Proofs of History

The city of Posidon, the ringed canal city also called the city of Atlantis for his son Atlas, was five miles inland from the ice age ocean shoreline, connected to the ocean by a three […]

Northwestern Iran, where the Zagros and Alborz mountain ranges meet, during the Ice Age was the land of Hul (a son of Aram), for him many place names there in the region of Gulistan or […]

Progeny of Japheth (see Genesis 10) moved west and north after the Tower of Babel (during the Ice Age which followed Noah’s Flood), some to Anatolia such as Gomer’s son Togarmah (kingdom of Tegarama), his […]

Along the northeastern shore of the Black Sea is the nation of Georgia (gurgan meaning land of wolves) where legends say Tabal (Tiblisi) and Mosokh were their ancestors, Tubal and Meshech, sons of Japheth in […]

In ancient Berber legend (northwestern Africa), the Berbers descended from Canaan’s son Sidon (Posidon), and the sky god Baal Hammon was the consort of the goddess Tanit, who was known to the Greeks as Athena […]

The language of the Beja tribe of Ethiopia is Kushitic, the remnant of the language spoken by Ityopis (a son of Kush) over four thousand years ago, where apparently much meteoric iron was gathered, of […]

Along the west-side of the lower portion of the Red Sea is the land first settled by Ityopis, a son of Kush, Ethiopia named for him, and his city was built just to the north […]

Wouldn’t you think that the ancients, within the rubric of darwinism, would have subdivided the duration of a day by a base five number like the number of fingers on a few hands? And when […]

Indo european (japhetic) language had been brought when the Indus Valley Civilization began, become known as Sanskrit, similar to the Balochi language of the Sistan basin region to the west, also much like Kurdish, the […]

In the endorheic basin during the Ice Age which later became known as the Sistan (Saka/Scythians), progeny of Elam (a son of Shem) built an impressive civilization of cities such as at Shahr-i Sokhta, Mundigak, […]