Proofs of History

About a hundred-fifty miles east of the northeastern corner of the Mediterranean Sea are the sites of ancient Haran and Serug (Suruc) founded by Abram’s brother (Haran) and great grandfather (Serug), near Urfa founded by […]

About a hundred miles north of Tarsus (named for Japheth’s grandson Tarshish) in south-central Turkey in the Taurus (Toros/bull) mountains is the ancient tin mine named Kestel with two miles of tunnels, the only source […]

The same Tarshish (a grandson of Japheth) for whom a thousand years later (when the Ice Age had ended) would be named Tartessos (southern tip of Spain) was named the Tarsus river which empties near […]

The Egyptian priests at Sais circa 600 b. c. who told Solon about Atlantis hadn’t named the mountains of Atlas as part of ostensible mythology they had conjured and told, because the Berbers (the Imagizhen […]

On a column of a temple to Amun (Baal Hammon who was Ham) somewhere in the Levant was written that Taatus was a son of Misor, that’s the Egyptian god Thoth one of the Misraim […]

Hamitic could be a synonym for Coptic, thus Hamitic (Coptic) Christians, because the word Coptic is from the ancient Egyptian spelling of his name, Geb, also known as Kem, and Egypt also known as Misr […]

During the Ice Age, after the Tower of Babel, Ham’s son Misr settled in “the land of Ham” which is Egypt (ai Geb, Kem, or Ham), and his son Casluh (the Casluhim) settled along the […]

Google search Har Karkom Archaeology to see that mountain (about 80 miles south of Beersheba and 50 miles northwest of Eilat) with a huge array of megaliths and rock-art from the days when that land […]

Abraham moved to Beersheba on the western side of the Negev highlands where he dug a well which was taken by the Canaanite king Abimelech’s men, but the king knowing that Abraham was blessed of […]

Elohim gave the land to the south and to the east of the Promised Land to Abraham’s progeny of other than the line of his son Isaac, to the south Edom for the progeny Jacob’s […]