Proofs of History

The Philistines were conquered and taken into exile by the Babylonians in 604 b. c., never to return, while the Israelites were conquered in 587 b. c., exiled to Babylon too, but were allowed to […]

After the Tower of Babel during the Ice Age, the nomadic Gutians of the Zagros mountains (western Iran) were rivals of the Sumerians (Kushites) and Akkadians (Assyrians) of Mesopotamia, and the names of Gutian kings […]

When northern Europe was almost all cleared of the Ice Age snowpack by circa 1400 b. c. (except on the highest mountains of course), progeny of Ashkenaz (a son of Gomer and grandson of Japheth) […]

After the Tower of Babel, Noah’s grandson Tubal (see Genesis 10) and his progeny founded Tbilisi, and probably soon thereafter, some moved to where would be called Tabaristan (r’s sound like l’s) along the southern […]

After the Tower of Babel, Japheth’s son Gomer, namesake of whom the Greeks a thousand years later would call the Cimmerians, settled where today is Ukraine, and the progeny of Gomer’s son Togarmah (see Genesis […]

Perplexing to the biblephobes is that the Basque people of northwestern Spain have similar genetics to the Sami people of Scandinavia whom the Roman historian Cornelius Tacitus said were the Fenni, and the Greek/Egyptian historian […]

When the Ice Age had ended circa 1400 b. c., the progeny of the king Agenor and queen Telephassa of Tyre (Tsur/Syria) set off across the Mediterranean sea, their son Phoenix (phonics) who brought the […]

After the Tower of Babel, the progeny of Japheth’s son Madai moved eastward to where the languages of the Medes and the Kurds were begun, and the Balochi language of eastern Iran, all the way […]

Not only was the Hebrew language brought to the founding of Atlantis by the Canaanites (such as Sidon and Atlas) from the Levant, also “Thobeles” from whom the Basques of Spain claim descent, progeny of […]

Who became known as the Sabaeans of southern Arabia during the Ice Age and after were Semitic language speakers, progeny of Sheba who was a son of Heber’s son Joktan (Yaqtan), and the Seba who […]