Proofs of History

After the Tower of Babel circa 2200 b. c., progeny of Canaan’s son Sin (Sino) moved far to the east to settle where became known as China (with Sino-Tibetan language), having entered that land through […]

Along the Red River of Vietnam (which flows through Hanoi) was first the Dong Son culture, agrarians who also raised pigs and water buffalo, and tellingly forged bronze circa 2000 b. c. during the Ice […]

When Lake Tritonis (now the Great Eastern Erg of northern Algeria) was settled by progeny of Sidon (Posidon) such as Neith (Athena) and Triton, that region became known as the land of the Amazons (Amazigh […]

Venus in Latin means sexual love, the goddess of such to the Romans, from the Latin word venerari for trying to please, and associated with the morning star known to the Greeks as Phosphorus, means […]

Submerged in Aboukir bay near Alexandria, Egypt, are the impressive yet little publicized ruins of what has been called Menouthis, Thonis, or Heracleion, the reason for those names unknown and that city not mentioned in […]

Gaia was mother earth to the ancient Greeks, by her name the word geometry, earth mother, and Atana Potinija was Athena the lord of nature, of the generative realm as the ancient greek word nasci […]

The Indo European (japhetic) etymological root of power and possess is poti, as in A-ta-na Po-ti-ni-ja, later known as Athena, probably a granddaughter of Canaan’s son Sidon known in Linear B writing of the Aegean […]

There were 176 towers with the walls around ancient Seville, and 1,760 yards composing a mile, as well 1,760 royal cubits the length of the base perimeter if the Great Pyramid, so what’s the connection? […]

The confederation of the Elamites extended from the region of Susa to Balochistan where are the ruins of their cities at Shahr-e Sokhta, Konar Sandal, Tepe Yahya, Bampur, Shahdad, and Tal-i Iblis, those cities abandoned […]

Soon after the Tower of Babel, the sons of Aram moved out of Mesopotamia to the east, to where would be named Golestan (along the Bahr Gilan) for Hul, and Gathar in the now desert […]