More than 7,000 years ago, the ancient Sumerians established what is considered the world's first civilization, and they credited their extraordinary achievements to their gods, the Anunnaki. In Seaso
I think what you’re saying is very interesting. And not knowing what the climate was during the time of the Sumerians. If we did have visitors that came to educate humans. Why didn’t they put them in a better Climate.
I read the Aakadians came from the mountains to the north. Perhaps Aliens or Annunaki visited there first before populations moved to the fertile river valleys
I've been thinking what if a group of people with the technology we have today, knew a global catastrophe was coming and stocked a space station and went there tool it passed, then came back and acted like gods guiding mankind but... keeping it hidden... but when or if things started getting squirrely or they got onto you, you jus did like fallout and nuke it and start over.... the shoe is starting to fit
Thank you for interviewing Irving Finkel of The British Museum. He has studied cueneiform. He revived an ancient boatd game and it's rules of play the precursor of backgammon. He led a team to recreate the ark in miniature using woven rope reeds in Iraq that was round and actually floated it in water as it was buoyant. Very interesting smart man. He has videos. He even tells ancient ghost stories and how to handle being haunted and describes ancient pharmacopeia for healers.
We are just a species with amnesia. Like Graham Hancock said. gobekli Tepe proved that. They can't lie anymore. WE HAVE NO IDEA WHAT OUR PAST LOOKED LIKE!!!
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