1- Mystery-story that is unsolved. Could be fiction or nonfiction.
Legend-story that happened long ago possibly with ancient mythological characters.
2and 3 Ness lake monster: Some say it's a myth; others say it's a living dinosaur or even a sea serpent that swam into the lake before it became landlocked. Whether real or fictional Can the existence of a god: The existence of God is a subject of debate in the philosophy of religion, popular culture and philosophy.[1]
A wide variety of arguments for and against the existence of God can be categorized as metaphysical, logical, empirical, or subjective. In philosophical terms, the notion of the existence of God involves the disciplines of epistemology (the nature and scope of knowledge)
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The first article published about a disappearance was in The Miami Herald (Associated Press) in 1950. Although several studies and investigators have affirmed that the histories that revolve around Devil's Triangle are false, to date, it remains a great geographic mystery. ROANOKE COLONY: Roanoke Island, located off the coast of North Carolina, was established in 1587 by English settlers, led by John White. White went to England in search of more supplies, leaving his wife, daughter and granddaughter, Virginia Dare (the first English baby born in the New World). When he returned in 1590, the entire colony had been abandoned and found only the word "Croatoan" carved on a pole. The most popular theory is that the settlers fled to the nearby islands and integrated with the Native American tribes.
, STONEHENGE: STONEHENGE IS A PREHISTORIC MONUMENT THAT THE NEOLITHIC CONSTRUCTORS TOOK ABOUT 1,500 YEARS TO ERECT. IT IS FORMED BY LARGE STONES IN VERTICAL POSITION. IT IS LOCATED IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND AND IS A WORLD HERITAGE SITE. SOME SCIENTISTS HAVE SUGGESTED THAT IT WAS MOVING GLACIERS OR ICEBERGS THAT DID MOST OF THE HEAVY LIFTING, NOT HUMANS. POPULAR THEORIES SUGGEST THAT IT WAS A CEMETERY OR A PLACE OF HEALING. IN ANY CASE, IT REMAINS A
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He devoured the animals to such an extent that it threatened the integrity of the inhabitants of Montblanc. To avoid the attack of the beast it was decided to release a neighbor each day. A lottery took place among the population, including the royal family, and luck meant that the person chosen was the king's daughter. As she was about to be swallowed by the dragon, a knight appeared and saved her by wounding the dragon with death. It was St. George. In the place where the dragon shed its blood was born a rose bush of red roses. Since then the Catalan tradition in which men give a rose to their beloved has been maintained.
Annually, coinciding with the day of St. George (April 23) is organized the Medieval Week of Montblanc. During two weekends the villa revives its past and in streets, squares and towers of the wall they display the flags and stately standards. There is a great number of acts that transport the audience to the middle ages: the representation of the legend of St. George, scenes of daily life, medieval dinner, a meeting of fire, medieval market, staging of the Cortes Catalan,
The colonists of Roanoke went to Croatoan. When John White came back to Roanoke after three years of waiting in England, he found the island deserted. He found carved on a tree Croatoan. The colonists had told White if they moved they would carve it on a tree. He knew that the people of Roanoke went there.
In this set of materials, the author and the professor discuss the theory of the missing colonists of the Roanoke Island . The author states that the colonists moved to another island called Croatan, whereas the professor claims that this theory is not the most credible one. First, the author alleges that the missing colonists traveled to a neighboring island of Croatan. However, the professor argues that there is only one route to arrive to that place, and as there is no evidence that the colonists used that way, it is possible they decided to go to other location.
The lost colony of Roanoke It all started on August 9th 1590 when the English started to explore the island of Roanoke. Not sure what they were going to find or even have a clue of what they were going to find however they started there journey anyways. The natives were extremely friendly the English men.
In 1587 he sailed back to the island with 100 colonists and became the governor of the second colony that Walter Raleigh was attempting to establish. White and his group returned to what remained from their last expedition and worked to rebuild what had previously been constructed and also try to rebuild the broken relationship that had been between the Indians and the last settlers, the latter of which was not as successful as they had hoped. Because of the time of year White and the colonists had arrived at Roanoke, it was too late for them to produce crops before winter, they were running out of supplies and were receiving no aid from the Indians. The colonists asked White to return to England and bring back more supplies, but by the time White was able to return, he returned to what is known as the “lost colony”. There was no sign of the colonists he had left, which included his own daughter and
After three long years away from his family overseas, John White returned to the Roanoke colony only to discover a site that would raise questions for the next hundreds of years. Carved into a nearby tree of the Roanoke colony, the words “Croatoan” and “Cro” were the last shrew of evidence remaining of the Roanoke colony. The word “Croatoan” remains a mystery amongst scientists and archeologists today. The lost colony of Roanoke has developed many ideas and questions of the settlers’ location. Theories have developed over time but little facts are known about the disappearance of Roanoke’s settlers.
This leads me to believe that the colonists packed up everything they had and left for croatoan. The mark on the tree is also very
The wider the ring appears to be, the better the overall conditions were for growth. By measuring the width of the rings from the trunks of the trees, the researchers learned that the rings appeared smaller than average during the years 1587-1589. This shows that during the years the settlement took place, Roanoke Island was suffering a horrible drought. This experiment may not give ideas on where they went, but it does inform people that they were suffering from their resources as stated before. Once the settlers realized it was taking White longer than expected to come back with supplies, they could have left to find an area with more pleasing
The most popular theory being that the colonists of Roanoke left. After leaving Roanoke the colonists settled to Chesapeake Bay arriving in boats made of parts from their homes. This theory seems the most likely for the colonists would have to begin to make a new life for themselves during the three-year absence of their governor. Approximately 20 years after the colonists disappeared the infamous colony of Jamestown was established by John Smith near Chesapeake Bay where the colonists supposedly settled (Shadowlands). Another theory that ties into the Chesapeake Bay theory is that the colony of Roanoke is the Cedar Island that we know of today.
History extra credit The disappearance of the Lost Roanoke colony. Roanoke is an island in North America that is located just off the coast of what is now North Carolina. During the early 15,000’s a wealthy English man, Sir Walter Raleigh requested that the Queen granted him permission to gather a crew and head on an expedition to discover new lands in Northern America.
The Colonists at Roanoke The mystery of Roanoke Island has baffled historians for over 400 years. One hundred twenty English Colonists disappeared with only one clue as to where they went; a single word: “Croatoan” carved into a post where they had previously been settled. In Cat Allard’s analyzation of the Roanoke mystery, he goes over several different, yet similar, theories of what might’ve happened to the Colonists. Allard focuses on two main arguments: The Colonists were massacred by natives, or they relocated and assimilated with a different tribe.
The English colonists on Roanoke Island lived in homes near native villages, but after vanishing without a trace, they are now called the Lost Colony. When John White finally returned to Roanoke Island in 1590, the English colony had vanished, and he allegedly found the words 'CRO ' and 'CROATOAN ' carved on two trees. When White saw that, he thought that the colonists got help from the Croatan Indians on Hatteras Island. The Croatans were peaceful and friendly with the settlers, so the English could have a good relationship with them when the colony was established in 1587. There are many theories about what happened to them: one of them is that they managed to integrate themselves with the Croatan people.
John White returned to Virginia in 1590 after an extended stay in England to find all his colonists missing and the word “CROATOAN” inscribed on a tree, but they were never found (Daniels,
The Lost Colony of Roanoke Island: Gone Without a Trace Have you ever heard of the mystery of the Roanoke Colony? This strange historical event began in 1584, during one of the first English expeditions to the New World to establish settlements. The settlers landed on Roanoke Island, off the coast of what is now North Carolina. After only one year, the colony was abandoned due to harsh weather, lack of supplies, and conflicts with the indigenous people in the area.
One of the reasons archaeologists assume the settlers went to croatoan is because they relied on them for food since they didn’t know how to farm the land (Heckscher). In addition, after stumbling upon a unique find dated to the 16th century, archaeologist Mark Horton explains that the evidence is the colonists “assimilated with the native americans but kept their goods.” Horton says this because the unique find was a piece of slate believed to be of european origin considering the natives didn’t have that sort of technology (Pruitt). The slate was found further inland in around the same area as a native tribe suggesting that europeans had lives there. Before sailing back to england, white left specific instructions on what to do if the settlers had decided to move the colony or if they were in danger.
The Bermuda Triangle only existed out of the writer's imagination. The Bermuda Triangle is an area within the points of Florida, Puerto Rico and Bermuda, this region is also known as the devil's triangle. It caught attention when they Cyclops ( a U.S. ship named after a giants in the greek mythology explaining how large the boat was) have sunken in that within that region. Another weird famous incident was flight 19 (a torpedo bombers group wave was sent for practicing and disappeared over the region without sending an SOS signal.), the pilots were very well trained to avoid incidents and crashes however the us navy never received any sort of information to know what happened. Till this day, no one knows what happened in this area, and many theories try to prove what happened in there; but is there such a thing as the Bermuda Triangle or is it just a legend.