Billy Carson walks through the Sumerian King List, a tablet he says is held at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, arguing it documents real kings, cities and improbably long reigns predating conventional chronology. He cites named rulers such as Alulim of Eridu, said to have reigned 28,800 years, and other kings credited with tens of thousands of years each, and argues archaeologists have confirmed the physical remains of the cities listed. Carson contends these extended lifespans were possible because ancient rulers understood techniques of longevity, including what he calls an elixir of life and methods of consciousness transfer between bodies inside structures he calls the Halls of Amenti. He connects this to his recurring claim that human chromosome two was fused and capped with telomeres roughly 200,000 years ago, capping the maximum human lifespan at around 120 years, a figure he says Harvard research has independently identified. He closes by describing artifacts in Egypt, including diorite stone he says shows signs of having been reshaped by an unexplained energy field.
Topics: Sumerian King List, Ashmolean Museum, Halls of Amenti, chromosome telomeres, ancient longevity
What is the Sumerian Kings List, and why does it claim that ancient kings ruled Earth for hundreds of thousands of years?
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