While browsing for pre-Greek toponyms, I found several hydronyms that reminded me of E. Forrers (Glotta Volume 26, 1938) etymological expanation of the place name Lerna, a region of springs and a former lake near the east coast of the Peloponnesus. He suggested an etymology from the Hattic plural prefix le- and arinna/arna 'spring', 'fountain', 'well' (maybe deriving from the proto-Hattic word for source).

The hypothesis linking pre-Greek with the pre-Indo-European languages of Anatolia...

Melba Ketchum’s Bigfoot DNA Study: The Questionable Ethics Of
Creating A Journal to Bypass Peer-Review

On November 24, 2012, Dr. Melba Ketchum, a Texas veterinarian-turned-animal geneticist, released a statement to the press claiming that her 5 year DNA study had proven the existence of the legendary Bigfoot (a.k.a. Sasquatch). [1] According to the press release, “The genome sequencing shows that Sasquatch...

I find it necessary to write summary about languages because of all those currently active discussions. Also it is necessary to write a word or two about roots of peoples and tribes and perhaps in correct general approach to answer on question "where do armenians come from?"

Lingustic reminiscences are maybe the only certain evidence we have about early migrations of tribes, and the lines of those immigrations. By proper research of linguistic roots, scientists managed to...

It's now five years since the first edition of 'From Whence We Came' was published and I am now updating it as fresh information has come to light. My theme is that at some time circa 10 - 20,000BCE something, what is open to question but I give my thoughts, happened to change Homo Sapiens into modern mankind. I look at the anomalies of the ancient world for which there is no explanation such as the NASCAR lines and Easter Island and am trying to work out just why they are there. I discount nothing,...

ABYDOS CARVINGS

Located approximately 450 kilometres south of Cairo in Egypt is the very ancient city-complex of Abydos. Believed by many to be one of the most important historical sites relating to ancient Egypt it is also the location of a set of carvings that have caused a significant amount of academic controversy amongst archeologists and historians.
Within the Temple of Seti the 1st (Seti I) you can find the outer Hypostyle Hall and on one of the lintels you can find...