On the Sumerian tablets, they found an image of a nuclear bomb and the consequences of its use. The ancient Sumerians left behind many records on clay tablets, having deciphered which, scientists suggested that this mysterious civilization perished as a result of deliberate destructive actions.
The ancient Sumerians did not assimilate with the nearest peoples and did not become the prey of the invaders, just thousands of years ago nuclear bombs fell on the Sumerian cities! Then a young Assyrian state came to these territories, which occupied and rebuilt some empty Sumerian cities. What caused the destruction of this mysterious civilization? Who did it and when?
Here is what ancient clay tablets can tell us: “Sumer suffered a severe catastrophe, a huge hurricane, which came from nowhere, swept away the cities, after which a fiery wind rose. The sun did not shine during the day, and the moon did not shine at night, there were no stars to be seen. The air became poisoned, plants did not grow, the cities became deserted."
The ancient Sumerians claimed that before this disaster, the gods left the temples and people. An ancient document called "The Lament of Uruk" contains records where it is said that the gods went to the neighboring mountains and hid there. Why did they do this?
Maybe it was a planned operation, and the Sumerian gods took refuge in special bunkers, and then blew up the bombs? Almost all the cities are empty, the records do not contain information about any war, it seems that this was a purposeful action.
The description agrees with the consequences that occur after a nuclear explosion: poisonous rains fell, the fiery wind burned, the water in rivers and reservoirs became bitter, etc.
It can be assumed that the Ancient Sumer was overtaken by some kind of epidemic, but in this case the description would contain completely different details. In addition, for example, the plague would not in any way affect the eclipse of the sky, did not generate a hot wind and would not change the taste of the water.
The events in Sumer that took place thousands of years ago became the prototypes of some biblical stories. Many scientists agree that the destruction of the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah is not a myth at all, the details described are very similar to the explosion of a nuclear bomb. Of course, it is not immediately believed that in ancient times people possessed knowledge about the fission of the atomic nucleus.
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But imagine if our modern civilization were destroyed by an atomic war, it would also be very difficult for our heirs, thousands of years later, to believe that people with a high level of knowledge and technology once existed.
By the way, the ancient Sumerians argued that the well-known Dead Sea acquired the properties we know just as a result of the ancient nuclear "bombing".