Proofs of History

Medieval cartographers who used ancient source maps (see Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings by Charles Hapgood) show parts of the Western Hemisphere and labeled islands in the Caribbean the Antilles, even calling all of […]

While it’s generally accepted that Andalusia of far southern Spain near Gibraltar was named for the Vandals who invaded in the 5th century a. d., the early christian Indalecio of Urci who first evangelized the […]

On Minorca and Majorca of the Balearic Islands off the southeastern coast (Catalan) of Spain are ancient stone structures called talayot built by settlers after the Ice Age, the word of the same etymological root […]

Larissa was a daughter of Pelasgus (Shem’s great great grandson Peleg) who founded Larissa which later became known as Argos, that lineage of Pelasgians from which about seven hundred years later came Perseus (who began […]

From Jericho just west of where the Jordan river enters the Dead Sea, the conquering Israelites under Joshua circa 1400 b. c. headed northwest up Wadi el Gayeh about fifteen miles to the Canaanite city […]

A megalithic complex which looks like those famous ones onshore the island of Malta (at Hagar Qim, Mnajdra, Ggantija, Hypogeum, and Tarxien) is submerged about 1.5 miles off the northeastern coast near Sliema called Gebel […]

Poseidon (Ham”s grandson Sidon) was the king of the Atlantean empire, but before that, on his way to the eastern Atlantic, he sailed from the Levant (after the Tower of Babel) to where became Pelasgia […]

Herodotus wrote that the Kyneseii lived on an island past the Mediterranean (in the eastern Atlantic), the Canary Islands, where the ancestors of the step-pyramid-building Guanches worshipped dogs and mummified them (“man’s best friend”) for […]

The origin of the name of Italy is said to be uncertain, that it’s perhaps for the Greek king Italus who sailed to the southwest coast (Calabria) after the Trojan War, yet Plato wrote that […]

Catalan (far northeastern Spain) legend holds that Japheth’s son Tubal sailed from the Levant circa 2100 b. c. to the Iberian peninsula to settle where today is known as the Tarragon province, where too is […]