The Sumerian tablet that reveals a temple built by the GODS themselves - what if it's true?

A clay tablet from 2600 BC claims a temple was built by the gods themselves. 📜 You won't find this on YouTube: The Clay Record Collection. All four volumes, The Clay Record, The King List, The Anunnaki Tablets and Made from Clay, as PDF + audiobook. https://sumerian.fgmh.store/ This video investigates the specific Sumerian clay tablets that describe a temple constructed by divine hands. We look at the real artifacts held in the British Museum and the Ashmolean Museum. The text describes architecture that seems impossible for early masonry. Some scholars see this as poetic license used by priests to demand respect. Others see it as a memory of advanced engineering. We examine the Kish Tablet and the Sumerian King List. We look at the gap in the records where a ruler is said to have lived for ten thousand years. We analyze the literal translations of these ancient texts. The goal is to separate the myth from the evidence. We will see the real objects one by one. The interpretation is left open for you to decide. We start with the Kish Tablet found in southern Iraq. It dates back to around 2600 BCE. It lists early kings but contains a strange gap. It mentions a ruler who reigned for ten thousand years. This is a very long time even by ancient standards. The text says he was a son of the gods. This suggests a hybrid lineage to some theorists. We then move to the Sumerian King List. This massive document exists in many fragments. The main version is in Oxford. It lists the kings of Sumer before the flood. The dates are incredibly long. This sets the stage for our deeper dive into the temple construction. 🔔 Subscribe to the channel and hit the bell icon so you never miss a new deep dive into ancient mysteries.