Most of the people of the tribe of Canaan probably thought Elohim really had not cursed them as they lived in plenty and wickedness during the Ice Age, the same felt by the Canaanites who […]
The Canaanite language spoken for instance by the Amorites and Sinites was though a Semitic language of Shem’s progeny, apparently learned by Canaan (a son of Ham) perhaps from a Hebrew wife (maybe a daughter […]
In the Vedic literature of India, distant Atalas was a land in the western ocean (the Atlantic), that word Atalas in Sanskrit which means the upholder, also meaning pillar, the Canaanite Atlas who is said […]
That Atlantis was centered in the valley of the Guadalquivir river (some now submerged) is obvious considering Cadiz named for Atlas’ brother Gades, and Medina Sidonia for their father Sidon (“Posidon”), in the land today […]
Spain and Hispanic were named for the Phoenicians’ Ezpanna, meaning hidden place, beyond the Strait of Gibraltar (from the Mediterranean) where had been the center of the Atlantean empire (its ruins submerged since the end […]
Time measure anciently to determine longitude was by the precession rate of the earth’s axis measured against the backdrop of the stars in the night sky, 72 years per degree (of 360), the method lost […]
Britain’s majority Conservative party leader Jacob Rees-Mogg has instructed government employees to use Imperial British measure not the Metric system whenever practicable in communications as part of the move to separate (Brexit) from the EU […]
From Uzbekistan is the legend that the Creator gave out allotments of land in the beginning, and that Uzbek let the others go take their portion, Uzbek waiting patiently for his allotment, but when his […]
Skeletons in ancient burials prove that the legendary giants did indeed exist, some of the bones discovered though swept-under-the-rug by biblephobic gatekeepers such as the Smithsonian, the knowledge of these discoveries nevertheless widespread (google search […]
According to most estimates, during “the last glacial maximum,” when the sea level was much lower, the distance between Sicily/Malta of Europe and Tunisia of Africa was only about 30 miles, no doubt a focal […]
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