When I started collecting material for the Finnish version of this book, my purpose was essentially to find out the possible linguistic and other relationship between the Mesopotamian Finno-Ugrian Sumerians and the ancient Habirus who were generally regarded as bandits of different national identities, but I soon realized that the general perception was wrong.
The influence of the Sumerians stretched all over the known and unknown world and the subject became ultimately really extensive. Linguistic and archaeological traces could be found from Sumer to Egypt, from there to many places, among others to India, to the Baltic, and even to Finland. All in all, this project has been an incredibly interesting and enlightening journey to the past.
Many Finnish history and archeology enthusiasts are commonly wondering about the systematic misinterpretation of Finnish history. Several ancient historians and writers mentioned ancient kingdoms in the Finnish territory, but current Mongoloid Finns consider these notes as an imagination or a tale. Aryan and Germanic words in Finnish have been acknowledged as "loan words", never identifying where, where, by whom, and why this supposed "borrowing" has taken place. However, many serious European linguists, Henry Sweet among others, have noted that Aryan and Finno-Ugrian languages have a common parent language. While studying early Vedic texts, I noticed this was true. Sanskrit is astonishingly similar to Finnish, not only by vocabulary, but also by grammar. Cultural similarities are also very clear. For example Vedic Sauna (and Saunaka), kiua and leia correspond Finnish sauna, kiuas and löyly.
There seems to be also a connection between supposed antediluvian descriptions about Azazyel, who was binded by Raphael according to an Essenian scroll, and a giant formation in the Finnish bedrock. This petrified giant, seen clearly in a laser scanning map, has his hands binded, just as it was described in the Dead Sea scroll. History of the Earth and our history is much, much more than generally thought!
Finno-Ugric language- speaking people lived in the current territory of Southern Russia, the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea region in ancient times before the great flood mentioned in many myths, texts and legends.
In 5500 B.C. the Mediterranean Sea and the Marmara Sea level likely rose and caused pressure on the Earth's crust in a seismically sensitive area, causing earthquakes and possibly even volcanic eruptions. Huge wave swept the Black Sea region and destroyed an ancient civilization causing people to flee, to migrate further south, all the way to the Mesopotamia region. The word Mesopotamia is ancient Finno- Ugric me sopotam meaning we on the riverside. The Finno- Ugric word potamia means river in Greek even today. A spot (of land on a riverside) is possibly derived from sopot. The copula verb me "to be" is mostly used as an enclitic: -men, -men, -am, -menden, -menzen, -(a)meš, but me meant also we as it does also in modern Finnish. In some cases me turned into to a form ma like Me Habirut> Ma Habharat- a. Ma- laga (Malaga) in southern Spain may have originally been Me Lukka. Lukka was one of the Sea People divisions and one of their settlements was named as Lukka, Greek form “Lycia”. Lukka-Wanna was situated in Greek Anatolia. Wanna referred probably to Van people, who were later called as Vanir in Scandinavia and as Vamsa in Aryan India. They called themselves as Vanai, Van or Vana in ancient Finland. Lukka instead meant “to lead” or “leaders”, thus it wasn’t a tribal name like Van, who were called as Danai or Dan among the IE- speaking people in the Mediterranean area.
Many of the leading and respected historians and linguists like Jules Oppert, Professor of Oriental Studies in Oxford Archibald, H. Sayce, A. H. Layard, Francis Lenormant, Delitzs, Henry C. Rawlinson and Finnish asyrologist Simo Parpola have come to the conclusion, that Sumerian was Finno-Ugric language. On the other hand, many Hungrian linguists have noticed a deep grammatic and lexical relation between Hungrian and Sumerian languages. Similarities don’t limit to the languages, but even the original Finnish cattle called “kyyttö” has arrived to Finland from Mesopotamia and Levant, according to genetic studies. Thus is not surprising, that the Hebrew word lehem (Engl .food) is lehemä in Karelian dialect, meanind a cow in Finnish.
Some commentators such as Joseph Halevy attacked strongly against highlighting researchers wanting to present Sumerian as a mystical ritual language, used only in the rituals without continuity elsewhere. They were all wrong as we will see. The fact is that even if Acadian replaced Sumerian as a spoken language around 2000 BC, Sumerian- related Habiru, “ancient Hebrew” was spoken in Egypt and also in Canaan. Ancient Hebrew was not “Semitic”, but language belonging to the same language family than Sumerian and Kemi- Egyptian language. Egypt was called Kemi at that time and especially the Old Kingdom of Kemi was a super power state of the ancient world, a sequel for the Sumerian culture, intelligence and knowledge. Kemi- Egypt coordinated colonies and mines all over the world. Ancient Finno- Aryan people spread from Kemi- Egypt to India and Europe; Estonian language, Finnish and Sanskrit being derived directly from Kemi- Egyptian language. This explains profound similarities between Sanskrit and Finnic, which have been noticed also by linguists such as Henry Sweet. Vedic Sanskrit indeed was Finno- Aryan language, basically early Finnish as we will see in the latter clearances and translations. Latvian language has many roots in Sanskrit as well. Current N1c-Mongolidic Finns are very late newcomers, introduced mainly during the Great Wrath 300 years ago. N1c- people in general are called as “a Mongol- Tatar yoke” in Russia and definitely are not the original Finno-Ugric population in Russia either.
Habiru or Apiru (ancient “Hebrew” language) is falsely said to have disappeared completely when Aramaic became common among Habirus. Finnish Habiru language was spoken and written in the society of the Aryan Hapirus in ancient India and in Finland as well. Habiru was also spoken in the land of Canaan and at least among the members of the northern tribes until the invasion of Assyria around 730 BC in Urartu. Large part of Urartu and part of Shomero (Samaria), that is, the kingdom of the northern tribes in Levant, moved from the court over the destruction of Assyria, inter alia, to the current Italian coast forming an Etruscan society, " The Union of the Brothers", which was a direct continuation to the house of Shomero (of the so called “Biblical Northern Tribes”). This Etruscan union was called Velisna or Veliki, close to the Finnish and Estonian word veli meaning also brother. Many scientists have discovered that Etruscan language was- ancient Hebrew! And Etruscan reminded a lot of early Finnish language. It certainly was Finno- Ugric language as was the original Galli, spoken by the Gallis of the Hallstatt and La Tène Cultures, among others. We return into this very interesting topic in latter chapters. Modern Jews do not descend from the ancient Hebrews, or better to say from Sakas, Mari- Habirus, Apirus or Ibirus as they were called as well. The words “Hebrew” or “Israel” were never used in antiquity. “Hebrew” is a late, corrupt Canaan form of Apiru or Habiru. Genetic studies show the same; Harry Ostrer and Michael Hammer, professor of the University of Arizona published a study in 2000, in which was stated that the most Ashkenazis share the same Y- haplogroups with North African, Iraqi, Kurdish and Yemeni Jews. These haplogroups are also common within Palestinian, Syrian and Lebanese Arabs. Researcher Eran Elhaika, in turn, noted in his study that 80% of the Ashkenazis descended from about 20 000 Middle Eastern persons. Their most common haplogroups are E1b1b1, G, J, J2 and Q. The mitochondria of modern Jews are without exception Canaanite.
Therefore the current "Hebrews" are not the offspring of the ancient Biblical people of Sumerian or Kemi- Egyptian backround, but Idumean, Edomites who changed their language and culture in the era of the Hashmondean dynasty forming a base of today’s Sefardies. Some of the Idumean escaped to Anatolia where they mixed with Turkic tribes and became known as Odomans, the ancestors of the Khazars. The Turkic Ottomans were basically the same people as Odomans. As we can see, same (or similar) language does not guarantee genetic relatedness or even historical continuity and in the other hand, linguistic continuity does not prove genetic continuity, which is seen for example in modern Finland. Modern Finns, although speaking ancient Finno-Aryan language have different Y- haplogroups comparing to people who settled down in Finnish area and brought the Finnish language in the beginning of the European Bronze Age.
Jules Oppert noted that the Sumerians were not Semitic (Canaanite) people and their spoken language was not Semitic, but a language belonging to the Finno-Ugric language group. By 1850, Edward Hincks came to suspect a non- Semitic origin for cuneiform. Written “Semitic” languages are structured according to consonantal forms, whereas cuneiform, when functioning phonetically, was syllabify, binding consonants to particular vowels. Furthermore, no Semitic words could be found to explain the syllabic values given to particular signs. Julius Oppert suggested that a non- Semitic language had preceded Acadian in Mesopotamia, and speakers of this language had developed the cuneiform script. Henry Rawlinson announced the discovery of non-Semitic inscriptions at the southern Babylonian sites of Nippur (Nipiru), Larsa, and Uruk in 1855. The name “Hapiru” meant basically the same as “Nipiru” or Nibiru, meaning descendant. Habirus were called as “Pirus” in Finland, and as “Purus” in Vedic India. However, Finno-Aryan language was written mainly without vowels in Kemi- Egypt as well as in Vedic India, but it was a question of used scripts, not of the language family.Vowels were pronounced normally, though not included in the written form.
Sumer was agglutinating Finno-Ugric language and Sumerian people were Finno-Ugric Maris, their Y- haplogroup being unicely R1a, the original Finno-Ugric haplogroup. Later on Mari- Habirus settled in large numbers also in the ancient city called Mari, established in the area of modern Syria, which also indicates positions of trust, assistance and tribal relationships between Mari and Mari- Hapirus. Thousands of years ago Mari people indeed lived in the Mediterranean area and in Mesopotamia creating the most astonishing cultures in the human history. They were the motor of the modern European civilization based on the knowledge of Sumeria, ancient Kemi-Egypt and the Greek culture. Nowadays the remaining part of Sumerian Maris lives further north in Russia and is mixed with northern Russian N1c- people. European R1a- Mari- Habirus or Sakas, in turn, became known as Etruscan, Gallis, Finns, Juts, Vans or Vandals, Alans, Goths (Katti, Gatha), Rus and Vikings, all of them belonging to the haplogroup R1a.
The following list gives few examples on the basis of kinship between Sumerian, Habiru and Finnish language. Sumerian bytes of BA, DA or GA can be read either pa, ta, ka or ba, da, ga. Originally only “pa, ta, ka” were used. Words were also usually single- byte.
| Sumer | Modern Finnish |
Old Finnish or equivalency |
Sumer- Habiru or modern Hebrew |
Finnish equivalency with Hapiru or modern Hebrew |
English |
| abba | isä | appi (father-in-law) | av, aba | appi, avo | father |
| al | alhaalla, | alhaalla, | l matah | matala | down, low (alla > |
| alla | alla, alas | lah> low) | |||
| amma | äiti | ämmä, emä | em, ima | emä, imu, | mother |
| imi | |||||
| ar | autiomaa | aro | barur, kaur | aro, | steppes (old Engl. |
| (sanskrit: | kaura(oats) | arc- ) | |||
| kaur) | |||||
| badar, patar |
astia | pata | kupah, chashiys |
kuppi, tassi | cup |
| be, pe | päällikkö | pää, pe > | rsh, ikari, | hirsi, kari, | boss (rsh > shire> |
| pelto | pekah | pekko, pekka | sir) | ||
| bil tai pil | palaa | palaa | baar, baal, | palaa | burn |
| billu, | pilvi | pilvi | ir-pel, | pilvi, | cloud |
| pillu | hitanen, | hitunen, | |||
| tzel | hahtunen, | ||||
| hitanen | |||||
| bur, pur | ateria | puuro | aruchah | ruoka, ruka, | pur> porridge |
| (aruka) | ruki | ||||
| bur | liikkua | purje, | shatar, | soutaa, | sail, |
| edestakais in |
purjata | shiyet habiru | souvata | riyv, rav > river , row |
|
| souvet (v > | |||||
| y) | |||||
| bur | saviastia | purkki, | kankan, | kankaan, | bur> jar |
| purnukka | pak, | pakkaus, | pak> pack | ||
| kashvah, | kasva, kasvi, | ||||
| lacharok | lakka, rokka | ||||
| Marokko oli | |||||
| alkup. Me | |||||
| rok | |||||
| di, ti | tie | tie | Habiru tie, | tie, kivi | road, way |
| modern | |||||
| derekh, | |||||
| kviysh | |||||
| buru, | tehdä | porata, | chvr (kvr) | kaivaa | drill |
| puru | reikä | puru | |||
| dag, tag | takoa | takoa | Modern H. | takoa | forge, tag |
| dafaq, | |||||
| Habiru tak | |||||
| gal, kal | jäähtyä | kalsea, | Habiru kar, | kalma, | kal > cold, OE cald |
| kylmä | kal | kalsea, karu | kal> Old High | ||
| German kald, | |||||
| northern variant | |||||
| of kalt, | |||||
| from *Proto- | |||||
| Germanic *kaldaz | |||||
| gala | laulaa | laulaa, | modern | sing | |
| lausua | Hebrew | ||||
| shar, zimer | |||||
| gidi, kiti | totella, | kiittää | modern | kiittää | obey |
| rukoilla | tziyet, | kiit> kith, kith | |||
| Habiru kit > | and kin | ||||
| gideon- kite | |||||
| on, Sanskrit | |||||
| Gita | |||||
| gud, kut | talo, pesä | kutu, koti, | modern | pesä | house, home |
| kutoja | basiys , | pes> base | |||
| Habiru. pes | kut, gud> good | ||||
| gues | lanka, | köysi | modern | köysi | rope |
| köysi | chevel, | ||||
| kashar | |||||
| gul | tuhota, | kuolla, | modern | kulkea | go, kul > go, goal |
| juosta | kulkea | gal-am | |||
| gun | maa | kunta | modern | maa, karkaus | land, fin. lanta> |
| adama, | land | ||||
| karka | |||||
| hab | paha haju | hapan | modern | mäski | bad odor, sour, |
| mashkeh | mash> mess | ||||
| inim | puhe, | nimi, | nim, num, | nimi, | talk, inteligence |
| älykkyys | nimetä | nvonut | numero, | nim, num> name, | |
| nummi, | number | ||||
| nivonut, | |||||
| nivoa | |||||
| kabta/ka | muotti | kaava, | modern | kaava | formula, mold |
| pta | kapea | geves, | |||
| Habiru | |||||
| kava(s) (kv) | |||||
| kal, kala | kallis | kallis, kala, | Habiru kal= | kallio | expensive, costly |
| kallio | kallio -> | ||||
| galli, Galilea | |||||
| kar | karata | karata, | mod. | karata, karku | escape |
| karku | barach, | kar > car | |||
| Habiru | |||||
| kara (k-> b) | |||||
| kisim | käsi | käsi | modern | käsi | hand |
| kafyat, | |||||
| Habiru käsy | |||||
| (s->f ) | |||||
| kumma | kuuma | kuuma, | Modern | kuuma, | hot |
| kumma | cham, | kumma | |||
| Habiru kum | |||||
| la | laskea, | laskea, | |||
| päästää | laidun | ||||
| irti | |||||
| lil | tuuli | leija, löyly | (k)ley, lei | leija, | wind, ley, leyend |
| (sanskrit: | |||||
| leia) | |||||
| ma | maa | maa | Habiru ada- | maa | land, (lanta> |
| mah | land) | ||||
| mes | mies | mies | Habiru iesh, | mies | man |
| ees | |||||
| laiduntaa | ruoho | Habiru raah | ruoho | pasture | |
| haaki | kalat | hauki | fishes | ||
| sisu | hevonen | sisu , sitkeys | horse | ||
| pastori, | Habiru roeh | ruoho | grass | ||
| laiduntaja | |||||
| dabdu/t | tappio | tapettu | defeat | ||
| aptu | (killed) | ||||
| pilkkoa | modern | pilkkoa | to chop | ||
| peleg, | |||||
| Habiru pilk | |||||
| (plg- plk) | |||||
| gug/ kuk | suunta | kuk-kula | hakhvanah | hak(a/,- | direction |
| (hill) | attu) vana | (determined) | |||
| tulipaikka | Habiru | uuni | oven | ||
| tanuwr | |||||
| virta, joki | Habiru | jor, york-> | river | ||
| yarei, jor, | jok, joki, | yor, yok> | |||
| jok | Joroinen, | yorkshire | |||
| Jori, Jari... | |||||
| levätä, | nukkua | me-nukkah | nukkua | to sleep | |
| nukkua | (me nukkua, | ||||
| compare me- | |||||
| sopotam) | |||||
| rajattu | hetki | Habiru yet | heti, hetki | moment, yet | |
| aika | |||||
| lehti | lehti | Habiru a- | lehti | leaf | |
| leh | |||||
| rakentaa, | Habiru | panna esim. | to put, to build | ||
| panna | panah , nyk. | tiiltä | |||
| banah | |||||
| hyvä | Habiru tov, | tavan, | good | ||
| tav | tavallinen, | ||||
| tavoite, tovi | |||||
| ylittää | Habiru avar | avartaa, | cross the | ||
| joki/ | aava | desert/river | |||
| autiomaa | |||||
| puhua | modern | tavata | talk, to talk | ||
| davar, | |||||
| Habiru | |||||
| tavar | |||||
| suoja, talo | peitto | modern | peitto | cover | |
| beyt (peit> | |||||
| beyt) | |||||
| syödä | halkaista | modern | halkaista, | to eat, cut | |
| akhal, | halko, halki | halkoa > hackle | |||
| Habiru | |||||
| halkoa– | |||||
| ancient | |||||
| habirus did | |||||
| not use | |||||
| spoon or | |||||
| fork, only | |||||
| knife | |||||
| säkki | saq | sack | |||
| ahjo | ahh (a ring | oven | |||
| of rocks | PIE aukw(auhv), | ||||
| around the | Sanskrit ukhah | ||||
| fire) | Proto- | ||||
| Germanic asjōn-. | |||||
| Cognate with | |||||
| Swedish ässja | |||||
| kaivaa | qavar | kaivaa | to dig | ||
| (kavar) | |||||
| kuulla, | Habiru | otsa (front) | to hear, to think | ||
| ajatella | azan, ozen | ||||
| rakkaus | haave | a-hav | haave | love, dream | |
| ilman | aie | a-yeen | aie, eilen | without | |
| vala | aito | alah | vala | oath, PIE oito, old | |
| Fin aito | |||||
| korkein | a-luph | lupa | permiss | ||
| päällikkö | law Fin. Laki, Old | ||||
| English lagu | |||||
| kuppi | kupah | cup | |||
| ruoka | lehmä | lehem | lehmä, | food | |
| dialect | Old Fin. kutu, OE | ||||
| lehemä | cu > cow Friisian | ||||
| ku etc. | |||||
| tuhota | i-bed | pettää, peto | to deceive | ||
| istua | modern | istua, ystäv | to sit | ||
| yashav, | (ä) | ||||
| Habiru | |||||
| ystav | |||||
| ilta | Habiru | ilta, alati | evening | ||
| alata | alati= all the time | ||||
| mah | kuningas | mahti | power | ||
| johtaa | modern: | hiisi, hirsi | to lead | ||
| shi-yr/ shir | >his, shire, sir | ||||
| bargal/ | pässi | par- | pässi, | pässi | ram |
| parkal | parkita | Easter= saka | Ancient Egypt: | rass over, Easter | |
| pässi | b3= pässi | ||||
| Modern | |||||
| Hebr.: chag | |||||
| pesach | |||||
| sen | kaun-is | kauno, kajon | Ancient Egyp.: | beautiful | |
| cn, cjn= kaun, | |||||
| kajon | |||||
| bar/par | jälkeläinen | pir> pirtti | Modern: bar | Ancient Egypt: | descendant |
| Habiru: pir- | prt | Ancient: brit | |||
| /per | Finn: pirtti | ||||
| ušum | kauhu, | usu > | horror, dislike | ||
| inho | usuttaa | ||||
| kazal | nauraa, | hekottaa | Modern:l'tza | Ancient Egyp.: | laugh |
| iloita | chek | hcj =hekojaa | |||
| Finn: hekottaa | |||||
| sisa | menestys | sisu | Ancient: tav- | tavan | success |
The examples show clearly that agglutinative Sumerian and ancient Habiru were related to Finnish and were Finno- Ugric languages. Even the most Finnish word “sisu” (Engl. strength) is in the form of “sisa” in Sumerian language. The Habiru word le
em(ä) is still lehemä in northern Karelian dialect. Food is ruka in Estonian and in ancient Kemi- Egyptian language, Finnish form is ruoka. There are endless examples about the similarities, which do not limit to corresponding words, but include also a grammar. Modern Finnish, mainly Mongolidics refuse to see any connection with Kemi- Egypt or Sumeria, because it shows clearly their own shady role in censoring Finnish history and archaeological sites.
Current Jews justify the kinship of the ancient Habiru and Modern Hebrew with Arab language because of the word "salaam" (shalom) is also in the Arabic language. Originally Habiru word “shalom” was “salon”, meaning “of three”. The current Hebrew syntax is also different to the agglutinating Habiru. Modern Hebrew is a Canaan form of the ancient Finno-Ugric Habiru language, modern Hebrews being Canaanites mixed with Turkic, whereas ancient Aryan Habirus were Proto-European, blond and tall R1a- people, who were very conscient about their roots and differentiated themselves profoundly from the local, aboriginal tribes.
Nikkut-Niqqud
A niqqud vocalization is considered to have been developed by scholars called masoretes by the 700- century. Niqqud deemed authentic and is likely to be, because basically all the niqquds are Finnic. In fact, estimating on the basis of the niqquds ancient masoretes spoke Finnish.
The Hebrew vocalization signs with the letter bet contain the following:
Patah (very short a), written as a horizontal line below the letter.
Pata is Sumerian and Finnish, meaning pot ( Sumer, Habiru, Finn. pata, potti, potta> Eng. pot, pseudo-language Proto-Germanic puttaz, Proto-Slavic pot etc.)
Qamats a small triangle pointing downward the letter below (either long a (ca-alm) or short o (pot)).
Qamats- Kama; there is a Finno-Ugric tribe Komis and the river Kama in the ancient Finno-ugric area in Russia. Kom means male, kum in Etruscan.
Segol, three points downward pointing triangle set in the letter below.Ed.
points: gol, ie kol meant the number three or a triangle, such as the three points show. Sekol means it kol, in modern Finnis three= kolme, meaning we kol.
Triangle was a very important symbol to the ancient Sumerian- Egyptian Habirus and to their descendants.
Tsere, two points in the horizontal direction below the letter (e).
Ed. points: Sumerian people were classified as Maris. They were also called as Tšeremis in Russia. Tšere and Tsere are the same. Tsere resembles also Tereshe, which was the name of one group of “The Sea People”. Finno-Ugric connection is obvious.
Hiriq (
ireq), on small point (s).
Ed. points: Hiriq –hiir or hiiri means mouse in Estonian, Vepsian, and Finnish languages. Small point symbolizes a mouse.
Holam (Holem), the letter of credit on (olla).
Ed. points: O is as a hole. Olla> nolla means zero in Finnish.
Qubuts (Kuput) , three downhill descends points below the letter (short u).
Ed. points: Kupu means in Finnish a cover or a dome.
šuruq (šureq), used only with vav (usually a consonant v) with the letter.
Ed. points: Suru means grief in Finnish.
As it can be seen, the niqquds have a very logical connection with Finno-Aryan words. Modern Hebrew, though based on the ancient Finno- Aryan Habiru language, has a distinct spelling and often different vovels. Consonants have often changed as well, for example panu or peni (meaning a son) is now ben. Masoretes are considered to have been Karaites, who rejected Idumean Rabbinical, Talmudic Judaism and accepted only the Tanakh as the only autenthic religious text.
Sumerian Aba- Raama (Biblical Abraham), who was originally from Ur, named his son Isak after sakki, referring to Sumerian people and his ethnic Sumerian identity. Sumerian texts refer to the Habirus moved from Egypt as "SA.GAZ" (sa.kaz), indicating to their Mesopotamian background, which was known all over in the ancient world. Aba- Raama means “Father Frame”. The Finnish Bible is called as “Raamattu”, and its name derives from Sumerian and Kemi- Egyptian Ramid/ Raamit meaning “Frames”. In the coming days, hundreds or even thousands of years later the Sakas, Saxons, Scythians, Cossacks and other ethnic Aryan “sakki”-people still referred to their sakkiga- roots. Sakki means people, or a group of people in Finnish. Scandia (> Scandinavia) was originally “Sakan tie”, meaning “The way of Saka”. IE- language speaking people dropped often the first or the second vowel away from the Finno- Aryan words. Another example is Yggdrasil, which was originally Ikkit Rasil, meaning “Ever- Beings on Rasi”. Rasi meant and means a forest that has been cleared for slash and burn but has not yet been burnt. The form rasil means to do on rasi or to be on rasi. Ikki, in turn is iki in modern Finnish and it means ever. Yggd were originally Ikkit.
Sumerian legend of Gilgamesh tells a story about the great flood and this history continued in the myth of Noah. According to the original story of Gilgamesh, the great king of the Sumerians traveled back to their previous living area to see the flood survivors. Gilgamesh was a real person, the king of Uruk, who lived between 2800 and 2600 BC., thus much later of the possible great flood. Sumerian king Gilgamesh was listed as the fift ruler of the first dynasty of Uruk. He made a great impression on his contemporaries, and after his death he was worshipped as god. The earliest stories about him were written in Sumerian language, and they are likely to reflect the most genuine description of Gilgamesh stages.
Assyrian king Ashurbanipal (668- 627 BC.), obtaining written originals in Sumerian copied those writings for his library. The standard version of the Gilgamesh epic, in turn, is probably dating back to 1250 BC. In this standard version the epic hero Utnapishtim (in Finnish Utun-a-pistin, meaning Utu) had survived the great flood, which corresponds to Noah in the Bible. Sumerians built ziggurat pyramid- temples, which imitated the mountains where their sacred places were located before the flood. The remains of these pyramids have been found also in China and Japan, showing the extensions of the early Maris. Thus, the temple was called the SI- Kur (si> Fin. sielu, Engl. soul, kur> Finn. Kuru Engl. mountain or guru), meaning Soul Mountain. The word pyramid consisted of the words pi and ramid that is “phi frames”. The frames of the ziggurats were sacred and this mathematic- spiritual tradition spread to ancient Kemi- Egypt c. 2400 BC along the high priest class of Ur which formed the third dynasty, the first dynasty of the Old Kingdom.
Kemi- Egypt's first pyramid builder was an universal genius Imhotep, Hapiru who’s original, Kemi- Egyptian name was Jo- Jom- Hapit. It was written in hieroglyphs as Jj m
tp. Hapit was a shorter form of Hapiru, tend meaning plural (Engl. Hapis). Jom in turn meant “day” or “light”. There are many Scandinavian names and place names related to “jom”. Finnish “Jumala” (Engl. God) is derived from “jom”, as well as many other words. Jomvikings beared this ancient Finno- Aryan, Kemi- Egyptian word in the name of their Order. Jo- Jom- Hapit is generally connected to biblical Joseph because of their similar fates and circumstances. The first pyramid, planned by Jo- Jom- Hapit, was built in Sakkara, or Sakara, which was also the original form of Skara Brae. “Sakara” repeats in many placenames in Finland and elsewhere in north, forming part of the ancient leading centers and villages of the Habirus, or “Pirus” as they called themselves in the area of current Finland. The Roman Catholic Church deformed falsely “piru” - “heir” or “descendand” to mean “devil” and “evil”.
Not only was the story about the flood but also other Sumerian myths were transferred to the Bible among the Apirus. The story of Eve reminds the myth of creation of Enki, in which Ninhursang states to Enki: "My brother, what do you want? Enki answers: "Rib ache!" To which Ninhursang replied: "I have received at the time that Nin-ti created you." It is also interesting that the Sumerians considered themselves as "God's Chosen". Early Hapirus had the same understanding and opinion about themselves. They had Yah or Yuh, God who had chosen them as "His own special people". “Being selected” brought challenges, especially in the land of Canaan when surrounded by the polytheistic, human sacrifying Canaanites with their cult of Moloch and Baal. However, Mesopotamian and ancient Kemi- Egyptian Maris didn’t practice human sacrifying ritual, except twice during the second dynasty when a servant was buried with his master, but this did not happen at all during the Old Kingdom, which began with Jo- Jom- Hapit (Imhotep/Joseph) and the third dynasty.
The Bible’s myth of “the garden of Eden" was originally a Sumerian legend mentioned as “Tilmu” (til = life, kept alive and mu = growing, seed). Tilmu was located in the mountain area and it may have existed in the Caucasus Mountains, because in the Sumerian texts Tilmu is said to be “kauka-na”, Engl. far, hence the name "Caucasus". Caucasus has the same kauka/cauca root.
According to Sumerian legends, the initial, the very first seed of the mankind (more exactly of the Succupii- people) was planted in the mysterious mountain garden of Tilmu. This, of course, challenges a modern view of the history of (all the) mankind, which promotes a monkey evolution theory. In any case, it can be stated for sure, that the beginning, the root of the subsequent period of recorded history and civilization of the developed world can be considered being in mysterious Tilmu. Later it flourished in the Sumerian science, information, gardens, mathematics, astronomy, spiritual conscience and written language. Aryan Apirus wrote in latter Persian writings about Tilmu gardens describing them as “apiri-Daeza”, meaning "Apirus’ Datchas". Even today Russians’ summer homes are called “datchas”.
Sumerian myths and tradition tell about giants, Anunnaki. Anun naki is Finnish and it refers to an ancient Sumerian god of heaven An and his sons or servants Naki or Nakit. Anun is a genetive of An and Nakit is a plural form of Nakki. Nakki and Näkki belong to the Finnish vocabulary even nowadays. Poetry and tradition of ancient Finno- Aryan people, collected in Kalevala (Kalev was Biblical Caleb of Judah), tell about giant Näkki, a guardian of waters, who lived in a lake or in a sea. Interestingly, Enoch's original name was Ei- Näk, and Anak, a giant mentioned in the Bible was also originally Einäk. Einäk was likely an ancient, Levantian form of Näkki. Enoch is said to have been an ancestor of Noah, who, in turn, was originally a survivor of the great flood called Utnapishtim in the Sumerian tradition. Utun- a- pistin means Bayonet of Utu or Utu as Bayonet in English. Bayonet of Utu resembles the magical Sword of Odin or Thor’s Hammer in Norse Sagas. Utu was the god of justice and law and the master of truth, as well as the god of sun. He is often described wearing a horned helmet and carrying a weapon. Utu was believed to rise every morning to make a voyage through the sky, just like Ra in a latter Kemi-Egyptian myth. Upper class members of Ancient Kemi -Egypt called themselves Ra's sons. In other words; they were sons of Utu. Marilith, in turn, was like combined Skad (Sakat) and Frigg, Odin' s wifes, according to legend in Norse mytology. Thus she beared the names of her people, her descendants through history, Apiru- Sakas being an offshoot of the ruling priest class of Sumerian Maris.
According to the original Sumerian myths Anunnaki were sons of gods. They didn’t have any theology in creation of ape human beings, but a need to have workers for mining and agriculture. They had to develop a capasity and an intelligence of ape beings in order to make them capable to work.
Based on The Sumerian King List, Annunnaki arrived on Earth 120 sars before the Great Flood. According to Eusebius siting Berossus, one sar was 3600 years, one ner 600 years and one soss 60 years. A Finnish word sisar (Engl. sister) includes sar. The sun might have had, and still have a twin planet, which was called Sisar (Sister) in antiquity. One sar might have meant an orbital period of Sisar, in this case 3600 years. Researchers of the University of Berkeley are convinced that the sun has a twin planet. According to the book Explanation of Sumerian Tablets, Slabs and seals and Translation, written by Maximillian De Lafayette, one Assyrian slab includes a text “Anu sar Igigi va Anunnaki. The translation of De Lafayette is : “Anu king of Igigi and Anunnaki”. I might translate the slab text as following: Finn. Anu sar igi giva (iki kiva) Anun nakki, which is in English “ Anu sar Ever Nice Anu’s Nakki”. Igi (iki) repeats in the name of the life tree Yggdrasil, which was Iggit or Igigit Rasil. Iggi or Igi meant ever. Thus the Assyrian text connects An, sar and Anunnaki, the sons of An, or sons of gods, as they were described in the Bible.
Finland’s bedrock is one of the oldest in the earth. There are many interesting fossil- like formations, including a 2km long being in Lohja, in a place called Näkki, which is the Finnish form of Nakki or Naki.

This enormous statue or a giant fossil is c. 2 km long and his head is c. 640m long. Note the horn in his head. Other hand is binded by a bandage and it can be seen, that the nails of the other hand with three fingers are not like human nails, but growing upward. According to the Book of Enoch, the hand of Azazel was binded by Raphael, one of the four archangels. Photo: laser scanning map, Finnish NLS (paikkatieto.fi) Coordinates of the “nose” are 342025.408, 6709893.044.
This statue or fossil, lying in the place called Näkki (Nakki, Enoch, Ei- näk) is certainly linked to the ancient Sumerian myths of giants. There are some interesting details in the apogryphic Book of Enoch, which indeed might have a connection to this enormous being. Chapter 10. 6 states the following: Again the Lord said to Raphael, Bind Azazyel hand and foot; cast him into darkness; and opening the desert which is in Dudael, cast him in there. The hand of this enormous being is binded, as we can see in the laser scanning map. Azazyel's name was originally possibly Otsasyy. Otsa meant hearing or a front in ancient Habiru- Hebrew. In modern Finnish otsa is a front. Syy for its part means a reason and syyllisyys is quilt. The place called Dudael, or Tutala/Tuutala might have been an ancient prediluvian kingdom or place in the current area of Finland. According to the Book of Enoch, a giant Azazyel got a judgement before the great flood and he, with his hand binded, was placed inTutala, which is nowadays called Näkki, referring to Enoch (Ei- näk). Among other things, this tells us about a long term presence of Essenes and other Habirus in the current Finnish area, a profound knowledge of the Sumerian culture, ancient writings and prediluvian history.
There is also mentioned a person called Arsayalalyur (originally Varsajalal-Jur, which is the same name than Varsa, an original name of Osiris in hieroglyphic texts. Jalal means by foot or on foot) in the Chapter 10. He was adviced to prepare himself for a flood to save himself and his descendants. He had a same role as Utun- a-pistin in the postdiluvian, Sumerian tradition:
Chapter 10. 2 And sent Arsayalalyur to the son of Lamech,
Arsayalalyur. Here one Greek text reads "Uriel."
3Saying, Say to him in my name, Conceal yourself.
4Then explain to him the consummation which is about to take place; for all the earth shall perish; the waters of a deluge shall come over the whole earth, and all things which are in it shall be destroyed.
This verse was probably written in ancient Kemi- Egypt, because Utnapishtim was now Arsajalalyur, referring to Osiris. There seems to be different time layers in the Book of Enoch, and unfortunately also falsification by the Romans, perhaps including Josephus. In any case, the oldest parts of the Book of Enoch might have been counted or written in the antediluvian period, based on the enormous fossil in Näkki , and its astonishing similarities with Azazyel mentioned by Enoch, who beared originally the same name “Näkki” as the place in Lohja.
Utun- a- Pistin, the survivor of the great flood, refers to Utu (Engl .mist) and/or to his weapon, as mencioned previously.Utu was basically the same than Norse Odin. Enoch, or some Isi (Essene) refers to Utu in the chapter 14: 8 as following: And the vision was shown to me thus: Behold, in the vision clouds invited me and a mist summoned me, and the course of the stars and the lightnings sped and hastened me, and the winds in the vision caused me to fly and lifted me upward, and bore me into heaven.
Essenes (originally Isiys) called their priests as Clouds. Utu or Usva (Asva in Vedic texts), in turn, means mist in Finnish, thus priests and Utu had invited Enoch or someone, whose words are presented in the Book of Enoch. Heaven was Essenes' place and Louhi, in turn, meant lightning and fire in antiquity, as well as Salama (which was the real name of Salomon-“Of Salama” ie Salaman), thus Enoch or someone who wrote in his name is talking about a meeting with the royals and Essenes of north. Northern royals were related people and familiars of Greek, Levantian and Greek Anatolian Hapiru- Aryans. Enoch goes on telling the following:
9. And I went in till I drew nigh to a wall which is built of crystals and surrounded by tongues of fire: and it began to affright me. And I went into the tongues of fire and drew nigh to a large house which was built of crystals: and the walls of the house were like a tesselated floor (made) of crystals, and its groundwork was of crystal. 11. Its ceiling was like the path of the stars and the lightnings, and between them were fiery cherubim, and their heaven was (clear as) water.
In other words, there was possibly a royal building made of crystal, with torches enlighting the house. Further on, there were fiery Gathas, Goths keeping a watch, based on that heaven, or an element of these fiery cherubim was water. Goths called themselves Ves, which means water. Vesi is still water in Finnish. Romans called them Visigoths, Visi being a modification of Ves. Feng Shui refers to water as well; Veen Suu, meaning Power/ Spirit of Water (Feng derives from Veen and Veen is a genitive of Ves). The description is likely written in 1000 AD, but it is difficult to say for sure, without knowing the original text. However, there is a possibility, that Enoch's (or who ever wrote in his name) experience was indeed an encounter with alien forces. I found an alien head made of stone in a burial site, which was part of an ancient Aryan tribes' kingdom in Tavastia. The alien headstone was left there as a memorial gift among other headstones, which looked like a normal human head. The alien head resembles a lot of objects presenting alien heads, found in Ojuelos de Jalisco in Mexico. I introduce the head I found in a later chapter. In any case, the use of the Christian theology and words like “quilt”, “Son of Man” and “Adam” tell us that Book of Enoch is at least partly manipulated and maybe even falsified. Still, there are interesting details which seem to be authentic, having roots in the mythical Anunnaki culture.
According to Finno- Aryan tradition, Nakki or Näkki refers to the giants who lived also in water. Old Finno- Aryan tradition knows a sea monster that concieved a young woman called Iro, who, in turn, gave birth to three ancient Kalevalan heroes. These heroes participated in a creation of the Earth. Sarmatian Merovingian had a similar legend about a sea monster, “a beast of Neptune”, who was said to had fathered a Merovingian line. Do we have any concrete evidence about these mysterious An' s Nakkis or Näkkis, who were mentioned by some of the most brilliant and brave European warriors and kings? Hard evidence, thought not verified, might be a photo of an enormous being in the depths of The Lake Baikal. Reportedly, similar aliens live in Lake Issikul and various other lakes in remote parts of Russia.

Alien photographed in the Lake Baikal.
This “Nakki” was reportedly photographed by divers of the USSR army, who were exercising in The Lake Baikal in 1982. Alien in the photo, along with other similar beings, was about 3 meters long, wearing a silver suit and a helmet, without having any mask or a compression device.
Local military commander ordered some divers to the depths to catch and capture one alien and to bring it up. As we can assume, it was a suicide attempt. When seven divers surrounded one Nakki and started to cover it with net, powerful force threw them instantaneously to the surface. This, of course caused a fatal condition, aeroembolism, to the unlucky divers. Lack of pressure chambers caused the death of three divers, because only one pressure chamber was available and authors of the basement were able to place only four divers into one two- placed chamber. These four divers survived, but badly disabled.
Local people have reported numerous and continuous mysterious phenomenas in the Lake Baikal including lights and moving round objects, emerging from the lake, flying and disappearing again into the lake after transforming from yellow to red light. Lake Baikal is one of the most acient lakes in the Earth. It was formed about 30 millons years ago and like other Siberian places, stores big amounts of methane. Researchers have found c. 7 000 enormous methane gas bubbles in Siberia, which can explose at any moment. Some have already done it, forming big craters. One important inorganic, abiotic source of methane is chrystalline bedrock. Abiotic means that methane is produced without organic matters or biological activity, for example due to water- rock reactions. Early life in the earth possibly needed methane as we need oxygen, which was poisonous to other life forms. The Great Oxygenation Event possibly changed circumstancies making life impossible to inorganic forms on the surface of the earth.
Marilith or Lilith was a Sumerian fertility and agricultural goddess. She had a name according to her Sumerian tribe Mari. Lil, in turn, refers to wind and Lilith likely was the origin of the Aryan sauna cult with lil or leia, meaning ley in English and löyly in Finnish. This Sauna cult was spread also to the Vedic India among Aryan Hapirus. Lilith protected children and helped to harvest food. Over the years she was demonized by other nations and religions, mainly by Babylonian and Canaan cultures and later by Talmudic culture. God Utu, a giant and a husband of Marilith or Lilith was called also Samash. UtuSucsuksukufamilyNe- Pii- Lim,FinnArabicEngl