Enzmann Archive Research Blog
Thoughts from the Frontlines of Discovery
“These aren’t just papers. They are blueprints for thought—waiting for someone to finish the sentence.”
— FREA Research Team
The Enzmann Archive is no ordinary collection. It is a vast intellectual reservoir, spanning disciplines from Astronomy to Zoology, from Ice Age migration patterns to interstellar propulsion blueprints. For decades, this material sat unseen, waiting for minds ready to unlock it.
This blog offers a glimpse into that unfolding process.
Here, FREA researchers share their reflections, discoveries, and questions as they explore the archive’s astonishing depth. Some posts offer explanations. Others are personal musings—those rare moments when intellect collides with wonder. All are grounded in the meticulous writings of Dr. Robert Duncan-Enzmann and Joanna Enzmann, whose combined brilliance gave rise to what we call, affectionately and respectfully, Enzmannese.
And yes, our team has grown remarkably adept at translating Enzmannese into everyday language, making this body of knowledge accessible without compromising its complexity.
This blog is for the curious. For students. For scholars. For anyone who has ever wanted to step inside the thought-world of a polymath who saw centuries ahead.
If you’re drawn to the challenge of real research — if you seek a national treasure to study, to teach, to build upon — this is where you begin.
The Handbag of God
The Symbologist Some time ago there was a viral uproar about this topic. Theories about the meaning of the ‘handbag’ in ancient images range from...
The Historian’s Archive – What Exactly Is It That I Do Here?
Edmund Devine What exactly is it that I do here? It is a simple question, but at the same time, it is a rather difficult question to answer. Given...
The Historian’s Archive – History Unseen by Millions
Edmund Devine The Enzmann Archive contains the life’s work and research of Dr. Robert Duncan-Enzmann. His translations of Ice Age inscriptions,...
The Historian’s Archive – The Piri Reis Map
Edmund Devine Have you ever studied a recent map and traced out the landmarks and borders of our modern, international world? What about a map from...
The Historian’s Archive – What Was the War of Accomodation?
Edmund Devine Have you ever had a fight with your sibling? Insisted you were right, and they are wrong? Well, people groups can do so as well,...
The Historian’s Archive – Who were the Aesir?
Edmund Devine The Aesir, much like their cousins the Vanir have little known about them beyond the Norse legends and the modern films put out about...
The Historian’s Archive – Who Were the Vanir?
Edmund Devine Who were the Vanir? When you think of the Vanir, if you even think of them, you find images of Norse Gods and Marvel movies popping...
The Historian’s Archive – What was the Grand Climate Optimum
Edmund Devine In terms of time, it was a period between the dates 5900 and 3750 BC, or 7922 and 5772 years ago. In Climatological terms, it is the...
The Historian’s Archive – Enzmann Histories
Edmund Devine “Of all men’s miseries the bitterest is this: to know so much and to have control over nothing.” - Herodotus, The Histories Since the...
The Historian’s Archive – Siberian Prison
Edmund Devine ”I want to go home, I want to go home. Shrapnel it rattle and cannons they roar; Don’t send me back to those trenches no more. Take me...
Astronomical Musings – The Gift of Orion
Holly Enzmann A true mark of the winter season and the approach of the holidays is the emergence of the constellation Orion with his loyal K9...
Fact of the Matter: The What and the Where
Fact of the Matter: The What and the Where Holly Enzmann Recently, V.P. Michelle Snyder and I finished our first major sort of printed material in...
Cosmological Thoughts – Cosmology and the Archive
Blair March Spending time looking through the Archives about Cosmology is truly not spending but investing. Reading the material in the Archive...
Cosmological Thoughts: Theology Meets Astronomy
Cosmological Thoughts: Theology Meets Astronomy Blair March, Cosmology Editor Genesis starts in the King James version in a simple way: In the...
Archive Treasures: Stamps
Archive Treasures Kimberly Beals – Lead Archivist, Secretary to the Board of FREA Stamps: Not Just for...
The Symbologist – Bells of Note
Michelle Snyder When you were a kid, did you ride a bike with a bell on it that you rang with your thumb? Is there a church near you with bells that...
An Archive of Geology – The Strange Case of the ‘Bright and Shiny Things’
Peyton Beals The first Ph.D. degree that Dr. Robert Duncan Enzmann earned was in geology. As I also possess a degree in geology, I understand the...
Three Mythical Women
The Three Mythical Woman Lisa Bengiovanni, Mythology & Biography Editor Three women of mythology at the Tree of Life: The matriarch indicated by...
Historian’s Archive – The Bronze Age Collapse, What Exactly Happened?
Edmund Devine “The foreign countries conspired in their islands. All at once the lands were removed and scattered in the fray. No land could resist...
Plants in Space
Plants in Space by C T Moses The 'Green Wall' in Longwood Gardens Imagine retreating to this green space after spending hours cooped up in a...
The Symbologist – Unlocking Symbols
Michelle Snyder The Golden Key Once there was a young boy who lived with his poor mother on the edge of the woods. In the winter he had to go out...
Cosmological Thoughts – Enlightening
Blair March Perusing the many cosmological papers in the Archive is an enlightening experience. As I work through documents my brain thinks...
An Archive of Geology – My First Look
Peyton Beals After 45 years in separation science (high-pressure liquid chromatography), I retired from the Waters Corporation in January of this...
Fact of the Matter: Order Theory
Fact of the Matter: Order Theory Holly Enzmann Being a new recruit of FREA as Assistant Director, I have the opportunity every week to explore...
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