Our view of the present is predicated by our perception of the past. Our views on human nature, hierarchy, and the scarce nature of resources are shaped by the narratives distributed and promoted by our institutions. Broadly, the narrative is that human nature is, at its core, evil, that the elites should rule over the majority and that we have to have a convoluted economic system to distribute the “limited” resources to those who have earned it properly. Either through happenstance or intention we have been conditioned to except these pretenses through educational and religious conventions. We are meant to be cogs in the machine of modernity. When referring to “us” I mean the non-elite, the uninitiated masses. I believe we are living in a sort of artificial paradigm that was constructed for us, not discovered or realized but built, with the intent to separate humanity from the truth of humanity’s past and the realization of its true potential.
It is humanities “lost” past that this series of blog posts and the next few episodes of my podcast will be focused on. My goal is to present the case that humanity was "technologically” more advanced in the ancient past and that we are living amongst the ruins of that humanity. I also hope to present the evidence that we are unable to see the evidence because we were placed in a “simulation” by the elites so we could not realize our true potential, the simulation is so encompassing that many of us, if faced with a choice, would fight to remain incarceration vs wake up to our own liberation.
What is the standard narrative of civilization?
The Start of “Recorded” history occurred in the 4th millennium BCE with the “invention” of writing. The existance of humanity, which archeological evidence has placed starting back 200,000 years ago, is largely unknown. The modern version of history dates back to 6,000 years ago. This means 194,000 years of human existence is almost completely invisible to modern inquiry.
From Wikipedia
Prehistory, also called pre-literary history,[1] is the period of human history between the first known use of stone tools by hominins c. 3.3 million years ago and the beginning of recorded history with the invention of writing systems.
Prehistory refers to the past in an area where no written records exist, or where the writing of a culture is not understood.
Mesopotamia- 10,000 BC
Western civilization- 12th to 9th BC
From the AI Grok
Defining "human civilization" involves identifying complex societies with features like urban settlements, social organization, and often symbolic systems such as writing or monumental architecture. Based on archaeological evidence, below is a list of the 10 oldest known examples of human civilization or proto-civilization, including their locations and approximate dates. These are ordered by the earliest reliable dating, focusing on settlements, monumental structures, or cultural developments indicative of societal complexity.
Göbekli Tepe
Location: Southeastern Turkey
Date: c. 9600–7000 BCE
Description: A monumental site with T-shaped limestone pillars arranged in circles, likely used for ritual purposes. Built by hunter-gatherers, it suggests complex social organization predating agriculture.
Jericho (Tell es-Sultan)
Location: Jordan Valley, Palestine
Date: c. 9600 BCE (initial settlement), fortified by c. 6800 BCE
Description: One of the earliest known settlements with a stone tower and walls, indicating early urbanism and social structure among Natufian and Neolithic peoples.
‘Ain Ghazal
Location: Near Amman, Jordan
Date: c. 7250–5000 BCE
Description: A Neolithic farming community known for plaster statues of human forms, reflecting advanced artistic and social practices. Residents domesticated crops like wheat and barley.
Çatalhöyük
Location: Konya Plain, Turkey
Date: c. 7500–5700 BCE
Description: A proto-city with mudbrick houses, no streets, and rooftop access. It housed up to 10,000 people, with evidence of agriculture, pottery, and egalitarian social structure.
Jiahu
Location: Henan, China
Date: c. 7000–5700 BCE
Description: A settlement with early rice cultivation, bone flutes (oldest playable instruments), and Jiahu symbols, possibly an early form of writing. Abandoned due to flooding.
Mehrgarh
Location: Balochistan, Pakistan
Date: c. 7000–2600 BCE
Description: An early farming settlement with mudbrick houses and crafts like bead production and metalworking. It’s considered a precursor to the Indus Valley Civilization.
Norte Chico (Caral-Supe)
Location: Supe Valley, Peru
Date: c. 3500–1800 BCE
Description: The oldest known civilization in the Americas, with monumental architecture like pyramids and plazas. It lacked ceramics and writing but had complex urban planning.
Mesopotamia (Sumerians, Uruk Period)
Location: Southern Iraq
Date: c. 4000–3100 BCE
Description: The Sumerians developed early cities like Uruk, cuneiform writing, and irrigation systems. Often credited as the first urban civilization.
Ancient Egypt (Predynastic Period)
Location: Nile Valley, Egypt
Date: c. 4000–3100 BCE
Description: Early settlements along the Nile with hieroglyphic precursors and monumental structures. Emerged contemporaneously with Sumer, with advanced agriculture.
Indus Valley Civilization (Early Harappan Phase)
Location: Northwest India and Pakistan
Date: c. 3300–2600 BCE
Description: Known for well-planned cities like Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro, with advanced drainage systems and trade networks. Bhirrana may date back to 7500 BCE, but its status as a "civilization" at that time is debated.
Notes:
Dates are approximate and based on archaeological consensus, but ongoing discoveries may shift timelines (e.g., Bhirrana’s early dates are controversial).
"Civilization" here emphasizes societal complexity, but sites like Göbekli Tepe and Jericho blur the line between hunter-gatherer and settled societies.
Some sources suggest Aboriginal Australian or Khoisan cultures as older, but their lack of urban or monumental evidence excludes them from conventional definitions of civilization.
I avoided speculative claims (e.g., Atlantis) and focused on verified archaeological data. If you’d like a deeper dive into any site or alternative definitions, let me know!
Conclusion from GROK explanation: The earliest evidence, which is all made of stone, is dated to 9600BCE or 11,625 years before present.
What is the alternative history?
“Stuff just keeps getting older” -Graham Hancock
George Howard, a proponent of the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis (YDIH) and organizer of the Cosmic Summit, advocates for a catastrophic cosmic impact event around 12,800 years ago (c. 10,800 BCE) that he believes significantly influenced human history and the development of early civilizations. There are two main theories of possible causes for the rapid melting of The Laurentide Ice Sheet, the Comet Impact Theory and a Solar Mass Ejection as proposed by famed Robert Shock.
The chart above shows climate warming steadily out of the Pleistocene with a rapid drop during the Bolling-allerad period into peak ice age during The Younger dryas, which is ended by a rapid warming where it has roughly remained till present day. The end of the Younger dryas was marked by a catastrophic sea rise of 400ft.
Sea level rise from Last glacial Maximum to today.
Howard’s views align closely with those of Graham Hancock, Randall Carlson, and other alternative history researchers who suggest that many ancient sites may be older than mainstream archaeology proposes, potentially linked to a lost Ice Age civilization disrupted by this cosmic event. Howard’s dating is grounded in the YDIH, which posits that a comet or asteroid impact triggered the Younger Dryas cooling period, mass extinctions, and cultural shifts. His interpretations often combine scientific evidence (e.g., nanodiamonds, microspherules) with speculative connections to ancient myths and geological features like the Carolina Bays.
Randall Carlson presents evidence of catastrophic flows of water that would have completely erased all evidence of a urban civilization of North America.
Dry Falls (in the Grand Coulee area) is significantly wider (3.5 miles or 5.6 km) than Niagara Falls' combined width (about 1.2 km for Horseshoe and American Falls).
Height-wise, Dry Falls is taller (400 feet or 120 meters) compared to Niagara’s 188 feet (57 meters) for Horseshoe Falls.
Picture of the Channeled scablands, Evidence for unimaginable water flows.
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