Peleg (see Genesis 10) lived in the days that the earth was divided, by language and therewith territory because of the coming of many languages at the Tower of Babel, and some of his progeny […]
The Indo European (Japhethic) word caesar is said to be of unknown origin, yet if the ancient greek word kaisar (for leader) predates the empire of Rome, the Romans had adopted that word (or always […]
Notorious Nimrod, a son of Kush, was also called Sargon, the “king of kings” in that name, as sar is the root of the word czar, and gon or kan is the root of the […]
Indo Europeans (japhethites) after the Tower of Babel moved eastward as well as westward, some to the east into the valley of the Oxus river (now called the Amu Darya) which flows from the Hindu […]
Between the Pamir mountains and the Hindu Kush range in central Asia, in the deep vast valley of the Amu Darya river (anciently known as the Oxus for Oxyartes), at only about a thousand foot […]
The greek poet Hesiod circa 700 b. c. wrote that Atlas ruled far to the west, at the end of the earth, Atlas who the Greeks said was a son of Iapetus (Japheth who really […]
What are the odds, without ancient transoceanic navigation, that the Turkic word for mound would be tepe, which is the word for mountain in Nahuatl, and the same root as the Sioux word teepee? Such […]
Etymologically, the word water seems to have come from atl, of Atlas who was a son of Sidon (Posidon the sea god) and namesake of the Atlantean empire and the Atlantic ocean, across which the […]
The ancient megalithic ruins near the upper Euphrates river are commonly thought built by the Hittites (Canaanites), the ruins at sites such as Catalhoyuk, Gobekli Tepe, Nevali Cori, Duru, and Harran, yet that was the […]
On the upper Euphrates river, about a hundred miles due east from the northeastern corner of the Mediterranean, is the ancient city of Sanliurfa which means great Urfa, who was Arpachshad, one of the grandsons […]
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