Proofs of History

Among the “predynastic” gods of the Ogdoad of ancient Egypt, Geb (Ham) and Nut (Athena) were a pair with three other couples totaling eight, the Ogdoad, the eight who were on Noah’s Ark (see Page […]

Noah’s son Ham was first known as Geb (of Gebtos, the first Copt) in ice age Egypt, also as Khem there in the land of Khemet which the Bible calls the Land of Ham in […]

In ancient greek legend, Deucalion and Pyrrha survived the global flood and their son Hellen is said to have been the first of the Hellenes, Hellen or Helice who was Elisha a grandson of Japheth […]

The “Pelasgian Finger” unit of measure (.605 modern inches) which Roberto Mortari deduced after studying the tightly fitted polygonal megalithic stone walls at locations in Greece, Italy, and the Andes, when multiplied by 20 (according […]

Whereas the book of Genesis indicates that Peleg had one son Reu whose great great grandson would be Abraham circa 2000 b. c., apparently he (Peleg) had other sons who moved west to become known […]

Herodotus wrote that the land of Kush was on both sides of the Indian Ocean, dark skin people (who helped found the Ice Age cities of Sumer such as Kish), progeny of Ham’s son Kush, […]

The 3,000 year old gold mine shafts in Mount Ophir (Gunung Ledang) of Malacca in southeast Asia are said to have been a source of gold for king Solomon, and Las Minas del Rey Salomon […]

Greek historian Diodorus Siculus wrote that the Atlantioi lived in the Atlas mountain region, and Aelian wrote that Atlantes lived on the northwest coast of Africa who traced their ancestry back to Posidon, so they […]

Plato wrote that Atlantis extended inside Gibraltar to Italy and Egypt, outside Gibraltar as well, clearly a coastal empire lost when the sea level rose by the Ice Age ending; and he wrote that Atlantis […]

That Pelasgians (progeny of Heber’s son Peleg) of the central Balkans, led by Dardanus (of Dardania) circa 1450 b. c., migrated eastward across the Hellespont isthmus to begin building the Trojan kingdom near the Dardanelle […]