Proofs of History

Classical Roman and Greek historians wrote that the Dardani of the central Balkans were named for the same Dardanus who moved eastward (when the Ice Age was ending) to found Dardania on the coast of […]

Plato wrote that Atlantis was a peninsula (nesos doesn’t necessarily mean island) just beyond the Strait of Gibraltar (“the Pillars of Hercules”) which he wrote was continental in size, which clearly is the Iberian peninsula, […]

When the Ice Age ended, newly founded Sarepta between Sidon (to the north) and Tyre (to the south) became the dominant city of Iron Age Phoenicia (named for Phoenix a son of Cadmus), where the […]

Anciently the earth was measured (geometry) by its axial precession rate, 72 years/degree, using such as the instrument (the remains of which were found in the Great Pyramid) known as the Dixon Relics, and by […]

Puzzling to many is that the ancient Sumerians of Ice Age lower Mesopotamia used a sexagesimal numbering system, base six rather than the base five or ten which would be expected, and base six underlies […]

The archaeology of Israel confirms the ancient history of the Holy Land all the way back to the Ice Age (which followed Noah’s Flood) when Canaanite tribes in the Table of Nations (Genesis 10) settled […]

Michael Cremo, a Hindu at the time (and still is?), wrote his masterful book Forbidden Archaeology in 1993 which caused big waves in the fields of archaeology and geology, chronicling many human-made artifacts such as […]

The word Tamazight, the language of the Berbers of the Atlas mountains, means the Amazigh language, for which the Amazons (of Ice Age lake Tritonis of northeastern Algeria) were named (Amazigh perhaps meaning noble), that […]

In the Table of Nations (Genesis 10) are listed the progeny of Canaan, among them Sidon who became known as Posidon, and the Amorites, some of whom where giants (such as king Og of Bashan), […]

Andalusia, the district of southernmost Spain, was named for Indalo, a “neolithic” god whose ancient etchings show arms stretched out to the sides holding an arch overhead, like a protractor in the sky, said to […]