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Ancient art devoid of supernatural phenomenon

Abstract:
Because The Triangle is available over the Internet and, apparently, Google loves us, I get a lot of crazy e-mail from all around the world. Most of it is from teenagers demanding that I either stop writing or engage in some terribly unappealing activity. A smaller portion takes the form of elaborate, 10,000-word dissertations on the flaws of my articles, and don't think that UFO enthusiasts are above picking on grammar and punctuation....

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Hanne Mylanus-Andersen

posted 10/21/06 @ 12:32 AM EST

DEAR AARON,
JUST WANTED TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR SHARING OF YOUR KNOWLEDGE REGARDING SPIRALS IN ANCIENT HISTORY. BEING DANISH BY BIRTH AND NOW LIVING IN MALTA WITH ITS MEGALITHIC TEMPLES ,FULL OF SPIRALS, AND YOUR REFERENCE TO THE ANCIENT DANISH WARRIORS SPIRAL ART - WHAT A BEATIFUL CONNECTION.
ALWAYS ''FELT''IT,
THANK YOU FOR THE LINK.

HANNE.

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jocinda_rhoads@yahoo.com

posted 12/10/06 @ 8:08 PM EST

Just wanted to let you know that I approve of your more open minded approach about ancient art. There may be many variables at work, but to think that there are spacemen hinding behind every rock of the ancient world is too obsessive to me. Not that I don't believe that we have been visited many times. At this point in time I think it's a moot point. It's just refreshing to find someone that is willing to look at things in a more realistic way. If you have ever seen anyone doodle, one of the most prominant doodles is that of the spiral. I doo them myself. So this is just an acknowledgement of your willingness to look at many truths.

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