| The Tribe of Dan and the Red Haired Race The Toltecs BACK TO DAN HOME PAGE Mary Sutherland 2004 |
The Precursors to the AZTECS were the TOLTECS, whose capital, TOLLAN, was reportedly one of the most magnificent cities in Mexico. Enjoying great wealth, the TOLTECS were highly
skilled in cutting Jade, casting gold aong with other works of the craftsman and the 'feather-worker'. Reference: Maya: The Riddle and Rediscovery of a Lost Civilization
Toltec laws were said to have been strict but justly enforced, and their most important priest-king was QUETZALCOATL. ,
The Tulteca men, particularly in time of warmth, dressed in their cloaks and trunks of cotton; and in times of coldness they donned some long jackets without sleeves, which reached to their
knees, with their cloaks and trunks; they wore shoes in their style, cotaras or catles [cactli] of henequen.
The Tulteca women wore their huipiles and petticoats and likewise their cotaras of their own; and when they went outside they donned some white cloaks (toxquemetl) embroided with many
colors, sharp-pointed at the shoulders, as in the manner of a hood of a friar although they reached to the knee pits.
The priests wore white or black tunics that reached to the ground, with hoods that covered their heads. Their hair was plaited and reached to their shoulders. Their eyes were always lowered
and humble, their feet bare at the time of their fasts and when they were in the temple. They seldom wores shoes unless they went outside on a long journey.
When the Tultecas fought, they wore clothes in the manner of tunics of a 'thousand colors' that hung down to their heels, embroided and very thick and heavy. Some carried long lances and
others spear throwers and clubs studded with iron (iron swords?) They wore helmets of copper and gold, and some used bucklers, principally those who carried the studded iron clubs.
The TUNICS OF A THOUSAND COLORS is one of the identifying signs of the Israelite tribes descended from Joseph -- and is the origin of the TARTANS worn by the clans of Scotland..
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skilled in cutting Jade, casting gold aong with other works of the craftsman and the 'feather-worker'. Reference: Maya: The Riddle and Rediscovery of a Lost Civilization
Toltec laws were said to have been strict but justly enforced, and their most important priest-king was QUETZALCOATL. ,
The Tulteca men, particularly in time of warmth, dressed in their cloaks and trunks of cotton; and in times of coldness they donned some long jackets without sleeves, which reached to their
knees, with their cloaks and trunks; they wore shoes in their style, cotaras or catles [cactli] of henequen.
The Tulteca women wore their huipiles and petticoats and likewise their cotaras of their own; and when they went outside they donned some white cloaks (toxquemetl) embroided with many
colors, sharp-pointed at the shoulders, as in the manner of a hood of a friar although they reached to the knee pits.
The priests wore white or black tunics that reached to the ground, with hoods that covered their heads. Their hair was plaited and reached to their shoulders. Their eyes were always lowered
and humble, their feet bare at the time of their fasts and when they were in the temple. They seldom wores shoes unless they went outside on a long journey.
When the Tultecas fought, they wore clothes in the manner of tunics of a 'thousand colors' that hung down to their heels, embroided and very thick and heavy. Some carried long lances and
others spear throwers and clubs studded with iron (iron swords?) They wore helmets of copper and gold, and some used bucklers, principally those who carried the studded iron clubs.
The TUNICS OF A THOUSAND COLORS is one of the identifying signs of the Israelite tribes descended from Joseph -- and is the origin of the TARTANS worn by the clans of Scotland..
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| The Red Haired Giants Evidence strongly supports that races of Atlantean giants lived in North America and were the advent of the smaller races of modern men and women. As thousands of earthen burial mounds attest, constant war against one another caused their numbers to diminish and the smaller, but more numerous races eventually subjugated them. "The Red-Haired Giants: Atlantis in North America" tells the story of the red-haired giants fall from grace and their eventual extermination. |
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