To write in Slavic is pbsati, an indo european (japhetic) word like paste in english, the word paes in Avestan meaning color, and the word piesti in Lithuanian meaning to paint or write, for clearly […]
Pink, more than a color, is also a verb meaning prick for instance to produce a pinprick, apparently for writing anciently because the Turks (progeny of Togarmah’s son Turqi) used pink or pik (pick) to […]
No ancient writings question whether Isaac was the son of Abraham offered for sacrifice in obedience to Elohim (later replaced by the ram) until the time of Muhammad, two-and-a half millennia after the time of […]
The Philistim in Genesis 10, progeny of Kaptara (the Caphtorim in Genesis 10), settled on Kaptara (later known as Crete) and apparently sailed on to the Adriatic where they were known as the Palaeste who […]
During the Ice Age (in the aftermath of Noah’s Flood) when the confusion of language at the Tower of Babel was completed and the tribes were scattering, on the way to where Javan would be […]
Some of the israelite tribe of Dan were great navigators, having occupied the land bordering Phoenicia (named for Agenor’s son Phoenix of phonics fame) when Israel had conquered many of the Canaanites while the Ice […]
Why the Atlantic Megalithic Culture (with such as Stonehenge and Carnac) sprang up and then ended suddenly befuddles the darwinists and other uniformitarians, yet biblically it makes perfect sense, because from circa 2350 b. c. […]
Popularized again in modern times, the Celtic Cross is said to be symbolic of the “cross” on which Jesus Christ was nailed, but the hebrew word was timber (xylon) or stake (stauros) later translated as […]
Neith later known as Athena was a daughter of Triton (of ice age Lake Tritonis) and granddaughter of Posidon (a grandson of Ham worshipped as Baal Hammon or Amun by the Amazigh), the worship of […]
Canopus, the ancient port city near the submerged channel of the now dry Canopic (the far western distributary) of the Nile (near where later would be founded Alexandria), was begun by Menelaus of Iliad fame, […]
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