¿Y Si los Anunnaki No Eran Alienígenas? — La Teoría de los Sobrevivientes del Diluvio
Olvido Absoluto
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For fifty years, a popular interpretation has insisted they were extraterrestrials. But what if they weren't? What if the tablets are describing something much closer to us: the last survivors of an advanced civilization wiped out by the Younger Dryas cataclysm 12,800 years ago?
This video traces the evidence from Nineveh to Göbekli Tepe, from the Book of Enoch to the Rh-negative blood of the Basques, and to a lost garden beneath the Persian Gulf that the Sumerians called Dilmun and the Hebrews called Eden.
It's not a coincidence. It's a pattern.
PRIMARY SOURCES:
• Tablet K.3375 — Epic of Gilgamesh, Tablet XI of the Flood, British Museum, London
• George Smith, translation presented to the Society for Biblical Archaeology, December 3, 1872
• Sumerian King List — Tablet WB-444, Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford
• Samuel Noah Kramer — History Begins at Sumeria, University of Pennsylvania
• Andrew George — Critical translation of the Epic of Gilgamesh (Penguin, 2003)
• Zecharia Sitchin — The 12th Planet (1976), original publication of the extraterrestrial hypothesis
• Klaus Schmidt — Excavations at Göbekli Tepe, German Archaeological Institute in Istanbul, begun in 1994
• Radiocarbon dating of Göbekli Tepe: 9600–9500 BCE C.
• First Book of Enoch — Aramaic fragments, Dead Sea Scrolls, Qumran Cave 4, 1947 findings
• Genesis 6:1–4; Numbers 13:33; Deuteronomy 3:11 — Hebrew Bible
• Richard Firestone et al. — "Evidence of an Extraterrestrial Event 12,900 Years Ago," Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2007
• Greenland Ice Cores — Younger Dryas Nanodiamond, Iridium, and Platinum Records
• William Ryan and Walter Pitman — Black Sea Flood Hypothesis, Columbia University, 1997
• Juris Zarins — Geological Hypothesis on Dilmun and the Persian Gulf, Journal of Field Archaeology, 1997
• Bendt Alster — Translation of The Instructions of Shuruppak, published in 1974
• Karl Landsteiner and Alexander Wiener — Discovery of the Rh Factor, Rockefeller Hospital, New York, 1940
• Population Distribution Studies of Rh-Negative Individuals — Basque Peoples, Atlas Berbers, Irish Celts
• Arizona Gazette, April 5, 1909 — Report of the Expedition to the Great Canyon
• Lovelock Cave, Nevada, 1911 — Si-Te-Cah mummies, Paiute oral tradition
• Popol Vuh (Maya), Matsya Purana (Hindus), Fourth Sun (Aztecs), Deucalion's Flood (Greeks) — Comparative records of the global flood
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¿Y Si los Anunnaki No Eran Alienígenas? — La Teoría de los Sobrevivientes del Diluvio
Olvido Absoluto
160,457 views
For fifty years, a popular interpretation has insisted they were extraterrestrials. But what if they weren't? What if the tablets are describing something much closer to us: the last survivors of an advanced civilization wiped out by the Younger Dryas cataclysm 12,800 years ago?
This video traces the evidence from Nineveh to Göbekli Tepe, from the Book of Enoch to the Rh-negative blood of the Basques, and to a lost garden beneath the Persian Gulf that the Sumerians called Dilmun and the Hebrews called Eden.
It's not a coincidence. It's a pattern.
PRIMARY SOURCES:
• Tablet K.3375 — Epic of Gilgamesh, Tablet XI of the Flood, British Museum, London
• George Smith, translation presented to the Society for Biblical Archaeology, December 3, 1872
• Sumerian King List — Tablet WB-444, Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford
• Samuel Noah Kramer — History Begins at Sumeria, University of Pennsylvania
• Andrew George — Critical translation of the Epic of Gilgamesh (Penguin, 2003)
• Zecharia Sitchin — The 12th Planet (1976), original publication of the extraterrestrial hypothesis
• Klaus Schmidt — Excavations at Göbekli Tepe, German Archaeological Institute in Istanbul, begun in 1994
• Radiocarbon dating of Göbekli Tepe: 9600–9500 BCE C.
• First Book of Enoch — Aramaic fragments, Dead Sea Scrolls, Qumran Cave 4, 1947 findings
• Genesis 6:1–4; Numbers 13:33; Deuteronomy 3:11 — Hebrew Bible
• Richard Firestone et al. — "Evidence of an Extraterrestrial Event 12,900 Years Ago," Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2007
• Greenland Ice Cores — Younger Dryas Nanodiamond, Iridium, and Platinum Records
• William Ryan and Walter Pitman — Black Sea Flood Hypothesis, Columbia University, 1997
• Juris Zarins — Geological Hypothesis on Dilmun and the Persian Gulf, Journal of Field Archaeology, 1997
• Bendt Alster — Translation of The Instructions of Shuruppak, published in 1974
• Karl Landsteiner and Alexander Wiener — Discovery of the Rh Factor, Rockefeller Hospital, New York, 1940
• Population Distribution Studies of Rh-Negative Individuals — Basque Peoples, Atlas Berbers, Irish Celts
• Arizona Gazette, April 5, 1909 — Report of the Expedition to the Great Canyon
• Lovelock Cave, Nevada, 1911 — Si-Te-Cah mummies, Paiute oral tradition
• Popol Vuh (Maya), Matsya Purana (Hindus), Fourth Sun (Aztecs), Deucalion's Flood (Greeks) — Comparative records of the global flood