Proofs of History

The Arabs say Mecca anciently was called Mesha, from there to Sephar (Zephar or Dhofar of coastal southern Oman) the Word in Genesis 10 says settled the progeny of Joktan (who was a son of […]

On the northern coast of Oman, just south of the Strait of Hormuz, is the ancient copper mining district of Sohar (originally known as Omana), which during the Ice Age was known as Magan written […]

Almost ten years ago, professor of archaeolgy Jeffrey Rose of the University of Birmingham (England) having discovered over sixty sites of well-built stone structures on the seafloor beneath the waves of the Persian Gulf posited […]

Across the ancient world, property markers were sometimes phallic stone pillars, even with a stone head statue of the owner, or Hermes, on top of the pylon. One of the sons of Maya and grandson […]

The Mayas (progeny of Atlas’s daughter Maya) in meso-America built temples with pillars called Atlantes which held up the wooden rafters for the ceilings, and probably not coincidentally ciela is the spanish (latin) word for […]

Atop the Great Pyramid and the egyptian obelisks was the BenBen stone, also called the Pyramidion, symbolic of the primordial mound which rose through the waters Nu, like the primordial mound where later was built […]

During the Ice Age, when the Sicilian Strait was narrower and was the only passage from the eastern Mediterranean to the western, megalithic structures were built on Malta (which was connected to Italy) such as […]

A thirty-mile-wide sea passageway between Tunisia and Sicily was all which connected the eastern Mediterranean with the western during the Ice Age (when sea level was a few hundred feet lower), the ice age occupiers […]

During the Ice Age, the Tamanrasset river flowed from the Ahaggar mountains of southern Algeria to the west for almost a thousand miles into the Atlantic at Cerne, that river which today would be the […]

During the Ice Age, some Atlanteans (Canaanites) lived along the Mediterranean coast of North Africa as far east as Libya (and the Tyrrhenian sea) wrote Plato telling about Atlantis, and some of them moved inland […]