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Stan speaking at the Histories & Mysteries Conference

Stan Hall will be speaking at the Histories & Mysteries Conference, Sponsored by Nexus Magazine, on November 22-23, 2008, in Edinburgh (The Hub). Other speakers are Sam Osmanagic, Joseph Davidovits, Harry Oldfield, Bill Homann and Philip Coppens. The event will also feature some of the Manclarke-Carillo collection artefacts on display, as well as the famous Mitchell-Hedges Crystal Skull.

May 12, 2008: A SEARCH FOR VINCE MORICZ

At the request of family member Mrs. Agnes Nadaljai, Stan Hall invites readers of this website to assist, if possible, with information on the whereabouts, and/or resting place, of Vince Moricz, a 'lost' elder brother of Juan Moricz. email Stan at: tayosgold@aol.com

Information received from Agnes Nadaljai is as follows:

"Dear Stan,
Let me introduce first of all myself - my name is Mrs. Agnes Nadaljai and I am a Hungarian citizen living at Kormend, Hungary. My grandfather's cusin was Mr. Janos (Juan) Moricz here near to Kormend in a village called, Nadalja. He was born there and emigrated to South-America with his younger [older] brother, Vince. Until [When] my grandfather lived we kept the relationship with him but since my grandfather passed away this whole connection was just broken.

Thanks for your help. I asked my parents for Vince's birth-data.
The information is the following :

Vince Moricz [Oposics]
Born in Horvatnadalja (Hungary ) in 02.01.1913.
Mother name : Anna Oposics
Father name : Vince Moricz

Best regards,

Agnes"

Tayos Gold in German

Tayos Gold has now been published in German.

The newspaper USA Today has reported that “Amazing old stars give birth again”, noting that “two old stars appear to be gearing up for a second generation of planet formation, a phenomenon astronomers say they have never seen before.” I believe I might have the answer to this enigma in my Tayos Gold Appendix. See also the “Sun Born” page on this site.

Thanks to the initiative of scholar/translator Dr. Gyorgy Sipos, Hungarian speakers can now read Stan Hall's co-ordinated information on the matchless role the Magyar language and Magyar scholars must play - however daunting the task - in revising, facilitating, and correcting the translation of Egyptian, Sumerian, and other ancient inscriptions, thus bringing to scholars, and to the public in general, a fuller and truer understanding of world history.

Stan has today begun preparation of the formation of an Online ‘Museum’, with collaborative photography by Philip Coppens, of pieces from the Manclark-Carrillo Collection of 3200 artefacts – most of which are in the care of the Universidad San Francisco de Quito which has promised to collaborate on the project – including unique representations from coastal Ecuador of the formative cultures of the American continent, dating from the early Valdivia period c. 5000 BC through to c.1000 AD, older than the earliest cultures of Mexico by some 2000 years.

NEWS ARCHIVES

Stan addressing his thoughts on missing history to a packed audience at the University of Life Conference in Dorchester, England on 15 April, 2007. Other speakers included well-known author Philip Coppens, presenting the backbone of his upcoming book, “The New Pyramid Age”, and veteran Crop Circle investigators David Kingston and Barbara Lamb, with their latest updates on this fascinating and enigmatic subject.

Ignoring warnings by Stan Hall, indefatigable argentinian journalist Alex Chionetti has returned from a filming expedition to Tayos Caves in Ecuador and reports that he has narrowly escaped with his life, fleeing from hostile Shuar (formally the head-shrinking Jivaro) indians in the Rio Coangos area. Watch this space for further news of The Adventures of Alex.

Stan Hall, who is already a fellow of the Explorers Club in New York, has been invited as a consultant for the Tayos Caves area by a separate organisation, the South American Explorers Club.

Announcing Stan Hall micro-diamonds discovery north of volcano Pichincha at location: Latitude 00º 08' South Longitude 78º 33' West. Altitude 4200 metres. (Ref: Google Earth) The discovery was witnessed by geologists Dr. Tim Coates, Dr. Robert Dowding, Eng. Geo. Ignacio Schreckinger, Eng. Geo. Gerry Zurita, Eng. Min. Fabian Garcés and refining specialist Dr. James Wasas. Until Stan's discovery, no geologist believed that the geological conditions for diamonds existed in Ecuador. Stan believes these micro-diamonds and other precious micro-minerals blasted out of the Guagua-Pichincha volcano west of Quito and - glinting in the sunlight as they descended - gave rise to the term 'Tears of the Sun'.

For Spanish speakers a biography which includes the Tayos Caves activities of Argentine Julio Goyen Aguado, speleologist, long-time collaborator, and alleged legal heir to Juan Moricz's personal effects, is available for purchase in digital format.

The Scotsman interviews Stan Hall on the Tayos Gold Library and the Newton Stone. For another article in the Scotsman mentioning Stan, click here.

Check Legendary Times for a book review of Tayos Gold.

- A letter from Stan Hall announcing his calculated location of the Metal Library, together with suggestions for consideration by pertinent Ecuadorian authorities was sent to the office of the Ambassador for Ecuador in London on 17th January 2005.

Tayos articles published since March 2005:

a) Ecuador: EL UNIVERSO: Temas Domingo: 13 March 2005

b) Ecuador: MI PAIS: June & August 2005

c) Spain: MAS ALLA: No. 197: July 2005

d) Italy: HERA Magazine: October 2005

e) Switzerland & Germany: MYSTERIES Magazine Nr 3: May/June 2006

f) Australia / New Zealand / UK: NEXUS Magazine Vol. 13, No. 4: June/July 2006

g) USA: NEXUS Magazine Vol. 13, No. 4: July/August 2006

h) USA: World Explorers Club 4.5: December 2006

i) USA: Ancient American Volume 12, Issue 73: June 2007

j) Australia / New Zealand / UK: NEXUS Magazine Vol. 14, No. 2: February-March 2007; book review of Tayos Gold.