Proofs of History

Although the Gutians and progeny of Madai (a son of Japheth) lived in the Zagros mountains during the Ice Age, they were separate cultures, the tribe Madai (later known as the Medes) which didn’t trouble […]

Gogmagog the giant who lived circa 1100 b. c. where today is Cornwall was killed by the newly arrived Trojan Corineus with Brutus (a son of Aeneus) for whom became known Cornwall and Britain, yet […]

According to ancient Irish legend, the Formorians of Cham (biblical Ham) occupied Ireland (during the Ice Age), some of them giants, and the same where today is England, then known as Albion, for a giant […]

Prince Madoc of Wales in 1170 a. d. sailed west across the Atlantic, some say never to return, others that he came back to then take another group of Welsh folk to where today is […]

Ancient Irish annuls, among them one compiled before St. Patrick brought the Word to Ireland, report that Magog had three sons whose descendants were some of the earliest settlers of where today is called Ireland, […]

Ancient British records by Nennius show the Brits descended from Japheth by his son Javan, the Irish records showing the Irish descended from Javan’s brother Magog, but what is very interesting is the four descendants […]

During the Ice Age, when the sea level was several hundred feet lower, where today are the Sporades islands of the Aegean was a peninsula from the mainland (today known as Greece), and where today […]

That the Pelasgians were among the first and became dominant on the peninsula now called Greece during the Ice Age is born out by the Greek legend that king Lycaon was a son of Pelasgus […]

Canaanite culture in the Levant dominated where today are Israel and Lebanon, where many city states were established by the progeny of Canaan, all of one culture but separate in self jurisdiction, all that ended […]

Twas the Pelasgians having voyaged up the Amazon river, eventually up its tributary the Urubamba river to the headwaters near Cusco in the Andes, who built the spectacular megalithic (cyclopean) walls of huge stones hewned […]