over all of Mesopotamia became contaminated; the animal life in the area died out and the soil
became barren and lifeless.
Soon the once great civilization of Sumer lay broken and decimated, never to rise again.
The stronghold Ra had constructed at Babili survived the destruction. Enlil then relinquished
dominion of the lands of the first region to Ra and continued the gold operations in the new lands.
And so ends the story of the Sumerians.
It is not stated in the text why the Anunnaki never returned to rebuild their civilization nor if
they ever planned to return again. It would in some ways seem that they just preferred to wash
their hands of the whole affair and simply leave man to his own devices.
But then things may not always be what they seem at first glance
Now, not withstanding the fact that what has just been related to us sounds something like
“Science Fiction meets Genesis vs. the Sun God”, this ancient Sumerian tale seems to be an
awfully detailed account of planetary and genetic creation and massive wars that contains a
striking number of recognizable biblical references and an extraordinary amount recently
discovered scientific information – for a tale written on clay tablets from a civilization of around
6000 years ago! From people who weren’t supposed to know about the Giza Valley Complex in
Egypt or about things like the 24 strand DNA ‘tree’ with its serpentine shape, or about genetic
engineering, space travel, weapons of mass destruction, radiation fallout, the asteroid belt,
advanced astronomy, the mysterious ‘Face on Mars’ or the fact that sea water contains the worlds
largest gold deposits (if we only knew how to extract it). – Wouldn’t you agree?
And again I ask you to remember, and I cannot stress this point enough, that this remarkable
story did not spring from some science fiction writer’s pen; but from clay tablets written by the
ancient Sumerians of 6000 years ago.
As a point of interest, have you ever noticed that the modern medical symbol of two serpents
intertwined around a dagger is an accurate depiction of DNA? The same symbol has been used
since ancient times and yet DNA has only recently been discovered. The pure fact that such a
symbol was chosen indicates that the information was likely once known but somehow forgotten
since the intertwined symbol was adopted. The use of that particular design by the medical
profession still today is far too great a coincidence to be lightly dismissed. Even the choice of the
serpent is suggestive of Enki. Why use a serpent, why not use a vine?
There is a great deal more to the Sumerian story but a full account of the tale would fill this
entire book.
Please understand that the story as it has just been presented to you is in a paraphrased and
condensed form taken from translations of 6000 year old Sumerian tablets as presented to us by
Zechariah Sitchin. I highly recommend reading Sitchins books ‘the Earth Chronicles’ for a far
more detailed and comprehensive version.
I find it to be quite remarkable that the Sumerian texts mention the construction of a huge
landing beacon in the Nile valley on such an old text. The beacon, named the EN.KUR which
means “House that like a Mountain Is” in the Sumerian account is, I believe, the first mention of
any construction in the Nile valley that appears in any histories.
As the texts abundantly show, the story of Adam being created from the clay of the ground as
well as Adam and Eve’s expulsion from Eden after their encounter with the serpent and the
discovery of sex, also has its roots in a Sumerian story dealing with a confrontation between Enlil
and Enki that erupted when Enki gave the Adamu race the ability to procreate. This sexual ability
is why the race was removed from the Edin facility. There have not been any Sumerian text found
of the actual moment of expulsion as yet but a picture that has survived is interesting. It shows the
confrontation between the “Lord God” (Enlil depicted on the right) and the “Serpent God” (Enki
depicted on the left) and the offering of the forbidden fruit from the tree of life (fig.123).