Proofs of History

The Hebrew word sur or tsur for rock or hill became the name of the famous Phoenician island (when the Ice Age had ended) called Tyre (Syria), both an island and a fortress upon it, […]

Not only did the Canaanites adopt the consonantal writing of the Hebrews after the Tower of Babel, they also adopted the Hebrew language, its remnant today having developed by the Canaanites now spoken as the […]

While Cambridge was probably named for Kamber who was a son of Brutus (British) of Trojan stock circa 1000 b. c., it’s tempting to say Cham the Fomorian was the namesake of Cambridge during the […]

In the Irish Annals of Clonmacnoise, Cham (Noah’s son Ham) and his Fomorians were first to settle in (Ice Age) England, also known as the Fomoraig Afraic of Mauritania (later known as the Moors), from […]

The ancient Chinese knew that Fusang was 20,000 li to the east across the Pacific, which is almost 7,000 nautical miles, the distance from China (named for the Sinites) to America (named for the Amorites), […]

Plato wrote in his story about Atlantis that on the other side of “the great western ocean” was an extensive (north to south) continent which Strabo wrote was named Meropes, for a daughter of Atlas […]

Stepped pyramids up to fifty feet tall are found in many locations on the Azores (islands nine hundred miles west of Portugal), and a bigger pyramid reportedly about a hundred feet tall submerged in water […]

During the Ice Age (in the aftermath of Noah’s Flood), when language was confused at the Tower of Babel, some of the progeny of Tubal moved northward to the edge of the Ice Age glaciation […]

Brazil was not named for a nut, it was named for the Breasil clan of Galway, Ireland, who with the Amoricans of the tin mining district of far northwestern France settled the Americas, during and […]

Cornwall of southwestern England was a tin mining district extraordinaire during the Ice Age (the days of Atlantis), when across the river Fleur Manche (now the English Channel) were the rich tin deposits of the […]