30-08-2019, 11:34 AM
(This post was last modified: 30-08-2019, 01:47 PM by Gavin Güldenpfennig.)
The latest video was very interesting. I think, you could be right with your theory, that the star constellations are shown in the balneological section. If you're right, it is also possible, that the plant drawings have direct connections to the stars.
Two of the first three plants are maybe Kentaurea and Nymphoides indica. You have mentioned Polaris and the Southern Cross as the sources of the two constellation rivers. The Kentaur is following your theory the first constellation on the Southern sky. It is directly connected with the Kentaurea, which Prof. Bax identified in his searching. Cepheus, which according to the VMS is connected with Nymphoides is the second constellation on the Northern Sky.
But you're maybe wrong with the tropical VMS origin. During the Roman Empire, the Southern Cross was also visible from southern Spain and Crete for example. So it could even fit my theory, but not only that. As far as I could say, the water-gives-life-mythology seems to have some parallels with the story of the Celtic goddess Sirona. And look to Lascaux. Astronomy was also a very known field of Science even by the descendants of the Celts and the Pre-Indo-Europeans.
Two of the first three plants are maybe Kentaurea and Nymphoides indica. You have mentioned Polaris and the Southern Cross as the sources of the two constellation rivers. The Kentaur is following your theory the first constellation on the Southern sky. It is directly connected with the Kentaurea, which Prof. Bax identified in his searching. Cepheus, which according to the VMS is connected with Nymphoides is the second constellation on the Northern Sky.
But you're maybe wrong with the tropical VMS origin. During the Roman Empire, the Southern Cross was also visible from southern Spain and Crete for example. So it could even fit my theory, but not only that. As far as I could say, the water-gives-life-mythology seems to have some parallels with the story of the Celtic goddess Sirona. And look to Lascaux. Astronomy was also a very known field of Science even by the descendants of the Celts and the Pre-Indo-Europeans.


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