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This, most of the information that we're going to talk about has an originating source
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in the Sumerian culture.
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We may not be seeing Sumerian pieces, but we know from the historical and archaeological
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record that that came from Sumerian culture because they find multiple versions of many
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tablets.
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A lot of times in the old days when they conquered different civilizations or different city
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states, they didn't wipe out their documents.
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They simply copied them because in their history the gods were leading a lot of the wars and
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the gods were related, so they didn't have a reason to wipe out their memory.
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In fact, it was the opposite.
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They wanted to copy it so everybody could be exposed to the information.
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These are all Sumerians.
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None of these are gods.
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This is the king Judea or Gudia.
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They're usually shown in a position of reverence to their gods, very religious people.
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They write a lot of stories about dealing with their gods and working with them, feeding
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them, taking care of them in the temples, and a lot of the records that are found.
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These people produced over one million tablets.
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It's not like there's a small amount of information.
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There's a huge amount of data out there to study.
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It also seems that there maybe cannot be much new stuff discovered that would counteract
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what we already know.
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When you get one million tablets, you can pretty much see a good picture of what they
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were trying to leave behind.
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Most of the tablets are called administrative tablets.
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I sold the farmer some barley and he gave me some sheep.
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We recorded on a little clay tablet and we made a transaction and they saved that.
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Of course, a lot of the tablets are religious stories and other kind of information that
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we're going to find out.
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In Western civilization, this culture is said to have sprung up out of nowhere and produced
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a civilization that left a million tablets behind and many, many structures and city
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states with evidence and libraries behind.
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Now, it is the oldest writing that we have complete forms for, like where we have a
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million tablets.
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That's very rare in the ancient world.
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There is other type of writing and tablets found, but it's not a complete story.
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It may not be translatable.
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That's what's different about the Sumerian stuff left behind.
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It is so voluminous.
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There is just so much of it.
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This is the area where the Sumerians lived.
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Does it look familiar to anybody who's watched the news lately?
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We are occupying this and it's not going very well, is it?
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The oldest settlements are in the bottom area here, but this is the Tigris and Euphrates
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River.
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Here's Baghdad.
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There's the Gulf.
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The oldest settlements are in the city of Eridu, Uruk, Lagash, and they come up this
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way.
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As this Sumerian civilization prospered, at least in the very ancient stories, it came
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up this way.
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Up here we have Syria and we're going to have Turkey here and tablets were found all over
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here.
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The oldest tablets, the oldest languages were found here and then as it comes up here, it
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becomes more closer to our timeframe.
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This city, Ur, is where the Bible says Abraham was born.
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Abraham was born in Ur-Qasdim.
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His father and grandfather were priests in this area called Sumer.
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Then he was told to leave, of course, and go somewhere else.
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After he left in the historical record, we see that the people were wiped out.
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Not the buildings, not the structures, but the people died.
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The laments talk about a cloud of death that swept over the area, killed everybody.
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Fathers were weeping, fathers were crying, but the buildings survived.
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Some kind of disaster that was in the story created by the gods, very close to what we
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would think maybe of some kind of radiation poisoning, where people die but the buildings
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survive.
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Now we're talking about the timeframe of the civilization and where these tablets come
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from, these other information.
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Now I want you to remember this 3600, that's an important number in Sumerian mathematics.
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This is a timeline from a Malta museum.
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In Malta they believe they have the oldest temples on earth.
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They call them, well, they believe that they're 3600 years BC and they show evidence of being
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swept over from a flood.
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So they date the flood to right before 3600 BC.
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This is the pyramids.
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So Malta is saying their stuff is 1000 years earlier than the pyramids.
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Okay, and here's Stonehenge, and here's Athens, Greece, and the Great Wall, and here's Rome
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and Colosseum.
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So we are now down here.
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The time of Jesus was here.
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The time of Abraham is here, and the Sumerians are up here.
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2000 years before Abraham, 4000 years before Jesus, and 6000 years before us.
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So our civilization of Western culture had a route that was around for a couple thousand
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years.
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Now we're going to see some of the information left behind.
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Okay, this is kind of blurry, it's probably not possible to get it clear.
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This shows a library, this is in a museum in Turkey that my mother-in-law actually took
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on a trip with Zechariah, and we don't actually know if every one of these tablets is translated
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correct all the way through, but this is how they store them.
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They're simply clay or stone tablets on a library shelf, and some archaeologists found
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libraries like this.
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This is what's the most interesting about this type of data.
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It hasn't been changed since the scribe wrote it.
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You can't say that he didn't say what he said.
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What he scribbled 6000 years ago to 4000 years ago is still there.
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It's not like writing on parchment, where you can say thou shall not, hey, let's make
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that that shall.
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That sounds great.
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That's not like this.
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We know exactly what the original said.
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And who believes that this piece of paper in my notes is going to be around for 2000
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years?
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But if nobody blows this up, this will survive, and if nobody breaks it off, it will still
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be there.
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Now this is the method of how they were able to translate the old tablets, and a progression
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of pictographic writing and how it became the later on cuneiform script.
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First we start with the oldest form of Sumerian pictographic writing.
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The first one is earth, key.
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That's the root of the word gi or gea for mother earth, key and gi.
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Notice the earth is not round.
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The earth is an oval, egg-shaped.
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That's pretty funny because the earth actually does look more like that than round.
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Here's the symbol for mountain, which is kor in Sumerian.
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In Hebrew kor, or mountain, is har.
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Kor becomes har.
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It's very similar.
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And then we go down to the symbol for man, lu.
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Well lu is still a man's name today.
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And the word lulu means somebody mixed up.
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Actually the Sumerians created that too.
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They called us lulu amelo, mixed up beings.
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So lulu, to describe somebody a little bit mixed up and crazy, it's been around a long
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time.
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And of course you get your other usual stuff.
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So you see, we start with a pure picture, and then the scribe decided, you know, it's
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easier to turn the picture sideways for some reason, and then from sideways it became more
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of a cuneiform until it became letters and words, as opposed to pictures.
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And so there's a progression.
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So we know, when we find a tablet that's this, we know it's older than this.
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We don't have to guess.
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We can see the progression of how it comes about.
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And that's how they were able to translate from ancient Persian to Assyrian to Babylonian
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to Akkadian to Sumerian.
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And here's the timeline of language on earth in the western part of the world, from the
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Middle East to Europe to America.
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Sumerian-Akkadian is the first full language that we find the evidence of writing in the
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tablets for.
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Egyptian is actually after that, and there's a lot of influence in Egyptian from Sumerian-Akkadian.
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We have a whole bunch of stuff that comes on the side here.
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Phoenician, Greek, Latin is over here, off of Phoenician.
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Phoenician is also going into Hebrew.
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Now here's the Bible writers over here.
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Here's what's happening.
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You have Phoenician, the names of the letters and the sounds of the letters and the shapes
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of the letters of ancient Hebrew is Phoenician.
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When they look at, let's say, stuff that they think is from King David era or a little bit
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older, it's actually Phoenician lettering.
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And the names of the letters are still the same.
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And the word sounds are Phoenicians because it came directly from this Akkadian root,
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all the way up here.
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Later on Aramaic became the common language, that's the language that Jesus spoke, and
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the letters of the shape of the letters changed, but Hebrew was still being spoken.
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But now it's being written in a different form.
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Any language on earth could be written with anybody's character set.
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Every language's character set has the sounds that we make with our mouth.
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So it's not a difficult thing.
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You just have to figure out how to use those sounds and what the words mean.
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So Hebrew has a double influence that comes into it here and then later on over here.
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And that's very significant for the kind of knowledge that passes through over the years.
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Here's a few of the common sounds that appear through history.
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For example, now I know that I have a two-year-old and three-month-old baby girl, Rebecca, and
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when she started to make sounds, I was like, oh my God, I talked to my wife, I said, my
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baby's speaking Sumerian.
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She can say, amma, amma, amma, that's mother in Sumerian.
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And she says, ba, ba, ba, da, da, da, and that's dada, or daddy, in Sumerian.
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In Hebrew, ima is mother.
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So amma becomes ima.
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Ba, ba, ba, or da, da, da becomes aba.
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So what happens is the language goes in the old days or older days from more of the basic
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root sounds to a more structured type of way of saying it.
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We talked about kor and har.
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Kor in Sumerian, har is mountain in Hebrew.
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The word for great, here's an example of where some of the letters stay the same but then
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one of them may change.
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Gal is great in Sumerian, the word gal.
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In Hebrew, gadol.
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So it still has the G and the L in the beginning and the end, but the middle sound has changed.
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There's a god in Sumerian called Dumusi.
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Later on he becomes tamus.
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Da becomes ta.
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All you're seeing is very simple.
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The accents change through thousands of years of spoken language.
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We all use slang right now.
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Instead of saying technology, we say tech.
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We shorten it.
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We don't say cellular.
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We say sel.
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That's how languages progress.
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So we can go back and see the long form of what's being spoken and where it came from
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and what the original meaning would be because we may have some pictures of some of those words.
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We don't have to rely simply on what the text is translated as.
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When somebody says Eden, the Garden of Eden, you're speaking Sumerian.
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The word e in Sumerian is house and din is the word righteous or justice.
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In Hebrew, a courthouse is bait din, house of judgment or justice.
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They mujahadeen, they're holy warriors.
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The din word still exists in the Semitic language and the Sumerians started it.
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So the Eden is a house of judgment.
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It's possible that every major city state had a place where the king or the high priest
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or the god passed judgment on issues of solving disagreements between people and had an Eden,
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a house where justice was dealt out.
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The word for the sun.
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In Sumerian, utu is the sun and the god, there was a god named utu.
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In Akkadian, utu became shamash.
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In Hebrew, the word for sun is shamash.
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So you have god names that become the words of celestial objects.
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And you have a lot of this play going through history and it is a, makes it easy in some
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ways to find the roots of meanings of words.
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This is a, just a picture of a table of contents from a book by Samuel Noah Kramer and I recommend
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anybody who wants to read more about what the Sumerians had to say and what knowledge
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they had, Samuel Noah Kramer was the preeminent Sumerologist of last century.
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Here's some of the things he found the first of in these texts.
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The first schools.
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The first congress, two party congress.
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A king petitioning to his parliament or his congress to go to war.
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The king was not allowed in this story to go to war on his own.
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He had to get approval.
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The first reforms, tax reduction.
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Law codes, the first cases of crime and punishment type situations.
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If you kill an ox, your punishment is how many pieces of coin or money.
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The first legal precedents, medicine, agriculture, horticulture.
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Philosophy, the first cosmogony and cosmology, meaning the first stories of how humans came
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to be and also how the solar system came to be.
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They discussed it first.
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Ethics, the first moral ideals.
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The first Job, a character whose God makes life a little difficult for him and tests
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his religiousness.
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Wisdom, the first proverbs and sayings.
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One Sumerian saying is, man, for his pleasure of marriage, unthinking it over, divorce.
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And there's lots of them, and they're funny.
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And then for the purposes of our discussion and how it affects our civilization, the first
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biblical parallels.
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A story that seems to be the same as what the Bible talks about.
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The first Noah or flood story.
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First tales of resurrection.
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Literature, man's first heroic age.
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The first library catalogs.
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In other words, sometimes archaeologists broke into a library of a king and they found a
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shelf of tablets, and the first tablet had on it a list of what's on this shelf.
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So they were able to compare, hey, this is missing, and this we have, and now we know,
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and so they were able to categorize very easily in comparison to just finding something that's
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not categorized.
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It made it a lot easier.
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Some of the kings boasted, Asher Bonapal, that he was able to speak the language from
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before the flood.
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He wrote this on the tablets.
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The tablets usually had the signature of the scribe on the bottom.
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And so, first of all, the scribe was a very honored profession because back then, if
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the king wanted to get his word out, you had to have a scribe write down what the king
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said, and then you had to repeat that edict or rule by the king to everybody in the empire.
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So the scribe was essential for communication and keeping a civilization together.
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The first destruction deliverance, the first messiahs, the ideal king that comes to save
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you from all that's ill.
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And of course, I mean, just some basic stuff, and he's got the first lullaby.
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The first case of a woman singing to her baby to get her to sleep.
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It's very, very fun to go through this stuff.
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Okay.
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Here's the first real tablet we're seeing pictures of close up.
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This is a mathematical tablet.
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For those of you who travel, this is in the British Museum.
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It's on the permanent display there, so it should always be out.
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I don't know if you know this.
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Most museums only put out 10 to 20% of what they actually have.
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And so if you don't visit them regularly, you can probably miss a lot of exhibitions.
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This mathematical tablet, which has shapes that look like this, is for measuring areas
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of land to figure out if a father dies, how do you divide it up to the sons?
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If you sell a piece out, how do you divide it out?
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And it has instructions for that.
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Now here's that number 3600 again.
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We talked about that.
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They had a symbol that represented this specific number.
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And here's some of their other ways of keeping mathematical symbols and drawings.
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And so it wasn't that hard for these archaeologists and historians to figure it out after they
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learned the trick.
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Remember, when you're drawing on a two-dimensional surface, you can't repeat over.
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You have to have clear lines that are easy to see.
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So there is not an infinite amount of choices.
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There is a finite amount of things that you can draw and make lines with.
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Especially since you're not making a gigantic picture, you're trying to communicate.
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So it's intentionally made so that you can understand it.
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And here's the mathematical system that the Sumerians used.
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It's very unusual.
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They had a way of doing 6 times 10 times 6 times 10.
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Now let me just show you how this works out in a way that you're familiar with.
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6 times 10 is 60.
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60 times 6 is 360.
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They came up with the 360-degree circle.
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And then when you took that 360 and you times it by 10, you got 3600.
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That number that I said is going to be important.
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But here's what's funny.
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What people don't realize is that this is what we use today.
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How many bagels or donuts do you buy when you go to the baker?
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A dozen.
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That's 2 times 6.
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How many months are in the calendar year?
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12.
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2 times 6.
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How many disciples of Jesus?
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How many tribes of Israel?
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How many inches and a foot?
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How many hours in a day?
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24 we use now.
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That's 4 times 6.
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But originally they were called double hours.
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There was 12 double hours and they were longer and then it got changed later.
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We still use this system today.
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Who here can tell me how to tell the baker that they want a group of 10 bagels or donuts?
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I have 10 fingers and 10 toes.
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Does anybody know how to say a group of 10?
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The baker won't know it if you said it.
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It's a deca.
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Tell him you want a deca of donuts.
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He's never heard it before.
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Yet we don't use that.
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We're using their system of sexagesimal.
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Even today.
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In our calendar, in our timekeeping, in our measuring.
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And their system had a, this sexagesimal using 60s and 12s made calculations of greater
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numbers much, much easier.
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They had a lot less fractions to deal with and they were able to deal with gigantic
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numbers.
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And the numbers are so gigantic that they even represent numbers that the ancients should
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not have known about.
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Precession.
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Precession is when the earth's axis wobbles in a cycle of 25,920 years.
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So the earth's axis is not perfect.
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What precession causes is the zodiacal changes.
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And meaning, we are now in the age of Aquarius.
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The ancient zodiacal age is 2160 years and times 12 would give you 25,920.
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So the Sumerians had this information.
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Which makes no sense for a civilization in 3,000 years BC.
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How can you track time over 2,000 year spans?
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Here's the age of Pisces we're in right now.
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We're going into the age of Aquarius.
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Hopefully it'll be a good age.
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The age of Aries the ram here.
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220 BC to 60 BC.
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The age of Taurus.
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During the time of Egypt you'll see a lot of bulls.
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Then all of a sudden it becomes rams.
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A lot of people think that when there's a sign of Jesus on somebody's car and it's
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a fish it stands for fisherman.
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Not correct.
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It's actually the Pisces symbol.
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Because back then these kind of things and events that happened had an astrological and
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astronomical type feel to them.
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So they were keeping time in an astronomical way.
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And they were calculating numbers that had to do with 12,960,000.
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Alright 4,000 BC.
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Who needs such numbers?
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Why calculate it?
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Why deal with it?
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I just want to grow my crops and eat.
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They calculate 12,960,000 down to the lowest part possible to get to the numbers that
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Hilbrecht, this guy here, realized had to do with the zodiac.
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Had to do with procession.
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How did these people know?
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How did they figure out a mathematical system if they just suddenly arrived and suddenly
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came to be?
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How could they do this?
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Well we're going to see that they didn't actually take credit for it themselves.
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And normally you would think of the king boasting, I'm victorious in battle, I've created a
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great mathematical system, I have the knowledge and this and that.
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They didn't do that.
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They attributed all that they know they learned from the Anunnaki, their gods.
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And Anunnaki means those who from heaven to earth came.
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They didn't take credit for themselves.
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And here they are calculating numbers they're not supposed to have known.
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Now no one on earth is supposed to know this number till the Greeks come to pass and sort
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of get close to it.
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And then to confirm the number happens much later, a few hundred years ago, to make the
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exact calculation.
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Yet it appears on planet earth in a time frame where it should not exist.
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This tablet and the description of this tablet is out of time from what we've been told about
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our historical record and the story of our planet.
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Here's the names of the zodiac that the Sumerians created along with the animals that they
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also chose to represent each cycle.
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Guana, the heavenly bull, that's Taurus.
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Mastaba, twins, the Gemini.
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Here's Absin, whose father was Sin, that's the maiden Virgo.
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Dodd-Pinsir is the crab.
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Every single zodiac animal and name comes from them.
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And it's still being used today.
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A lot of people follow astrology very closely.
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And it's amazing to see that even though this is found in the historical record, no one's
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talking about this.
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If you go to a university class, they'll tell you that the mathematical system comes from
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the Babylonians.
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But the Babylonians didn't create it.
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They inherited it from the Akkadians and from the Sumerians.
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And we know that because when they found the tablets, they also found the oldest versions
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of the tablets, which led into the most recent ones.
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I don't know why the textbooks still say the Babylonians.
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This is our first cylinder seal that we're looking at.
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And I'll tell you a little bit how to look at these seals.
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First of all, this is the impression rolled into clay.
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And this is some cuneiform script.
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These are usually going to represent the owner of the seal.
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These were used like stamps.
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So that your name was on it, and you chose a motif of a historical story, a religious
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thing, something like that to make it colorful and impressive.
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They created these seals as a negative onto a jewel, which was hardened.
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And then they rolled it on clay or stone or something that they can impression upon, clay.
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And no one really knows how they created them because they were created as negatives.
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But they always have interesting information in them.
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First we see four humans here drinking beer from a straw.
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Yeah, Sumerians created beer.
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They actually recorded over 200 different recipes for beer.
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They loved beer.
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Now first of all, we know this is the Earth and the moon.
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This is a star, but it's eight pointed, so we think it represents Venus.
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And the number eight, I'll explain later why eight would be Venus.
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Here's Mars.
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Here's Jupiter.
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What is this?
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Saturn.
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With rings?
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Hello, you can't see Saturn with rings unless you have binoculars at least of 10 or 15
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power.
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There's no other ancient depiction I can find anywhere that has rings other than this.
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This is a very unique piece on this planet.
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And this is also unusual.
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The straw is in between Mars and Jupiter.
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Now what's in between Mars and Jupiter?
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Well it's the asteroid belt.
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Are they saying that this is the asteroid belt?
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No.
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But it is consistent with where the asteroid belt really is, isn't it?
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See a lot of what we're going to see tonight, is it consistent with what we're familiar
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with?
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Is it consistent with what we know?
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Or is it opposite with what we know?
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I wouldn't talk about the straw if it was over here.
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I wouldn't talk about it if it was over here.
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But it happens to be consistently in the place where the asteroid belt really is.
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And I think that's interesting because it is showing Saturn with rings.
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Maybe it is talking about the asteroid belt.
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We don't know.
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There's nothing else on here to indicate that they are trying to make more of, give you
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more information than just the simple like, this is our local neighborhood.
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Here's another religious, I'm sorry, astrological, astronomical type of seal.
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First of all, this is the, now we're seeing gods.
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How do we know they're gods?
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They're on animals.
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They also have usually funny hats.
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Okay?
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Why are they on animals?
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To show that they're lofty.
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They're higher than humans.
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They're lifted above.
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Notice they look pretty normal.
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They look humanoid.
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They're not shown as anything other than humanoid.
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We have more stuff in the sky here.
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Here's a wing disk.
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Very popular motif.
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Seven dots.
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Another looks like eight pointed, yeah, eight pointed star and a crescent moon.
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And then we have this object, this conical shaped object that's in the middle on this
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thing.
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And then we have this lady here with this kind of claw that we think is a medical device
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that's shown in other pictures being used for either births to cut umbilical cords and
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things like that.
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This seven dots throughout archeology for several hundred years has been thought to
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be the Pleiades, the seven sisters.
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Zachariah is the first researcher to say the seven actually represents Earth, which makes
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no sense, but we'll see later on a tablet why seven possibly could be Earth.
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It's very different than any other historian archeologist is saying.
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Most people who would come here who don't believe that would say that that's the Pleiades,
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but we know it's going to be Earth and we're going to see why.
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Also we're going to see that somehow this shape becomes a common motif in ancient depictions.
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This is the Victory Stella of Naram Sin.
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It is pretty old.
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Only 300 BC he was a king in Acadia.
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We have them going to war against this object, being afraid of this object, conquering this
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object, praying to this object.
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This god guy has horns on his hat.
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We will see that horns usually depicts one of the gods.
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We have some astronomical things up here with multiple rays coming out.
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Usually if it's 12 it represents a certain god named Anu.
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The different numbers of petals or leaves coming out will determine which god they're
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trying to revere or pay homage to in the picture.
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Once again we see this shape becoming extremely important in this culture.
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Here is an example of a king or god taking credit at least for a victory in battle.
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This is a ... Oh, and by the way, that covers part of what's called the wars of gods and
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men.
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This guy who's probably a god is leading the war as a general would.
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He's there up front leading the humans.
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This is a drawing of pieces that are in the British Museum once again.
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They have full size wall reliefs.
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They're six to seven feet tall.
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They have a hallway that has both walls covered.
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On this wall is Assyrian depictions of battle and different things.
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But in the text that describes the battle, the god was helping them to win the war.
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So god used special devices or weapons called missiles, but I mean it doesn't say missiles.
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We translate it as missiles because they're showing these things.
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Now they're depicting shields and swords and arrows in this and all other depictions.
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They have accurate pictures of every aspect of war, but they also have these.
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Missile looking objects that are flying around and described as the weapon the god used
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to help them.
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And again, a story where the god was physically involved in the war that the humans were
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fighting.
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Not just as a fantasy, but in their case, accrediting the god with winning that battle.
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There's a story of Alexander the Great as well, of a ray of light that came off of a
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shield in the sky and knocked the wall down and let Alexander the Great's army go through
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a certain city.
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It's common to see those stories of the gods involved in ancient wars that the humans fought.
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But when you see a recreation in a movie like the story of Troy, Helen of Troy, gods
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were involved in that whole mess as well in the actual Greek mythology, but they never
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show you that in the movie.
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But that's what the true story says or the original story.
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Here's more pictures of these kind of cone objects, again with stars around them to
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show that we're talking about something that has to do with sky.
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Look here, more star symbols.
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And this little guy inside this little chamber.
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Zechariah calls this a radiating chamber.
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And then we have this, who knows what that is, something that's flying in the sky.
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It's a side view, it could be just a scratch.
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Now these could be nothing, or they can be consistent with what we've already seen.
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Reverence to this type of shape, connecting this type of shape with their gods, connecting
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it with stars, and then simply recording what they saw in front of them.
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It's simple and easy to translate the information, to send it through the thousands of years.
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They simply drew what they saw.
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This is in Egypt.
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Tomb of Hoi on the wall.
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It's an incredible piece here, and this is of course the drawing of it.
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The first you'll notice, there's something above here, and there's something below.
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Above is people facing away from this center-coned object.
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Once again, it's the centerpiece of the drawing.
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They are praying and not facing it, because it's godly, because it represents their gods,
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and don't face it directly.
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Face away, pray away, and there's even giraffes facing away, and giraffes are kind of rare
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to be seen in old depictions as well.
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Now from what we're familiar with from technology, and I grew up looking at the Apollo program
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and what NASA's done, and they used a technology of heat shields to come back and have their
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heat capsules come down and absorb the heat and not burn up.
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And what you would see if the heat shield was used would be scratches and chips, and
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it's just like here.
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It's not a perfectly drawn shield.
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It has straps here that are clamping this on.
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In case you have to get rid of it for some reason, you want to get it rid of it.
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So it looks like technology here with an understanding that they simply saw something that had been
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used.
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It's not perfect.
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It's not pristine.
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They're not showing this object that has no flaws, that would be godlike.
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They're showing a reality-based picture.
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They're simply drawing what they saw.
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Down here we have things that look like gears.
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Here we have these shower-looking things, and here we have guys holding hoses.
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These guys are doing maintenance.
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You're seeing technology.
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You're seeing work to clean up or repair or refuel whatever's going on here.
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And then we have these things here that look like exhaust ports.
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Now I've seen a picture from an underground silo from a Titan missile.
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An exhaust is used in a modern way the same way this picture depicts.
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The exhaust has to be exported to the side.
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This could be heat or filters on the side here.
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And what's beautiful is that you can go to Egypt, you can go to the tomb of Hoi, you
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can see it for yourself.
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Don't trust this drawing.
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Go see it with your own eyes.
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Take your pictures from every angle.
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Do the research on your own.
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Decide for yourself if it's showing a rocket, if it's showing technology, if it's showing
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something real.
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At least you'll know where to go now to see it.
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I'll tell you, this is the kind of thing that excites me.
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I can't wait to get back to Egypt.
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There's a lot of stuff to see.
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And you have a lot of these things.
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You see these in Egypt as well.
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Little characters, godlike gings, inside of these capsule looking objects looking out
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of the window.
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Very common.
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These were put on top of pyramids and other memorials and it's usually the top stone,
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the capstone.
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But it's just something that pops up all the time.
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Again, is it consistent with what we know?
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Or is it completely off the wall and it has nothing to do with anything we're familiar
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with?
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Another reverence to this cone shaped object, Phoenician cone, showing this object seated
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on a platform surrounded by a wall and a giant temple surrounding this.
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Now we think that this location they're talking about is Baalbek, Lebanon and we're going
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to see some pictures from Baalbek.
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The Romans built the biggest temple in the empire on the Baalbek site, the Temple of
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Jupiter.
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Bigger than anything that was even in Italy was done on this site.
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And it was holy.
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Okay, this site, and when you see it you'll be, I hope, amazed.
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The Baalbek site existed before any record of anything existed.
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It's always been there.
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And again, that same object.
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This is a funny piece.
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Zechariah talks about this piece in the Earth Chronicles Expeditions.
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This was a piece found in Turkey that the museum director thought was a fake, even
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though it was found 16 feet below the mud.
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So it was a fake that was done thousands of years ago.
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Because they were digging for archaeological records and tablets and stuff that they found
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in the area along with this.
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This is the drawing of this little thing.
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There's a little guy in here with his knees up.
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His head is kind of broken, like chipped off.
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It has these little three things in the back.
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Zechariah shows this with a little space shuttle thing, but it looks like a one-man
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sort of escape pod or one-man shuttle.
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Zechariah went to the director of the museum, asked for this piece.
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He denied it was there.
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He went to lunch.
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Zechariah sat for two to three hours, never left.
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The museum guy took it out of his drawer that was behind his desk.
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He said, why don't you display it?
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The director says, well, it's a fake.
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How do you know it's a fake?
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Well, we don't have anything else like it anywhere.
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It's an original piece.
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We as a museum cannot show an original piece.
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Zechariah was astonished.
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He said, what if I can prove to you that there's other things like this?
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Will you display it?
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And he said, well, okay, I'll do it.
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So Zechariah went home and sent him pictures from all over the world of rocket ship type
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little objects.
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And they now display it on the museum.
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No one's been there in a couple years.
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They display the museum with a little note on the spot that says we think it's a fake.
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It's just incredible.
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Here's a piece that they could, you want to increase revenue to your museum?
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Advertise in UFO magazines and other places around the world that you have evidence and
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people will come to see it.
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But instead, status quo, we don't want to rock the boat.
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We can't deviate from other museums.
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They'll think of us, who knows?
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I hope it's still there.
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We have a lot of people did go to see it after Zechariah first wrote about it and
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confirmed it.
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That was there back then.
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Now we come to a very impressive cylinder seal.
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This is in East Berlin.
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It's cylinder seal VA 243.
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And what it's showing in the seal is very interesting.
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First again, we have the name of the owner of the seal.
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We have the god, and we know that this is Enki from the text.
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And god is seated on this chair.
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And notice he's as tall as these humans, but he's also seated.
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He has a horned hat.
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So we know he's a god.
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This is a god, and there's a human.
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What are they doing?
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You see these guys arms?
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He's giving.
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He's giving to mankind the plow.
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This culture didn't say that they invented the plow.
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The king did not take credit for it.
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Their story said the gods gave them the plow.
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And here's the picture that backs up what the texts are talking about.
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So we have the same story in two forms, visual form and a textual form.
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Once again, their god is shown as a humanoid looking character with eyes and a nose and
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a beard.
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But he's extremely tall.
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If he was to stand up, he would be a little bit gigantic.
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Now are we really to believe that humans did not create the plow and some aliens gave us
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knowledge of how to farm?
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So here's where the evidence gets interesting because this piece of information here is
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well beyond, again, 4500 years ago, it should not exist.
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Nobody should know or have this information or be able to depict this.
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First of all, what is in the center?
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A star, the sun, our sun.
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Do you all remember when you were children how you used to draw the sun?
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Because I drew it like this with rays coming off of it.
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And by the way, there's a lot of depictions of suns with rays coming off or stars with
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rays coming off or planets with stuff coming off.
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So that's not an unusual.
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Also it happens to be the star of David, six-pointed star.
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If you take away the globe, it's just like this.
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A triangle here, a triangle there.
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It's one of the oldest depictions of the star of David that I can find.
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Now, I know from, of course, studying this piece that this shows every planet that we
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know of in our solar system today, and I'll show you how it is set up.
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The reason it shows, and there's also 12 objects here, we'll talk about 12 for a second.
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12 objects because every god was represented by an astrological symbol or object.
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So they counted the sun.
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There was a god who was the sun god.
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They had a moon god.
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So the sun and the moon, the nine planets is 11, and they talked about an extra planet,
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which Steve mentioned was called Nibiru, the planet of crossing.
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Here is the earth and the moon.
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Now, it's not going in order, so don't think that they're trying to tell you how the solar
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system is really aligned.
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The important thing is that whoever the scribe got the information from to draw this picture
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told them what to do and how many to put.
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This is the earth and the moon.
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This is Mercury and Venus.
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This is Uranus, Neptune, and this is Pluto.
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This is Mars.
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This is this extra planet, Nibiru.
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This is Jupiter and Saturn.
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So across the top, here and here.
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So we have every object identified that we know of today, and Pluto was not discovered
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until the 1930s.
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Uranus and Neptune were the 1800s.
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Yet here is all of them depicted.
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Over here is now the asteroid belt.
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So if we were to draw this, we would show little pieces of rocks broken up here.
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What's interesting is they show a planet over here.
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Now, are they saying that the asteroid belt used to be a planet, and now we look at it
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and it's not the planet was destroyed?
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Probably not, because this piece is only 40 or 100 years old.
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The asteroid belt is obviously millions of years old.
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Based on the trajectory of individual asteroids, if it was less, we would see more of them
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flying off, but they're pretty consistently staying in their orbit.
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So we think what they're telling us is that when that planet of theirs, that their gods
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told them they came from, is close to Earth, it shows up between Jupiter and Mars.
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So maybe the asteroid belt is a leftover piece of something that was hit in that place where
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this planet would come by.
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But again, this knowledge of a sun-centered solar system should not exist, well, before
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Copernicus.
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Although there was a Greek astronomer and mathematician who also calculated the Earth
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was not in the center, the sun was, but of course they didn't go with his theory.
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They went with the theory of what you can observe, that it seems that the Earth is
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still and everything moves around us.
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Nobody in school, was anybody here taught in school that the ancients knew the sun
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was in the center?
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Okay, good, because I wasn't either.
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So this piece should not exist, you should not have any diagram anywhere in the ancient
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world that shows the sun in the center.
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It's one of the best pieces on planet Earth, that there was advanced knowledge given to
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primitive humans.
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I'm not saying that everyone in society knew this information.
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What's interesting about the ancient world is that the religious information was astronomical
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information.
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The cycles of the moon, the orbits of the planets, that was the knowledge that they
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were keeping.
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That was the special priest knowledge and the religious knowledge.
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It wasn't of what we think of today.
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This is the information that the gods gave them and that's what they prized above everything.
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To keep a record of that, they depicted it and drew it so that for further civilizations
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and people would remember it.
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This is, they call the planosphere.
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This is again a piece that's in the British Museum on their permanent collection.
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It's always going to be on display.
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Well, first of all we see that it's obviously clay, yet it's been smoothed out here and
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melted here.
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So some weird stuff is going on in this.
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Let's talk about some things and pieces of information that are on here.
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By the way, this I consider the most important piece on planet Earth because it tells a
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story.
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First, you have this little shape here which looks like an ellipse.
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It should not exist again because the ancients were not supposed to have known about the
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shape of the true planets that path around the sun.
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It's not a circle.
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It's a double foci here.
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Two points of rotation around.
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We have a thing here that looks like a constellation with an arrow pointing here.
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Here we have three intersecting lines with an arrow pointing here.
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And here we have a triangle with an arrow pointing here.
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Now we're going to look at a drawing of this thing so we can get some more detail.
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Here's the ellipse.
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Here's the constellation that looks like Orion to me, pointing here.
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Here's the three intersecting lines coming here.
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To navigate in a three dimensional space, you need seven coordinates.
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This is how it works.
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You need an originating point or a destination point that's one.
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So let's say I'm starting from here and I'm going there.
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How do I get there in space?
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You have to connect six points.
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Two stars, two stars, two stars and you draw lines.
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Three intersecting lines from six coordinate points and now you know where you're going
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or where you came from.
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This is a tablet that's of course written on a two dimensional surface which shows
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three intersecting lines and an originating point over here.
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This shows the ability to navigate in three dimensions.
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It's not supposed to exist.
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This cannot be if we've been told the correct story of the order of our history.
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But obviously it does exist.
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And that's why I recommend everyone go see it for themselves with your own eyes.
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Here we have the story that we're going to translate.
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This piece of the pie here.
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We think this is saying that this, they came from a mountainous planet.
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This direction and they made a course correction between Dilgan and Apin.
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They came here.
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This is the sky above Earth.
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It was called the Way of Enlil.
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Here is the sun and then there's three planets, Mercury, Venus, Earth.
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So here they're showing that this is the third planet from the sun.
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But what did they say over here?
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The deity Enlil, the god Enlil went by the planets and how many planets did he go by?
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One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
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Wait a second.
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Seven.
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Pluto, Uranus, Neptune, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Earth.
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That's where Zechariah figured out why they called Earth the seventh planet.
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Because they came from the outside of our solar system and came inward.
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If you're born on planet Earth, we are the third rock from the sun.
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If you come from outside the solar system, we are the seventh planet of orbit that you
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pass by.
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A NASA scientist tells Zechariah at a seminar that this was the piece that convinced him
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that Zechariah was correct.
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Because Earth could never be called the seventh in any stretch of the imagination to anybody
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who's been here and lived here.
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This word kebab is in Hebrew the root of the word kohav.
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So kakab became kohav, star in Hebrew.
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But in Sumerian kakab means, well that's the argument.
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To me it means astronomical object.
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It doesn't mean necessarily star.
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It could be planet.
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It could be star.
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It could be asteroid.
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There's a disagreement with the archaeologists when they're studying the Nibiru because it's
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called kakab Nibiru.
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So they think, oh maybe that's the name of the Milky Way galaxy.
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Maybe it's a constellation.
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And there's a slight mistranslation with the word kakab.
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Dilgun thinks it was Jupiter.
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Zechariah thinks it's Jupiter and Mars.
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So he thinks this is a course correction in the asteroid belt.
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They had to navigate through the asteroid belt before they got to Earth.
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Again, this is why I think it's one of the most important pieces on Earth.
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Because it also details the fact that there was knowledge of planets that we didn't discover
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till 100 years ago or so.
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Okay.
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Alright, come on, am I crazy?
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I'm sure some people think so.
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Are we really talking that they knew about rockets, fuel-based technology?
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This is man's greatest creation in space from a takeoff point of view, the space shuttle.
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Flame, fire, smoke, heat.
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If everyone's seen a launch, all the animals run, the sound is supposedly one of the loudest
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ever created by humans.
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What's interesting is this.
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The Sumerians didn't just leave behind pictures.
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They left behind textual descriptions.
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Gilgamesh is the oldest literary tale that we have a complete record for.
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It's 15 tablets long, the whole story.
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Gilgamesh is searching for immortality.
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The date of Gilgamesh is 3500 BC for the completed works.
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Gilgamesh was the king of Uruk.
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In Hebrew, Erek.
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Should be the root of my name there.
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Okay, and Gilgamesh was, he thought he deserved immortality because he was two-thirds divine.
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Because his mother was an Anunnaki female, or a goddess.
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His father was the priest and the king of Uruk.
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So that indicated to us that two-thirds divine meant that more of the DNA of the mother is used.
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And so you could become, it's a predominance of you, you're making it by your mother.
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Jewish people, they go by the mother if the person is Jewish.
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And that comes from the Sumerian way of looking at things.
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Also, Gilgamesh was the first to be claimed as a hybrid being.
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His father was a god, his mother was a god, goddess, and his father was a human.
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He's the oldest, but he's not the only one.
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It's a common theme throughout history.
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All of the pharaohs of Egypt had to be sanctioned to be from the seed of a god to be able to rule.
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You could not rule without the god connection.
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Gilgamesh is on his journey for immortality.
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He's traveling with a friend, Enkidu.
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He thinks he's having a dream, his third dream, his limbs are paralyzed.
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The heavens cried out, earth roared, daylight vanished and darkness issued forth, lightning flashed, fire broke out, clouds swelled, it rained death.
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And the glow disappeared, the fire went out and all that had fallen turned to ashes.
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Does that match what you would think that you would see if you saw the shuttle being launched if you were nearby?
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Is any of his description not consistent with a rocket launch?
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Is there any part of this that is in disagreement with what you would describe when you saw a rocket launch?
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Daylight, darkness, fire, flash, smoke, and ash.
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That's the beauty of this kind of data.
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You may have a picture of a rocket ship, and you don't know if you can believe your eyes.
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Then all of a sudden the text surprises you and you find a description that matches the same event.
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Textual evidence is the recorded history, and visual evidence is the recorded history in a visual form.
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So you can put them together.
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Now you could think that this is fantasy and this is really a dream.
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But once again you still have to answer the questions, how about that advanced knowledge they had?
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Procession, mathematics, the planets of the solar system, and more stuff.
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Next up.
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Ah, this is me on Malta.
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I think it's next to Gigantia, the biggest temple on Malta.
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And this is also the biggest cut stone on Malta.
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Okay, why do humans have to work with giant stones?
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Why not just use these little stones over here? They're so easy to move around.
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What is the point?
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Who thinks that this is a big stone?
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You do? Okay, great, thank you, somebody does.
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It is a big stone. I felt pretty small next to it.
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But it's not the biggest stone on Earth.
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Because this is child's play for people who use giant stones and move them around like we do deck of cards.
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This is the biggest cut stone on Earth.
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35 people are standing in front of a single stone that is cut and sticking out of the quarry even today.
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This is the area of Baalbek, Lebanon.
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This is the area where that little coin showed that object sitting on the platform.
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And this is a mile and a half away from where three of these stones are actually in place on the plateau of this platform.
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Now, if you're a giant and you get ten of your buddies around together, can you lift this stone?
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It's over 1,100 tons.
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We cannot lift it today except straight up and straight down.
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We cannot move this stone today with our technology.
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And yet this is a mile and a half away from where three of them are in place already.
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But they're not in place at the bottom where the small stones are.
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They're not in place in the middle where the medium stones are.
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They are at the top from a mile and a half away quarry.
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Who needs to work with such stones?
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What is the purpose of using gigantic stones?
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It just makes your life more difficult.
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And the construction even more difficult.
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But what's the purpose of it?
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What do you need it for?
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If you're launching a rocket and you have fire and smoke and exhaust coming out, you have to absorb it somehow.
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And you know what?
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This is a perfect natural way to do that.
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You don't go to earth and bring your...
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You go to earth and you find what you need on the planet and you use the resources.
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You take your tools and you build what you need.
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And you build what you need.
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And you know what?
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Stone is made from extremely high temperature.
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So it could absorb exhaust from a rocket and protect the civilization that's around that.
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Most ancient temples are sort of round with an opening in the middle so that something could land in them and not be seen once it's landed.
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And also to protect the people from smoke and debris and other things.
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When the ancient temples were built, they were built to protect the people from the smoke and debris.
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When the Temple of Solomon, the first holy temple that is in the Bible, that the God of the Bible was instructed Solomon to build.
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When they finally initiated the temple, God of the Bible appeared and went to this temple.
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But the cloud and smoke from the God arriving chased everyone out of the temple.
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They couldn't stay in it while that, whatever that was that the God was traveling in, came in.
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They had to run away.
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This is something that nobody can visit anymore for the moment.
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It's in Babak Lebanon where Hespala probably has a training camp still.
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There was a small opportunity when there was peace in the 90s for a while.
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And Zechariah took a tour group and went there.
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Now there's houses that are right here.
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So you can't get a clear wide picture of this thing.
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They basically have built civilizations built up to the edge of this temple.
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But it's an incredible sight.
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And if there's ever a chance to get to Babak Lebanon, please go if it's possible.
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Okay.
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These are some of the oldest figures that we see around the year 3500 to 4000 BC.
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They're definitely very alien looking.
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These characters carried wands.
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They're called Ubakian or Ubakian figures.
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But they are also described in the text of what they were used for.
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They were used as not like an android but more like a medical servant.
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They were instrumental when Inanna was killed for three days.
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They came down and resurrected her after three days.
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They had with them knowledge that apparently a lot of knowledge stored in what devices were called the Mii.
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The Mii was a handheld, we think of it like a chip, had instructions and information on it.
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And there's a story of Inanna, we're going to see pictures of Inanna later, of stealing a handful of these chips
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and they weren't able to do certain operations.
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And then she was followed all over Africa and different places before she gave up the chips.
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And that's also how she died in the story.
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These characters were sent down to fix her, to diagnose the issue, the problem, and to medically heal her.
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Some people think they look reptilian.
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I in Zechariah definitely do not believe in the reptilian theory of anything.
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There's a lot of depictions of demons and other kind of beings that are fantastical.
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But all the depictions of the gods are humanoid looking.
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All the descriptions of what they were doing had human behavior and traits.
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And these characters are described.
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And they're not any of the leading class or ruling class.
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They are simply programmable beings.
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Okay, now we're seeing a picture of Anu, the chief god of the Sumerian pantheon.
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He's being attended to by two humans here.
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They look young, so they are short, but he's really tall.
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He also has a very, a lot of ridges on his hat.
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And this is a 12-pointed star, so his symbol, that's Nibiru, 12.
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So he's the top of the pantheon.
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And there's also a picture of him and his wife together.
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There was no problem with the feminine or them depicting females.
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They had goddesses.
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It was some of their most popular gods were females or goddesses.
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Again, if he stood up, he would be really tall.
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This is in the museum, Syria Museum.
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Syria and Turkey have a lot of great information and stuff to see.
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And this is like about six feet tall.
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Inanna, the first bikini model in history.
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She was sexy.
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She was a seductress.
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This is an old piece as well.
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Inanna was talked about as, first of all, she was the granddaughter of the Anu,
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the character we just saw before.
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She was talked about as having a boat of heaven.
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She put on a full outfit of seven different kinds of clothes.
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She was the prototype of, her name was Inanna and Ishtar.
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Inanna is the root name of the name Inna, which is a popular Russian name,
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and Anna, or Anne.
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So that name has existed since the beginning, or those several names.
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Here is a life-size, six foot tall statue of her, also in a Syria museum in Aleppo.
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I'm sorry, in Mari.
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It's the Aleppo Museum in Mari, in Syria.
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This is the front of her.
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Now, she's a princess, and she's supposed to be wearing a very elaborate headgear,
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but it's not very pretty.
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It really has very big shoulder pads, and has this horn thing here,
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and it's not really attractive, and she's holding this thing here.
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And let's see the back of her.
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Okay, it's not as clear, but the headgear is very big.
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Let's see the back of her.
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Okay, it's not as clear, but the helmet here is very thick in fact.
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We have a replica picture.
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This is from what you could buy if you go to their museum.
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It's a replica, like a souvenir.
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So it has this tube-like thing that we think is an air or breathing tube.
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Technology, again.
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Here's the back of this helmet thing.
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Again, shoulder pads, very thick, not very attractive, not a good headdress for a princess.
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Let's go back for a second to see the original, and see if this makes sense.
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Now, if you were to see this and think about what I've just said,
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without knowing how she was described, it wouldn't make sense.
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But she was not only described as a flyer, she was depicted.
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And this thing here, we are going to see a drawing of what we think it looks like.
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We think it's showing similar to a World War I pilot's type outfit.
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Goggles, little symbols that have to do with flying or flags or whatever, and things like this.
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Now, let's go back to the original.
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Here's these symbols like this, these colorful things.
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Here's these things sticking out.
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And by the way, this is a cylinder seal.
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This is a jewel that you could press into clay and it would make an image.
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Now, is she always depicted as a flyer like this? No.
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Because the motifs, she's very sexy.
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She has wings. She's trying to tempt you.
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She did a lot of tempting in the stories.
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But again, showing wings to denote flight.
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Not flight by magic, where you can just lift up and levitate.
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None of the gods were ever described to act that way.
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Every single description of flight had a vehicle or a vessel as part of the story.
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A boat of heaven, a divine bird, a shield of fire, and many other descriptions that are ancient in words because they didn't know what to say.
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The prototype of angels having wings is from this Mesopotamian motif of showing wings to denote flight.
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