Tag: sumer
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Empire by Sargon the Great
from fsmitha.com: “The Sumerians had a salinization problem. Evaporating water left behind layers of salt, and rising water tables brought more salt to the surface. Sumerians wrote of the earth turning white. A solution to the problem was to leave lands not watered for many seasons, to let the water table fall and let rain…
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Forbidden History of the Nephilim
Nephilim were the result of unions between the “sons of God” and daughters of men. A ten minute survey provides sources of our knowledge about Nephilim, who dominated pre-flood world in video, “Forbidden History of The Nephilim.”
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end of sumer 2024 bc
A contentious co-existence between warring Annunaki clans descended from Enki and Enlil, came to an ironic and fateful end in 2024BC. Civilization literally fled Sumer in a race against deadly nuclear fallout. Enki’s son, Marduk, threatened to control all the spaceports on Earth, an intolerable situation for Enlilites (Enlil’s clan). In Sitchin student Sasha Lessin’s…
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epic of gilgamesh: a narrated audio version
A reading of a semi-divine Sumerian King’s search for immortality, the Epic of Gilgamesh, is available here. Thanks goes to Helvis213 for his effort in this well done production. There are other epic tales available at Helvis213’s You Tube Channel. The modern version of Gilgamesh’s adventure starring Dubya, while not quite an ancient epic, will…
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Eridu: World’s First City And Home Of Enki
The first world city, Eridu, built ~5400BC and home of Enki (pictured), an Annunaki, whose father Anu was lord of Nibiru, the planet of the crossing.
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Did Vril Society Depart for Aldebaran In 1945?
Did Maria Orsic hop in a Vril-7 spacecraft and make the jump in a worm hole to Aldebaran? A March 11, 1945 letter to the Vril Society written by Orsic, ended with “niemand bleibt hier” (“no one is staying here”).
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sumerians and the annunaki
The late Zecharia Sitchin, whose work includes 13 books on ancient astronauts, was featured in a short 1999 film, “Phenomenon–Lost Archives–Genesis Revisited”. It’s a nice starting point for those interested in alternative theories of human origins. The present writer finds the much criticized work, which threatens current creation dogma, a rather compelling reframing of human history. Sitchin established…