, copper-skinned I’huan prophet destined to lead the Faithists.
In Egupt (Egypt), a land of 13 million, including 4 million Faithists, God sent loo’is to raise Moses. After generations—from Baksa to Amram—angels chose Yokebed to bear Moses, a large, copper-skinned I’huan. Egupt’s Sun laws enslaved Faithists, banning education and worship of Jehovih, favoring Osiris. Angels swapped Moses into Princess Leotonas’ arms, hiding his mother as nurse, to gain royal learning.
Toltec: Copper-skinned, tall, advanced rulers of Atlantis, Mexico, Peru, and early Egypt.
Minerals included gold, copper, silver, bismuth, and iron, formed by natural forces.
A captured Spaniard introduced copper knowledge.
Being the idea of copper-base, to some degree—hemocyanin—just as many creatures in the ocean these days on your planet have blue blood, a lot of the early Atlanteans and the Anunnaki lineage also had bluish blood and bluish-tinted skin because of the copper base that carried oxygen to their systems.
Wherever they went—Guatama, Jaffet’h, Shem, Ham, Yista—I told them to build mounds and walled cities with ladders, like the ancients, as proof in the kosmon era of their presence before the I’huans (copper-colored race).
After generations—from Baksa to Amram—angels chose Yokebed to bear Moses, a large, copper-skinned I’huan.
Toltecas: Administrators with copper-red skin.
The analysis revealed its composition as 85% aluminum, 10% copper, and 5% manganese.
Many of these artifacts exhibit designs and craftsmanship that are considered impossible with the tools attributed to ancient Egyptians, such as copper chisels.
Menzies wrote of ingots of nearly pure copper found in a sunken Minoan ship near Thera.
Some of these copper and tungsten artifacts are as small as 2.4 microns.
Staining Patterns:Inside the Red Pyramid, staining on the walls contains metal oxides, including iron, zinc, copper, and trace radioactive elements such as thorium.
This artifact, which contains a stone coil, copper wires, and a unique ancient insulator, is estimated to be over 20,000 years old.
The chemical analysis showed the material to be platinum, aluminum and copper--a combination never before found in the remains of the ancients and unknown to-day!
They raised cotton and made cotton goods; they probably cultivated maize, wheat, oats, barley, rye, tobacco, hemp, and flax, and possibly potatoes; they built aqueducts and practised irrigation; they were architects, sculptors, and engravers; they possessed an alphabet; they worked in tin, copper, bronze, silver, gold, and iron.
In 'its markets must have met the maize of the Mississippi Valley, the copper of Lake Superior, the gold and silver of Peru and Mexico, the spices of India, the tin of Wales and Cornwall, the bronze of Iberia, the amber of the Baltic, the wheat and barley of Greece, Italy, and Switzerland.
Compare these Phœnician coins with the following representation of a copper coin, two inches in diameter and three lines thick, found nearly a century ago by Ordonez, at the city of Guatemala.
The outside was covered with sheets of lead fastened with small copper nails.
The traces of red men or copper-colored races are found in many parts of the continent.
Other tribes have forms and features like the European; their complexion is black, or a deep olive, or a copper color approaching to black, while their hair, though often crisp and frizzled, is not in the least woolly.
"Some of the Nubians are copper-colored or black, with a tinge of red." (Ibid., p.
"The men of Temsena and Showiah are of a strong, robust make, and of a copper color; the women are beautiful.
They also possessed an accurate system of weights; bracelets of copper on the arms of a skeleton have been found to be of uniform size, measuring each two and nine-tenth inches, and each weighing precisely four ounces.
The Mound Builders made sun-dried brick mixed with rushes, as the Egyptians made sun-dried bricks mixed with straw; they worked in copper, silver, lead, and there are evidences, as we shall see, that they wrought even in iron.
Copper implements are very numerous in the mounds.
Copper axes, spear-heads, hollow buttons, bosses for ornaments, bracelets, rings, etc., are found in very many of them strikingly similar to those of the Bronze Age in Europe.
In one in Butler County, Ohio, was found a copper fillet around the head of a skeleton, with strange devices marked upon it.
They seem to have attached a high value to silver, and it is often found in thin sheets, no thicker than paper, wrapped over copper or stone ornaments so neatly as almost to escape detection.
Copper is also often found in this manner plated over stone pipes, presenting an unbroken metallic lustre, the overlapping edges so well polished as to be scarcely discoverable.
Beads and stars made of shells have sometimes been found doubly plated, first with copper then with silver.
The Mound Builders also understood the art of casting metals, or they held intercourse with some race who did; a copper axe it "cast" has been found in the State of New York.
"Lying immediately over or on the forehead of the body were found three large circular bosses, or ornaments for a sword-belt or buckler; they are composed of copper overlaid with a thick plate of silver.
On the back side, opposite the depressed portion, is a copper rivet or nail, around which are two separate plates by which they were fastened to the leather.
Two small pieces of leather were found lying between the plates of one of the bosses; they resemble the skin of a mummy, and seem to have been preserved by the salts of copper.
"Two or three pieces of copper tube were also found, filled with iron rust.
Squier says, "These articles have been critically examined, and it is beyond doubt that the copper bosses were absolutely plated, not simply overlaid, with silver.
Between the copper and the silver exists a connection such as, it seems to me, could only be produced by heat; and if it is admitted that.
In connection with this subject, we would refer to the interesting evidences that the copper mines of the shore of Lake Superior had been at some very remote period worked by the Mound Builders.
It is even said that the great Ontonagon mass of pure copper which is now in Washington was excavated by these ancient miners, and that when first found its surface showed numerous marks of their tools.
There seems to be no doubt, then, that the Mound Builders were familiar with the use of copper, silver, and lead, and in all probability of iron.
When we consider that some of their porphyry carvings will turn the edge of the best-tempered knife, we are forced to conclude that they possessed that singular process, known to the Mexicans and Peruvians of tempering copper to the hardness of steel.
Drills and gravers of copper have also been found, with chisel-shaped edges or sharp points.
In the mounds we find many works of copper but none of bronze.
This may indicate one of two things: either the colonies which settled the Mississippi Valley may have left Atlantis prior to the discovery of the art of manufacturing bronze, by mixing one part of tin with nine parts of copper, or, which is more probable, the manufactures of the Mound Builders may have been made on the spot; and as they had no tin within their territory they used copper alone, except, it may be, for such tools as were needed to carve stone, and these, perhaps, were hardened with tin.
It is known that the Mexicans possessed the art of manufacturing true bronze; and the intercourse which evidently existed between Mexico and the Mississippi Valley, as proved by the presence of implements of obsidian in the mounds of Ohio, renders it probable that the same commerce which brought them obsidian brought them also small quantities of tin, or tin-hardened copper implements necessary for their sculptures.