Some scientists suggest that the development of the Sumerian civilization was greatly influenced by aliens. In defense of this theory, they cite the results of their research, during which they studied drawings and ancient texts written on clay tablets.
According to these researchers, many of the drawings depicted discs and rockets flying through the sky, and even people standing near aircraft. Experts suggest that some of the signs painted on the clay tablets represent the flying ships of the aliens.
For example, a sign depicting a long cylindrical object with a pointed end was read by them as "din gir" - "gods from fiery rockets."
Sumerian legends mention "sparkling round objects flying in the sky like eagles" and "shems walking across the sky." At the same time, the word "shem", according to scientists, the Sumerians called the flying saucers of aliens. The very name of Sumer was written as "ki en gir", which means "country of the rulers of missiles."
So, for example, in the legend of Gilgamesh through the mouth of the Sumerian king it is said: "In the land where I come, I will find my shem, and in the place where the shems rise, I will rise in my shem to the very sky."
And on one of the clay tablets that keep the life story of the legendary king, the following is written: “At first, the sky darkened, and then lit up with the brightest flash of light, from which the mighty“God of the Sun”appeared.
For a while he looked at the people standing in front of him, and then he left, taking with him Gilgamesh's friend Enkindu. It goes on to say that after traveling through the sky, Enkidu died of a mysterious disease, in which Gilgamesh blamed the "poisonous breath of the heavenly beast" (according to researchers, this is nothing more than radiation).
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There are many strange objects and creatures on the impressions of the Sumerian seals. Aliens and their technology?
The alleged contact of the Sumerians with aliens is also mentioned in an ancient Mesopotamian text found in the library of King Ashurbanipal. It was written around 2500 BC. e. The legend tells about King Etana, nicknamed the Good, who lived about 5000 years ago.
It is also mentioned that once on the city square near the royal palace a "flying iron shield" landed, from which came out tall, dark-skinned, fair-haired people dressed in loose clothes.
They invited King Ethan to the ship and offered to travel with them to distant planets. The king agreed, and the ship quickly took off into the sky. Struck, Ethan saw through the porthole the Earth the size of a loaf of bread, which soon disappeared from view. Traveling in a spaceship, the king visited Mars, the Moon and Venus.
When on Earth two weeks had passed since the day when Ethan flew away on the "iron shield", the courtiers, deciding that he was dead, began to look for a successor to the throne. Suddenly, suddenly, a flying ship appeared in the sky over the city, surrounded by fire, which landed right in front of the palace.
Gradually the flame calmed down, and out of the ship came out alive and unharmed King Ethan, accompanied by the "gods" who stayed with him in the palace for several days.
An imprint of a Sumerian seal with a likely image of the planets.
Further in the texts it is told that the king once again ascended into the sky, but this time on another ship, similar to the "iron eagle".
Also, during excavations in Mesopotamia, scientists discovered an unusual seal that allegedly depicted a flight between Earth and Mars. The earth on the seal is drawn in the form of seven circles, and Mars is represented by a six-pointed star. Between them is a winged disk that flies between two distant planets.
In addition, the seal also depicts two "gods". According to scientists, the age of this seal is approximately 6 thousand years.
O. Dubrovskaya. From the book "Secrets of Ancient Races"