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Across ancient mythologies, the same story repeats...knowledge came from elsewhere. The Egyptians credited their gods, the Sumerians their Anunnaki, the peoples of the Americas their sky-born teachers. Geometry, agriculture, astronomy-- all said to have arrived from outsiders. The root names persist across cultures, echoing a memory older than history... show more

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