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April 1, 2010, New Version
THE BRANDENBURG STONE
Comet Catastrophe of 536/540 AD
(560 AD, Battletown, Meade County, Kentucky)
Dr. R.M. de Jonge ©,
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New Summary
The Brandenburg Stone is a memorial stone of national significance for the 220 thousand vic-
tims in North America of the Comet Catastrophe of 536/540 AD. The Comet already explo-
ded near the Sun in 531. Two parts of the debris reached the Earth several years later. The
whole event resembled the previous Krakatau Catastrophe, of 416, as well as the probably si-
multaneous eruption of Rabaul Volcano, in 540. The climate in America was seriously dis-
rupted for more than one and a half years (18 months). Daylight was strongly dimmed, it did
not rain anymore, and it was bitterly cold. Most casualties occurred within a time period of ni-
ne years. A quarter of the original population of 4.0 million men in North America migrated to
the Rivers for food and fresh water, in order to survive. The Stone was carved in 560 AD, 24
years after the start of the Catastrophe. The petroglyph contains an ancient Welsh script called
Coelbren, which is deciphered by two British researchers, Wilson and Blackett. It turns out to
be an important Christian prayer.- The petroglyph shows there were 2.9 million casual-ties
worldwide (5.5%). This number includes the c.120 thousand victims of the eruption of Rabaul
Volcano.
The Stone also gives excellent descriptions of the Biblical Flood, the Dardanus Flood, Cae-
sar’s Comet, and the eruption of the Krakatau Volcano. - The Biblical Flood of 2344 BC was
a two-stage event, which lasted for 2+2= 4 months. There were 2.6 million casualties (54%),
and 2.2 million survivors. The precipitation was 9 m of water. It was the start of a time period
of more than three centuries of chaos, until the Twelfth Dynasty.- The Dardanus Flood of
1159 BC was also a two-stage event, which happened 35 years after the appearance of the
Comet. It lasted for 40+40= 80 days. There were 3.8 million casualties (21%), and 2.0 million
victims because of system collapse (11%). So, in total there were 5.8 million casualties (32%).
There were 12 million survivors. The precipitation was 5.5 m of water. It was the start of a
time period of four centuries of chaos.- Caesar’s Comet of 44 BC happened two months after
the appearance of the original Comet. The Disaster resembled a volcano catastrophe, and it
lasted for two years. There were 500 thousand casualties (1.3%).- The Krakatau Catastrophe
of 416 AD lasted for one year. There were 250 thousand casualties, worldwide (0.5%). - The
carving predicts a possible Comet Catastrophe in the year of c.2256.
Introduction
In 1912 Mr. C. Crecelius found a carved limestone slab while plowing his field near Battle-
town, Kentucky (Refs.1-3) (figs.1,2). The original slab, which later broke into three frag-
ments, had a width of 21 inches, a maximum height of 15.5 inches, and a thickness varying
from 1 to 3 inches. The flat front side of the Stone bears a linear carving extending over its
entire width. In total, it consists of about thirty characters. The average height of the main
symbols is 0.86 inches. Both width and depth of the carved lines are on the average 0.12 in-
ches.