The hamitic Bantu language now spoken throughout subsaharan Africa had spread from the region of Cameroon to Congo, then eastward and southward throughout the remainder of Africa, accounting for the Iron Age villages throughout subsaharan […]
Near the headwater of the river Struma (stream from that Thracian word) in the Balkan mountains of southern Bulgaria (named for Bulgar a son of Togarmah) is the town of Vulcan, at the base of igneous […]
In naming Israel for the Philistines (Palestine), Alexander the Great may have been aware that the Palaeste of the Adriatic region had been neighbors of Macedonia until the Ice Age ended when they sailed to […]
Malden Island (about 1.700 miles south of Honolulu and 4,000 miles west of South America) was a trade and ceremonial center during the Ice Age, with stone temples, stone foundation housing, step pyramids, and basalt-rock […]
All of the Polynesian tribes spread across the island groups of the South Pacific say that their ancestors had sailed from Hawaiki, also known as Avaiki or Havai’i, to the Easter Islanders their ancient homeland […]
Apparently some of the oceanic mariners from the Indus Valley Civilization (during the Ice Age) sailed to where today are the Marquesas islands in the middle of the Pacific ocean, then called Hiva land (when […]
Lapida boards (like swords thrust down through the bottom of a sailing vessel to steer it) were the models for stone slabs used for graves in ancient Costa Rica in the Diquis river delta region […]
The word gar (a long thin fish) is of the same etymology as the German word ger meaning spear, and the garboard of wooden ships, right next to the keel in ancient times were vertical […]
Shortly after the Ice Age had ended, circa 1300 b. c., Hercules voyaged to Egypt where at the furthest west distributary of the Nile he killed the Egyptian king Busiris who wanted to sacrifice him, […]
Iron age Arvadites of Aradus Island (two miles offshore from Tartus, Syria) somehow knew that there was a freshwater spring on the seafloor between Aradus Island and Antaradus (Tartus) which they funneled up to boats […]
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