Proofs of History

Apparently many professing Christians for many centuries thought Moses led the Israelites through the Red Sea (twas actually through the Reed Sea where today are the Bitter lakes north of the Gulf of Suez) during […]

About two hundred years after king Solomon and Hiram built the First Temple on Mount Zion, king Hezekiah added to the structure including an enlargement of the platform to 500 cubits x 500 cubits (as […]

Ancient foot length measure has come to vary in Western Europe through the centuries from the original 12.16 modern inch length of the Olympic Foot which was the original length for the ancient Swedish measures […]

Near the spine of the Judaean mountains is Jerusalem, at the head of the Kidron Valley where flowed a perennial stream the Nahal (river) Kidron until circa 500 b. c., which descends 4,000 feet coursing […]

Some think that Mount Zion (named for the Canaanite fortress Sihyun later become the Israelites’ Jerusalem) is the same as Mount Moriah where Abraham had offered his son Isaac in sacrifice (when Elohim provided a […]

Plato wrote that the empire of Atlantis extended outside the Pillars of Hercules (Gibraltar) as well as inside (to the Tyrrhenian Sea and Libya), how far outside he did not say, but it was up […]

Tin (to make bronze) was difficult to secure in ancient times, the Levant and Mesopotamia devoid of such deposits so the tin was brought from Afghanistan, across where today are the harsh deserts of southern […]

The greed of king Solomon manifested in harsh labor practices caused the northern tribes of Israel to break-off from Judah (where is Jerusalem), tellingly that the Bible says Solomon was taking-in 666 talents of gold […]

Sidonians (after the Ice Age known as the Phoenicians then named for Cadmus’s son Phoenix) settled northern Australia proven by the ruins of their complexes for mineral exploitation at Sarina and Fresh Water Point, some […]

King Solomon of Israel by the navigational skill of Phoenician seafarers under king Hiram built a fleet at Ezion Geber on the Gulf of Aqaba then voyaged to Mount Ophir of the Malaysian peninsula, the […]