โ Scribed by Zimmerman, Fritz
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Origins of the Nephilim: the Paleolithic 2,000,000-6,800 B.C. -- Cro-magnon in the Boreal and Atlantic periods, 6800-2250 B.C. -- Migrations of the Cro-Magnon, hunters and fishers to the North American Pacific coast -- Migrations of the Cro-Magnon, hunters and fishers to the North American Atlantic coast -- Maritime origins of the Hopewell Souix and Cherokee Mound Builders -- Maritime origins of the Iroquois -- The sons of God and the Nephilim -- Amorites -- Amorites in the British Isles -- Amorite beaker people -- Giant's remains in the British Isles -- Prehistoric mining in North America -- North American megliths -- The sacred marriage of opposites: the etymology of Og and Awa -- The sacred marriage of the earth and sky: symbolism in earthworks and burial mounds -- Gematria and the Babylonian and biblical codex -- Allegewi-Hopewell numerology and gematria -- Serpents -- Tablets -- The Allegewi giants -- The end of the Allegewi Hopewell -- Migration of the Hopewell Sioux.
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