Ages of Things

In Greek legend is the flood of Ogyges, also known as the flood of Dardanus, when the sea level rose making coastal mountains islands, which was the end of the Ice Age, the sea level […]

A magnitude of climate change which the wacko alarmists say they fear (although most of them know it’s a hoax to achieve fascistic socialism) did in fact happen long ago as evidenced in the archaeological […]

In light of the fact that almost all of the names in the Table of Nations (Genesis 10) are corroborated in extra-biblical ancient literature and stone inscriptions, how could that amazing layout of the generations […]

The great Sarasvati river of the Indus Valley Civilization was described with pure awe in the RigVeda which was put to paper (or skin) using an alphabet rather than the Indus Valley Script during about […]

Hinduism posits that we are in the Kali yuga of time which is denominated (as are the other yugas) in base six precession numbers (see Page at right Great Pyramid for Navigation), like the numbers […]

The Chinese signs of the zodiac are 12 animals all common to China today except the dragon which though lived there during the Ice Age and probably a millennium after that, google search dragons dinosaurs […]

The Middle East, wrought with deserts these days, however, was home to the earliest (post Flood) cities, as the Bible says, because it was during the Ice Age when that region was verdant, not in […]

The iron age Mediterranean port city of Pelusium at the mouth of the now dry Pelusaic distributary of the Nile was built by the “Peleset” circa 1200 b. c., the same timeframe that the Philistines […]

The Elamites (of Shem’s son Elam), the Medes (of Japtheth’s son Madai), and the progeny of Hul/Ghul (Golestan), Gather (Gathar/Anau), and Mash of Mashhad (grandsons of Shem) settled where today is Iran following the Tower […]

According to the Mahabharata, whom became a Hindu god, Krishna, fought alongside Arjuna leading the Pandava army against the Kaurava in northwestern India, king Arjuna whose grandson Parikshit, according to Puranic literature, was born 1050 […]