An Analysis of the Recently Leaked Sumerian Tablets Concerning Our Origins

Heres the story of the supposed Sumerian Tablets found southest of Baghdad in 2006. Supposedly it's what the bible is based off of. It's worth the read nonetheless if your interested in ancient civilizations.





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Fascinating! Fascinating!

This is very coincidental, i am actually working on a large peice of writing about the Sumerians here for ATS. I will definitely consider using this.

I found this the most fascinating:



Then again, we can't completely trust what just one man says, but it leaves a lot of room for questioning.

Sorry OP, but this just screams "hoax". I couldn't say if it's the website you linked to behind such a fraud, or if they are just a little too "willing to believe", it certainly has all the hallmarks of a hoax:

• An earth-shattering discovery that vanishes into the government vaults, never to again see the light of day
  
• Mysterious men in black from the government assembling a team of "experts" to review their find (isn't that how it always happens in the movies?)
  
• Said experts threatened with death or disappearance should they ever reveal this earth-shattering find (naturally this keeps everyone mum on the subject)
  
• One brave expert who come forward with the discovery, but can't reveal who they are (see point above)
  
• A hearsay interpretation that alludes to all the topics UFOlogists, Ancient Astronauts fans, or Sitchenites hold most dear
  

It just sounds like the same MO you see with any alien/ET or Ancient astronaut "discovery" (reminds me of the gold plate supposedly found at the center of a crop circle).

i would like to see the tablets...if not to confirm that they are real, they are probably gorgeous with the lapis lazuli and the whole...being thousands of years old thing.

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I have to laugh... every bullet you mentioned is the basis of 95% of the threads on ATS in and of itself!

In one of the translations of the supposedly new found tablets the word "Nephilim" is used, a word not used by Sumerians and only ever seen before in the OT of the bible....? Bit of a giveaway eh.....
Personally I very much doubt the validity of the supposed findings of new Sumerian tablets so until there is more definitive proof I won't even factor the "translations" into my personal researches

It's a fake, albeit a lot more sophisticated than others of the sort. They got a lot of the format right, for one thing, though the details are very wrong.

The biggest key (there are a lot of others) is the "Nibiru, the eternal creator mother goddess." That's not the name of the mother goddess, and it was Tiamat's body that the Earth was formed from.

"Nibiru is a 'throne name' sort of like 'His Honor, the President of the United States.'" There is not god or goddess named Nibiru. "Nephilim" is not a Sumerian name or term... and so on and so forth.

he contradicts himself many many many times by saying he worked on two fragments then saying he checked the translation of 3 others then again saying he only worked with two fragments....

still , many of the cylinder seals are as big as my thumb , carved for mass production of "stories" to be printed on clay.

they had printing presses 6000 years ago, so much for gutenberg and the first printed "stories".

dont under estimate the sumerians, their humor is not that far of from "modern" mans.


yet if the stitchin hypotesis is true to some degree the question arises , how on earth can they have knowlege of something that happened pre earth, meaning earth was not even formed.

So, please, enlighten us with one of these "stories" from the ancient printing press.

Or, alternately, simply check and see how cylinder seals were actually used and stop blathering a load of horse manure.

Harte

The Intelligence community being involved in ancient texts is not actually unheard of. Both the CIA and NSA were active in the Voynich Mss. Project. Operative Services (which later became the CIA) purchased the longest extant copy of the Book of Daniel discovered at Qumran from Bedouins in the late 1940s. Considering the Intelligence community has some of the foremost linguists and scholars, that element isn't enough to dismiss this as a hoax all on it's own.

Even the supposed construction of the tablets doesn't specifically denote hoax, although it would indeed be highly unusual and suspect. There is substantial evidence to show that the Egyptians of that same time-frame may have used geosynthethic bonding of stone, basically melting stone and pouring it into molds.

And of course, every "discovery" is always considered "earth-shattering" in the eyes of the discover.

However, I do agree that there are too many iffy parts. Even if they are not separately enough to be dismissive, together that's too much of an improbability unless something credible is brought forward for peer review.

que ? have you your self even taken the time to do it your self ?

guess not.




then to quote wikipedia




guess they didnt use the seals as original prints for mass production....

Just the fact that it had to be leaked shows that there is still so much kept from us.

Now the question is, why this kind of information is being held back, is it for conservative means? Keeping religions how they are and keeping who is in power, in power? Or would it be that the public knowing the truth about such things "would cause mass panic".

Interesting

I also think your sources are a bit questionable, but it is an interesting story.

I have spent a lot of time on Google Earth in the southern Iraq/Iran area and it is littered with ancient ruins.

I remember reading somewhere that Saddam Hussein thought himself to be the reincarnation of Nebuchadnezzar. Nebuchadnezzar thought himself to be the reincarnation of Nimrod, the King that built the Tower of Babel. Saddam was rebuilding the Tower when it was destroyed in the Gulf war when H.W. Bush was US president and again in the Iraq invasion when W. Bush was US president. I don't know if any of this is true but it certainly does further add to an already good story.

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and god told bush to invade the cradle of mankind

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Oh yeah, I forgot about that part. LOL What a weird story, I'm not sure what to think of it all.

In fact, yes, of course I have.

None of them tell any "stories."

Some of them are, however, thematic. These often represent scenes from stories, but not the stories thermselves.

The vast majority of them were used to denote ownershiop, to stand as reciept of payment, as IOUs or used the same way we use seals today (notarize, etc.)

There exists not a single story told with what you are calling a "portable printing press."

Not one.

All the stories of Sumer were written using a reed stylus on clay tablets which were then fired or, at least, dried.



You guess correctly here. They were used almost exclusively for record keeping.

Of course, records can tell stories too. That's why a philanderer is wise to throw away his reciepts and credit card slips prior to going home to the ol' ball and chain.

Harte