Chapter Twelve
The Signs of War
Many religious texts and mythologies from numerous cultures repeatedly speak of devastating
wars that were fought by the Gods in our distant past. Such events are also mentioned in the
recently discovered Sumerian accounts. So it may not now surprise you to learn that certain
puzzling geological evidence supports this hypothesis and does suggest that sometime in its far
distant past, several parts of earth indeed experienced the scalding effects of great heat similar to
the temperatures that are reached during an atomic or thermonuclear blast. There are many, such
as David Hatcher-Childress, who have claimed this as evidence of an ancient war that was fought
with Nuclear and perhaps other even more advanced weaponry.
The evidence to support and substantiate such a radical theory and yes even the Sumerian
account of events is actually startlingly abundant and quite compelling.The Evidence for Ancient Advanced Warfare
First let us consider the following notable comments that were included in an article that
appeared in the New York tribune on February 16th of 1947:“When the first atomic bomb exploded in New Mexico, the desert sand turned to fused green
glass. This fact, according to the magazine Free World, has given certain archaeologists a turn.
They have been digging in the ancient Euphrates Valley and have uncovered a layer of agrarian
culture 8,000 years old, and a layer of herdsman culture much older, and a still older caveman
culture. Recently, they reached another layer, a layer of fused green glass.”
By studying the results of atomic tests it is now a well established fact that the detonation of
an atomic device on or above a desert will produce a sufficient amount of heat to melt and fuse
the silicone in the sand and transform the surface of the ground into a sheer sheet of greenish
glass in proximity to where the blast occurred. So the question is, could such sheets of glass that
have been found in deserts and deep in archaeological digs be real testimony that such events
occurred in ancient times?
The idea is not entirely lacking in evidence. Such ancient sheets of glass are a reality and a
known geological fact. A large number such discoveries have been quite well documented. This
is not to say that all desert glasses are mysterious, scientists and meteorologists know that desert
glass can be quite naturally formed when lightning strikes the desert for example, sometimes
fusing the sand it strikes. The geological oddities sometimes recovered that are created by these
strikes are called fulgurites. But lightning strikes invariably create fulgurites in distinctive root-