Cradles of Civ 1.4: Gilgamesh

[anabolicErik]

where is part 1.5?

[ChuckSchuldinerRIP0]

@anabolicErik Cradles of Civ 1.5: Sargon of Akkad

[sam112212]

the first languge is from iraq

[shagrath559]

@sam112212 yeah,it's sumeria.lol

[abarrathemaster]

Gilgamesh had crave himself a statue that has and will last for thousends or ten of thousends of years and that statue is not physical but mental.

[kroovyandcal]

okay. i just watched this video that suggests that the egyptian sphinx was carved out of stone 9000 years BC, or 6000 years before the pyramids of giza were built. i believe this is truth. the evidence is there. all counterclaims by egyptologists are sketchy. how would you, if this is true, explain a 6000 year gap in such civilizations?

[anabolicErik]

@kroovyandcal i've watched the same episode, and I agree

[kroovyandcal]

@anabolicErik I think it is rather obvious that the sphinx was initially a lion before some african king had the head of the lion carved into his countenance. The head is now disproportionately small compared to the body. I have also heard that the largest pyramid encases a rock outcropping

[ChuckSchuldinerRIP0]

@kroovyandcal Mu.

[kroovyandcal]

@ChuckSchuldinerRIP0 I had to look that up on Wikipedia. They said there's no evidence for Mu. There is evidence, though, that the Sphinx has been weathered by rain when the area was not a desert, which is 9,500 BC at the earliest estimate

[ChuckSchuldinerRIP0]

@kroovyandcal 11,500 years ago, the wheel wasn't even invented yet, so how would Ancient Humans have "secret knowledge"? Unless you're implying the "Ancient Aliens" Theory.

[kroovyandcal]

@ChuckSchuldinerRIP0 I think the wheel probably did exist. I have no answer, though, with regards to how the people of the area could build such a huge statue. Somehow they were able to find out, I believe, how to levitate rock. I saw a nice video about that with regards to this man who used rock levitation technology to build "coral castle" in Florida. Edward Leeksletter or something like that was the dude's name. One of the Masonic Temples in Pennsylvania gives clues on how this is done, too

[ChuckSchuldinerRIP0]

@kroovyandcal Gobekli Tepe in Turkey(10,000BC) with Trig, and Calc mathmatics

Beneath Lake Titicaca in Peru, the ruins of recently discovered temples support local legends of an underwater UFO base.

Ancient Indian texts, known as Sangams, describe sunken cities where aliens and humans intermingled thousands of years ago. Who could have built the 600-foot stepped stone structure off the coast of Japan

Ancient Aliens episodes "Underwater Worlds" and "Unexplained Structures"

[kroovyandcal]

@ChuckSchuldinerRIP0 Cool.

[kroovyandcal]

so, since this language is akin to turkic, mongolian, and hun, it must also be close to the yiddish language

[beckyneiman]

Yiddish is German with some hebrew. Yiddish uses a Latin grammatical structure since the Jews lived in the Rhineland before the Germanic tribes, when it was Latin-speaking area.

[kroovyandcal]

@beckyneiman thank you.

[Zuttan]

I believe Dr DavidNeiman is wrong here he says that people can read and speak babylonian?! theres never been a babylonian language

Assyrians & Babylonians spoke Akkadian so what he means must be Akkadian

Kingbabylon117: Yeah your

all this is semitic history Sumerians,Assyrian,Aramaic,Bab­ylonians,Akkadians,Israelies

[merga60]

there is a dialect which i calll the actaul root to these dialects GORANI its kurdish dialect look in to it

[kingbabylon117]

Matter of fact, some or many words are same or very, very close between these languages.

[kingbabylon117]

Israelites are also same, came from same area of these people, Bet-Nahrain(Mesopatamia) Stated in old testament, Abram from Ur. Modern Assyrians, Chaldeans,Israelites,Syriacs all speak and write Aramaic, different dialects, Hebrew writing style is different then the others but pronunciation is the same.

[kingbabylon117]

Sumerians, Akkadians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Chaldeans,Syriacs=same people, same ethnicity, same area,Bet-Nahrain. As empire (people) grew, created more cities and expanded. dialects were different and still are, cuineform was their writing then adopted aramaic from their Syriac brothers, later Israelites used same writing along with other peoples in area. "These people" have to many labels which causes much confusion, all are same, same area for over 6700yrs.

[SpartanMan80]

Is this at the University of Judaism?

[ChaosIncarnate7]

@SpartanMan80 dumbass

[SpartanMan80]

What's your problem? You got issues or something.