
	Where results make sense

Topic: Externsteine

In the News (Tue 2 Dec 08)

Damian Green

Sumner Redstone

Crimson Tide

Tommy Tuberville

Bill Clinton

Wayne Rooney

Vilasrao Deshmukh

Wake Forest

Grand Slam

Oklahoma State

	The Odinic Rite - Odinism for the Modern World - Irminsul and the Externsteine
		Thus, this sacred pillar overhung the big sanctuary of the Externsteine, which stands very close to the city of Horn (the name is important because of the shape of the IRMINSUL - which has what appear to be horns).
		The Externsteine stands as the beacon of the heathen world, the most holy stead, certainly, of the Northern Tradition yesterday and today, but also one of the most important religious and cultural centres of the archaic Europa.
		Generally, we ignore that, close to the Externsteine (4 km far from the stead), there is another holy stead seemingly dedicated to the moon, Oesterholz (see the name of the old spring goddess, Ostara/Eostre).
	www.odinic-rite.org /irminsul.html (2179 words)

	Externsteine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		From the very earliest of times the Externsteine ('steine' is German for 'stones') were a cultplace, a place of worship: by the Celts, by the Germanic peoples, by the Romans.
		The Christians saw the Externsteine as a replica of the holy places at Jerusalem during the time of the crusades, with the upper sanctuary as the chapel of Calvary.
		Perhaps at the Externsteine the Goddess was worshipped in the upper sanctuary as Bird/ air/sky and in the groundfloor large cave as Dragon/serpent of the underworld chtonic powers of the magnetic waters.
	www.monicasjoo.org /artic/externsteine.htm (1484 words)

	Neolithic astronomical observatory atop theExternsteine rocks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		At the geomantic center of this ancient sacred region stand the Externsteine rocks, a chain of towering sandstone spires dating from the Cretacious period (about 70 million years ago).
		The round window-like opening shown in the photograph has been demonstrated to have significant celestial alignments, including a view of the moon at its northern extreme and the sun at sunrise on the summer solstice.
		Similar to numerous other sacred sites in Europe today, Externsteine is much frequented by crowds of noisy tourists; if one is intent on experiencing the magic and holiness of this extraordinary place, the author recommends a surreptitious nocturnal visit.
	www.sacredsites.com /europe/germany/externsteine.html (494 words)

	Externsteine, Germany
		An undeniably mysterious and magical place, Externsteine is thought to have been a pagan cultic center until Charlemagne abolished Saxon paganism in 782 AD, and it was used by Christian hermits throughout the Middle Ages.
		Externsteine is a natural outcropping of five limestone pillars, the tallest of which is 37.5m high.
		A number of beautifully carved reliefs were left by the medieval hermits at Externsteine, the most notable of which is a spectacular 12th-century wall relief of the Descent from the Cross (also called the Tree of Life).
	www.sacred-destinations.com /germany/externsteine.htm (1031 words)

	ALLERSEELEN CD STIRB UND WERDEIn preparation with various additional recordings
		Externsteine is significant in the death and illumination/rebirth concept, because the natural sandstones at Externsteine were turned into a solar temple by the early Celts.
		The cover of Stirb und Werde is a picture of a hole in the rock at Externsteine where every year on June 21st the sun shines on what seems to be an altar.
		a borito konscepcioja tovabbra is a okkultizmus egyik központjat, az externsteine - i prehistorikus szentelyt mutatja be, amelynel a iii.
	www.geocities.com /ahnstern/cdstirbundwerde.htm (2841 words)

	AHNENERBE SS
		Archaeological excavations were conducted in Germany at Paderborn, Detmold, Haithabu, and at Externsteine.
		Haithabu, which is still recognized by archaeologists as an important site for medieval Norse artifacts, is in an area of northern Germany near the Danish border, and is very close to Detmold and Externsteine, the site of a much-reputed Aryan temple and which some legends connected with Yggdrasil, the "World-Ash" of Norse mythology.
		Externsteine is also close to Paderborn and Wewelsburg, and the entire sites compromised for the Ahnenerbe a mythological heartland where the Saxons resisted the Romans and their heirs, the Franks of Charlemagne.
	www.russianbooks.org /montsegur/ahnenerbe.htm (2745 words)

	Externsteine
		In Detmold she not only came across the material recovered at the Externsteine in the 1930s, which had never been scientifically published, but she also learned that the local Staatsarchiv contained correspondence and other records generated by numerous archaeological enthusiasts of the area.
		She therefore undertook a double project--to detail the results of the neglected digs, and to consider the interaction of politics and science in the study of prehistory under the Third Reich.
		That is, there is no evidence that the Externsteine were ever a Germanic temple.[7] This disappointing result may well account for the failure of Julius Andree, who directed the 1934 excavations, to document his work fully or indeed to produce a proper publication.
	greyfalcon.us /Externsteine.htm (1506 words)

	Capture of the Externsteine
		Strangely enough, in the fall of 1944, the ability to predict the weather dictated Nazi Germany's capacity to strike at the Allied armies marching steadily toward Germany's borders.
		Although the German trawler, confirmed now to be Externsteine, was unscathed, both of the U.S. icebreakers had sustained damage to their propellers while maneuvering in the heavy ice.
		The Externsteine was the only enemy surface vessel captured at sea by U.S. naval forces during the war.
	www.uscg.mil /hq/g-cp/history/Externsteine.html (2896 words)

	[No title]
		The Externsteine was damaged in a collision on 30 November 1944 with the USCGC Travis (WSC-153) while being towed.
		Externsteine appears to be a member of the German Naval trawler patrol boats known as Vorpostenboots.
		The main difference between the layout of the Externsteine and that shown for the plans of Vorpostenboot V-1102 are that Externsteine had a small mast located forward of the funnel.
	smmlonline.com /archives/VOL0914.txt (4712 words)

	AWCH Externsteine
		Located close to Detmold off the highway connecting Hannover to Dortmund, in the area known as the Teutoburger Wald, the Externsteine is recognised as a place of natural power and a sacred site since ancient times.
		It was a major ceremonial centre for German pagan worship till Charlemagne, King of the Franks and Holy Roman Emperor, made a concerted effort to suppress paganism and forbade worship there.
		This kind of thing is quite common among ancient sites and curiously, the non-man-made Externsteine lies on virtually the same latitude as Stonehenge.
	www.awchamburg.org /AWCH_GettingOut/AWCH_Travel/AWCH_Exernsteine.html (432 words)

	Summer Camp 2006
		The first stop on the day trip was the "Externsteine", an unusual natural stone formation of several large boulders used anciently as a site for cultic worship.
		After visiting the "Externsteine", campers enjoyed a picnic lunch on a nearby meadow, followed by more games with the parachute.
		After lunch the second stop was the "Hermannsdenkmal", which was completed in 1875 and commemorates the victory of Germanic chieftain Arminius ["Hermann"] over three Roman legions in a battle fought in the Teutoberg forest in 9 A.D. Hermann's victory ended Rome's attempts to extend its dominion eastward in Germany beyond the Rhine River.
	www.ucog.org /NEWS/camp2006.htm (847 words)

	Irminsul - WiccanWeb.ca (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Irminsul (pillar of Irmin) was an oak or wooden pillar venerated by the Saxons and which was said to connect heaven and earth.
		The design of the Irminsul symbol current in Germanic Neopaganism, particularly Heathenry and Asatru, is based on the shape of the tree in the Externsteine relief, but straightened back into a vertical position.
		According to one suggestion, it could have been situated on or near the Externsteine.
	www.wiccanweb.ca /wiki/index.php/Irminsul (526 words)

	The NVisible: The Sixth Gate of 11:11
		With a group of 8 starry people we anchored the 6th Gate at Externsteine, Germany, an ancient, mystical group of rocks in mid-northwestern Germany that has leyline connecions throughout Europe.
		I remembered that in one chapter of this book it was told about a personal mystical experience the author had at Externsteine, but I did not remember the exact content of it.
		For the Activation we chose a rock that was a little hidden in the forest.
	www.nvisible.com /1111/6AnchorReport5.html (1328 words)

	Rocks of the Sun, Part I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Externsteine, 23rd of October 1953, in the evening.
		Die Externsteine: A reputed pagan solar temple, near Horn in northern Germany.
		I stood, automatically, apart from the other travellers, as though I were aware of the fact that we belonged to two different worlds; that they, even though they were Germans, were, here, but tourists, while I, even though a foreigner, was already a pilgrim.
	library.flawlesslogic.com /rocks_01.htm (406 words)

	Irminsul - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Irminsul (Old Saxon "great pillar") was the pillar that was said to connect heaven and earth, represented by oak or wooden pillars venerated by the Saxons.
		Roman association of warlike Wotan with Mercury rather than with Mars, may have been due to an identification of the Irmin pillars with the hermai dedicated to Mercury.
		The design of the Irminsul symbol current in Germanic neopaganism, particularly Heathenry and Ásatrú, is based on the shape of the tree in the Externsteine relief, but straightened back into a vertical position.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Irminsul (631 words)

	omtron - alternative research journal
		The sacred site of Externsteine is located in the heartland of Germany.
		Most of the treasure is said to be deep under the walls of Heinrich Himmler's castle home named 'Wewelsburg'.
		There are, however, many persistent rumors that part of the treasure is at buried at Externsteine.
	www.omtron.com /articles/lynda/ss11.php (1170 words)

	Sir George Trevelyan - memories and observations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I remember when we met for the first time at the Externsteine on 15th March 1987, the day of the full moon and in a snow storm - not normal weather for that time of the year, and we became friends.
		Then your first inspiring lecture in our centre which drew more than 100 people in the room that is designed for about 50 people.
		Bad Pyrmont, the walks to the Externsteine and your experience of the 'temple sleep' in the sarcophagus there.
	www.sirgeorgetrevelyan.org.uk /mem-Martini.html (450 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Externsteine
		The Externsteine are a distinctive rock formation located in the Teutoburger Wald region of northwestern Germany, not far from the city of Detmold at Horn-Bad Meinberg.
		It is generally assumed that Externsteine was a center of religious activity for the Teutonic peoples and their predecessors prior to the arrival of Christianity in northern Europe.
		This notion can be traced back to Hermann Hamelmann (1564).
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Externsteine (371 words)

	(GC8C7E) Externsteine by PaperDog
		The breath-taking, wildly split up and up to 37m high sandstone rocks were originally a pagan sanctum before they became a Christian pilgrim place.
		Auf der Tafel kannst du lesen, vor wie vielen Millionen Jahren die Externsteine entstanden sind.
		Du brauchst diese Zahl um den Cache zu finden.
	www.geocaching.com /seek/cache_details.aspx?WP=GC8C7E (486 words)

	H-Net Review: Gary Beckman on "Die Externsteine sind bis auf weiteres germanisch!" Prähistorische Archäologie im ...
		Suffice it to say that Halle shows that the pottery and other small finds from the Externsteine were produced from the tenth through the nineteenth century of the Common Era (p.
		That is, there is no evidence that the Externsteine were ever a Germanic temple.[7] This disappointing result may well account for the failure of Julius Andree, who directed the 1934 excavations, to document his work fully or indeed to produce a proper publication (pp.
		In Halle's considered opinion, it was the scholars who attempted to make use of the influence of the Party in this dispute, rather than the National Socialists who intervened in an academic dispute on their own initiative (p.
	www.h-net.msu.edu /reviews/showrev.cgi?path=94721148317464 (1657 words)

	J. Wisniewski: ... proposing subject headings
		37 (the Externsteine are a group of five rocks; in one of the rocks is a remarkable relief of the Descent from the Cross (about 1115)) GEOnet, Sept. 25, 1997 BGN form of foreign name fr.
		GEOnet (Externsteine; ANS, 51°52'N, 8°55'E) or gazetteers published by BGN (H 690); citing BGN, Internet resources (H 203) Kunst im Heiligen Römischen Reich Deutscher Nation, 1979: v.
		Externsteine, like Sacra conversazione, fits under many places in the LC Subject Headings hierarchy.
	www.artcataloging.net /arlisna/wisniew.html (2712 words)

	Strong leylines
		Leyline Stonehenge - Externsteine (from England through the south of the Netherlands to Germany)
		The leyline is situated between Clervaux in Luxembourg and Wijnaldum in the north of the Netherlands.
		A large leyline runs from Stonehenge in England to Externsteine in Deutschland (near Horn near Paderborn).
	www.leylijnen.com /strongleylines.htm (535 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		By 1944 all of these stations were either taken out in air raids or captured by U.S. Coast Guard.
		The captured German vessel Externsteine trapped in ice north of Shannon Island
		U.S. Coast Guard with captured German supplies and the ensign of the Externsteine
	www.gregvilk.com /Golem/history.html (240 words)

	Jessi's Journal \| Angel Dancer
		I made some drawings of the limestone, then I went around the other side of the lake and just sat there for awhile, all calm.
		Then I met three of the wee spirit creatures who live at Externsteine.
		He said they bring boom boxes and get naked and dance all night with the Externsteine spirit creatures.
	home.att.net /~angeldance/journal/externsteine.html (472 words)

	Berlin: Seaside #9N557 / VFNH / 350p Externsteine Bridge - Seaside Book & Stamp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Berlin: Seaside #9N557 / VFNH / 350p Externsteine Bridge - Seaside Book & Stamp
		Berlin: Seaside #9N557 / VFNH / 350p Externsteine Bridge
		When a printing plate has been used for some time, it becomes clogged with ink resulting in a poor impression; after cleaning, the stamps printed from it are described as "from a cleaned plate."
	www.seasidebs.com /catalog/product_info.php/products_id/600023385 (287 words)

	Google Earth Hacks - File Downloads - Other Natural Formations - Externsteine
		File Downloads : Other Natural Formations : Externsteine
		Click here to log-in, or you can click here to register.
		Description: The Externsteine (51°52′8″N, 8°55′3″E) are a distinctive rock formation located in the Teutoburger Wald region of northwestern Germany, not far from the city of Detmold at Horn-Bad Meinberg.
	www.googleearthhacks.com /dlfile22701/Externsteine.htm (172 words)

	HyperWar: USS Eastwind (WAG-279) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		On 4 Oct 44 a two-platoon landing force captured a German weather station at Little Koldeyey, Greenland, with 12 prisoners:
		On 15 Oct 44, supported by Southwind (WAG-280), captured German weather ship Externsteine off Cape Borgen, Shannon Island, Greenland, with 17 prisoners.
		The Externsteine was taken to Boston by a prize crew:
	www.ibiblio.org /hyperwar/USN/ships/WAG/WAG-279_Eastwind.html (157 words)

	Berlin: Seaside #9N557 / VFU / 350p Externsteine Bridge - Seaside Book & Stamp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Berlin: Seaside #9N557 / VFU / 350p Externsteine Bridge - Seaside Book & Stamp
		Berlin: Seaside #9N557 / VFU / 350p Externsteine Bridge
		The Latin "Cito, citissime, volantissme" (quickly, very quickly, very fleetingly) was used in Venice in the 14th century, French mail was endorsed staring the 16th century with "en diligence" (with speed and care); US Act of June 3, 1638 required postmasters to mark incoming mail.
	www.seasidebs.com /catalog/product_info.php/products_id/600023386 (332 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)