Proofs of History

Where today is Hebron (20 miles south-southeast of Jerusalem), the first capital of king David’s rule, had been a Canaanite stronghold called Kiryat Arba, which means city of the four, or city of Arba the […]

Checkout Wiki’s entry about the island of Thule (Iceland), known to the ancients and namesake of the Thule Society which was the forerunner of Naziism as Heinrich Himmler was fascinated with the Frisian book Oera […]

Not only did Plato in his Atlantis story write that there was a great landmass beyond the Western Ocean (the Atlantic), medieval maps of the world (such as the Waldseemuller) based upon ancient source maps […]

The Greek historian and philosopher Plato circa 400 b. c. learned the story of Atlantis via Critias and Timaeus from priests at Sais in Egypt (told to Solon circa 600 b. c.), yet about fifty […]

The Rio Tinto (tainted by metals) flows southwest into the Atlantic from the Sierra Morena mountains of southwestern Spain, the richest mining district of the ancient world, named the Hibera or Ibra river for Heber […]

We know of the Apostles of Jewish ancestry who roamed far and wide spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ, yet imagine how many Jewish Christians dispersed from Jerusalem and from the rest of Israel […]

Posidon of Atlantis was Sidon a son of Canaan, the Sidonians of Canaan the name by which those navigators were known, but when the Ice Age ended causing the ocean to rise a few hundred […]

Tartessos was an iron age kingdom in the region of the mineral-rich Sierra Morena mountains of far southwestern Spain, named for the coastal city Tharsis (Huelva) where the Rio Tinto and Odiel rivers nearly are […]

Noah’s great grandson Tarshish after the Tower of Babel moved to the region south of the Taurus (bull) mountains near the northeastern corner of the Mediterranean, a region mineral rich including tin to make bronze, […]

When Joshua led the Israelites into the Promised Land, the tribe of Dan was allotted a piece of territory just to the north of the Philistines of the southern coastal plain, the Philistines (Mycenaean Palaeste […]