Proofs of History

The Egyptian god Min is associated with Geb or Kem, who was Noah’s son Ham, so king Menes “the uniter of upper and lower Egypt” could have been Ham himself or his son Misor (progenitor […]

Egypt is probably the rightful name for that country because its namesake is Geb who was Ham (“Kem”), the country named by the Greeks Ai-Gebtos for the city first built by Noah’s son Ham, the […]

Copt is the ancient Greek designation for the residents of Gebtu at the mouth of Wadi Hammamat on the Nile river (about 50 miles north of the Nile’s 1st cataract meaning rapids), and along that […]

Wikipedia acknowledges that Medina-Sidonia near the tip of southern Spain was named for Canaan’s son Sidon (“Posidon”), also mentioning that its original name may have been Asido, of Iberians, who were Pelasgians (Peleg a son […]

Canaan’s granddaughter Anat was apparently a very gifted woman, probably become well-known shortly after the Tower of Babel, she sailed west with her father Posidon (Canaan’s son Sidon), also known Triton, to settle in the […]

By the time Jason and the Argonauts were blown into then diminishing Lake Tritonis of Tunisia circa 1300 b. c., queen Myrina had already begun leading the Amazons eastward to the Nile Delta (and beyond […]

Near the Ice Age mouth of the now extinct Canopic distributary (the furthest west) of the Nile river were built the cities Thonis and Menouthis, for Neftuns and Mneseus, the former a sea god of […]

Many fled the quite populated Mediterranean region when the Ice Age ended, among them Ionians and Carians who sailed far to the west across the Atlantic ocean and up the Orinoco river which they named […]

It would seem odd that big Marajo island at the mouth of the Amazon river wasn’t settled until circa 1000 b. c. if not for the fact that the Ice Age began to end about […]

On the high mountain near Carioca (king Car’s oikos) is the Rock of Havea on which in huge three foot Phoenician letters is inscribed “Tyre Phoenician Badezir the First Born of Jethbaal,” those Phoenician kings […]