Proofs of History

Japheth’s son Gomer (see Genesis 10) was father of the Cimmerians, that tribal designation thereby overarching the progenies of Gomer’s sons such as Togarmah whose sons included Tarki (Turkey) and Kaukas (or Kavkas), namesake of […]

The Illyrians (or Liburnians meaning liberty) who became a nation after the Ice Age ended, along the eastern Adriatic coast, were Pelasgians (progeny of Shem’s great great grandson Peleg), many of whom had been displaced […]

Wikipedia oddly shuns the linking of Tyrrhenus of Lydia (western Anatolia), a Pelasgian, to the Etruscan language of ancient Italy, and that according to ancient Greek historians, he sailed to Italy (because of drought and […]

Progeny of Shem’s great great grandson Heber after the Tower of Babel during the Ice Age settled Iberia in the Caucasus region, the Hebrus river valley of Bulgaria, and Iberia/Spain (Ezpanna meaning hidden place), and […]

Euripedes circa 450 b. c. wrote that Zeus’ son Ares (god of war) was also known as Thrax, to the Norse known as Tyr, he was Japheth’s son Tiras (see Genesis 10), Thrax whom the […]

The ancient nations which surrounded the Promised Land were named for figures in Genesis 10, names such as Misraim for Misr (Egypt) to the south, Asshur for Assyria to the east, and Aram for Aramaea […]

When Noah cursed Ham’s youngest son Canaan for his (Ham’s) shameful behavior at the sight of Noah drunk and naked on the floor, the curse though which surely affected Ham was on only Canaan and […]

When the Israelites led by Yehoshua (Joshua) crossed the Jordan River circa 1400 b. c. into the Promised Land and camped at Gilgal (where twelve standing stones were erected representing the twelve tribes of Israel), […]

Keep in mind that the confusion of language at the Tower of Babel happened in the days of Peleg (a great great grandson of Shem), soon thereafter the Pelasgians having become dominant with their megalithic […]

When the Ice Age ended, descendants of Japheth’s grandson Tarshish sailed from the region of Tarsus (at the northeastern corner of the Mediterranean Sea perhaps chased out by the Canaanite Cilix that region then called […]