Proofs of History

The word Tamazight, the language of the Berbers of the Atlas mountains, means the Amazigh language, for which the Amazons (of Ice Age lake Tritonis of northeastern Algeria) were named (Amazigh perhaps meaning noble), that […]

In the Table of Nations (Genesis 10) are listed the progeny of Canaan, among them Sidon who became known as Posidon, and the Amorites, some of whom where giants (such as king Og of Bashan), […]

Andalusia, the district of southernmost Spain, was named for Indalo, a “neolithic” god whose ancient etchings show arms stretched out to the sides holding an arch overhead, like a protractor in the sky, said to […]

Elisha (see Genesis 10) was a son of Javan (Ion namesake of the Ionians) for whom was named the Elysian Fields, the abode of the dead heroes, far to the west where the sun sets, […]

The Vasconic (Basque) substratum of the Brittonic languages (Welsh, Cumbric, Breton, and Cornish), and of the Goidelic languages (Irish, Scottish, Gaelic, and Manx), was of the language spoken by the Atlanteans, actually the Hebrew language, […]

Diodorus Siculus (of Sicily) circa 100 b. c. recorded the reportage of Dionysius of Mitylene (on Lesbos island) circa 500 b. c. that (by oral tradition or written) the Trojan Thymoetes (a son of king […]

One word did not change among many of the tribes after the Tower of Babel where one language was confused into many, the word sabbath, the seventh day of the week, szonbatt in Hungarian, samedi […]

The Basque word for ice is isotz, spelled ijs in the west German dialects, and the word itaso in Basque is the word sea in the west German dialects, because the first settlers of Europe’s […]

Plato in the dialogues with Critias and Timaues wrote that the empire of Atlantis extended inside the Pillars of Hercules (Gibraltar) as far east as Libya and the Tyrrhenian sea (Italy), and outside the strait […]

Abraham lived only ten generations after Noah, in the middle of the Ice Age when the deserts of the world were verdant, so it’s no stretch that Abraham’s fame, by his concubine Hagar’s son Ishmael […]