 Sbortland, p. 290. who built the Cyclopean inclosures with walls twelve feet thick, and the canals which were lined with stone, were known to the Lele Islanders by the name of the ANUT. The ANUT, say the Islanders, were sailors who possessed large vessels...  Ancient America, in Notes on American Archaeology - Seite 290von John Denison Baldwin - 1871 - 299 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
 | John Thomas Short - 1879 - 560 Seiten
...formerly stood around this harbor, mostly on Lele, occupied by a powerful people whom they called ' Anut,' and who had large vessels, in which they made...voyages east and west, 'many moons' being required for these voyages."2 It is altogether probable that not only a higher civilization once prevailed in Polynesia,... | |
 | Rome, Italy (City). British and American Archaeological Society - 1891 - 528 Seiten
...formerly stood round the harbour, which had been occupied by a powerful people, called « Anut », who had large vessels in which they made long voyages, east and west, many moons being required for those voyages. » Mr Johnston believes that the Phoenicians approached the continents of America, not... | |
 | Charles Frederick Holder - 1892 - 912 Seiten
...Strong's Island to round the harbor, which had been occupied by a powerful people called ' Anut, ' who had large vessels in which they made long voyages east and west. Many moons being required for these voyages. ' ' When we come eastward, and reach Mexico, we find the evidence of their presence... | |
 | John Wesley Butler - 1894 - 340 Seiten
...evidently once large city. The natives say that it was occupied by " a powerful people called Anut, who had large vessels in which they made long voyages east and west, many moons being required for these voyages." Coming to Mexico, Mr. Johnston finds evidence of the presence of the Phoenicians "... | |
 | John D. Baldwin - 1996 - 308 Seiten
...and who had large vessels, in which they ma& long voyages east and west, " many moons" being requlred for one of these voyages. Great stone structures on...feet above the sea, and near the edge of a precipice .",(K) feet high, is a circular platform built of huge blocks of volcanic stone. It is 1BO feet in... | |
 | Gerald Massey - 2007 - 701 Seiten
...the Lele Islanders by the name of the ANUT. The ANUT, say the Islanders, were sailors who possessed large vessels in which they made long voyages, east and west ; many moons being required for one of their voyages,1 The ANU is a name of the ancient inhabitants of the Nile Valley With the terminal ti... | |
 | Gerald Massey - 2007 - 701 Seiten
...the Lele Islanders by the name of the ANUT. The ANUT, say the Islanders, were sailors who possessed large vessels in which they made long voyages, east and west ; many moons being required for one of their voyages.1 The ANU is a name of the ancient inhabitants of the Nile Valley With the terminal ti... | |
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