They’ve been translated and they tell exciting stories about how gods intermingled with human beings and actually had a hand in the creation of human beings. They created man according to the Samrian text. They created Adam and Eve. >> Archaeologists entered the chamber beneath and found strange tablets older than civilization that described a creation process meant to remain buried forever. And they explain in the Sumerian creation tales that this was an arduous process. So it’s very possible that our genetic evolution was a process done by the Anunnaki to create us in their image and after their likeness.
>> The symbols outlined shocking steps taken by Enki. The ancient figure once called the creator, but the tablets showed something far more disturbing. What we’re looking at here is a Sumerian tablet that actually shows the tree of life flanked by divine beings. You can see here the Anunnaki on each side. We also see the winged disc, a symbolic reference that the Anunnaki had the power of flight. They recorded how he shaped early humans, then deliberately removed something from them. For the first time, researchers saw evidence that humanity was never allowed to reach its true form.
The discovery beneath Iridu, tablets older than writing. The discovery at Aridu began as a routine excavation, and the team on site expected nothing more than pottery fragments and damaged bricks from early Sumerian houses. Everything changed when a vibration scan revealed a hollow space far below the level where the first ubi settlements should have existed. The team cleared away several meters of compacted soil and reached a layer that made no sense. It rested far below the earliest known Sumerian occupation and did not match any known cultural layer in Mesopotamian archaeology. Once the workers opened the chamber, they realized they had stepped into something that should not exist at all. Inside the chamber, they found dozens of tablets arranged neatly in rows.
These tablets were made from a type of clay that was harder than ordinary pottery and carried markings that no one recognized. Archaeologists soon learned that the tablets were older than any writing ever recorded. Radiocarbon tests on the sediment trapped around them placed their age thousands of years before the invention of cunioform. The symbols were arranged in repeating sequences and followed patterns too structured to be random decorations. This meant someone had created a form of writing long before any civilization was supposed to understand how to record language. The team found more than tablets. Cylindrical vessels were sealed into the walls and many of them were fused to the clay as if they had been heated and cooled under controlled conditions. Samples taken from these vessels showed a mixture of mineral and organic material. This combination is not natural and suggests the vessels had been intentionally sealed with something that once contained biological matter. Several tablets mentioned a location called a zidu. Scholars translated this phrase as house of life. Ancient Egypt used the same term Parank which also means house of life.
The Parank was a protected archive where Egyptians stored medical knowledge, healing practices, and writings that explained how life was believed to work. Only selected scribes and priests could enter it. The biblical book of life describes a record that holds the names and destinies of human beings, which also connects the idea of life to written information. These similarities suggest that long before these cultures developed separately, there may have been an older idea about a place where the secrets of life were kept. This raised difficult questions about how the same concept appeared in civilizations that had no direct contact for many centuries. Laboratory tests revealed another surprise. A crystalline residue on the tablets contained small fragments of proteins. These proteins resembled those found in early hominids. The structure of these fragments did not match the way organic materials normally decay. This meant the proteins had not entered the tablets through natural contamination.
Someone had placed biological matter onto these tablets and had done so with a method that protected part of the molecular structure from complete breakdown. Leaked notes from the discovery stated that the tablets came from a time before the kings and before the flood and even before man. The phrase before the kings refers to the period described in the Sumerian king lists. These lists record the names of rulers who supposedly reigned long before known history began. The lists claim that kingship which means organized leadership and the right to rule was given to humanity by the gods before the great flood. This made the leaked note even more unsettling because it suggested the tablets were older than the very beginning of organized society. These findings forced every researcher to face a difficult question. If some form of writing existed before civilization began, then what kind of information did these tablets record? The instructions hidden in the tablets. Once the Aridu tablets were cleaned and photographed, translators noticed something that immediately separated these inscriptions from familiar ancient texts, the writing did not follow the rhythm or structure of religious poetry.
It lacked the repeated praises and symbolic images that normally appear in temple hymns. Instead, the verbs followed a simple pattern. Each line described an action followed by a clear result. The words mix, bind, measure, and divide appeared again and again. These are basic actions used in any controlled process. Modern laboratory notes use a similar structure. This made the translators question whether they were reading myth or instructions that described a real procedure. The numerical sequences carved beside these verbs caused even more debate. The numbers followed a repeating pattern of 4, 16, 64, and 128. These numbers could be explained as early mathematics, but they also match the structure of the genetic code. Modern DNA uses four bases that combine into 64 codeons. The presence of these numbers on tablets older than writing created questions that no one knew how to answer. Either the numbers represented an unknown counting system or they reflected a deeper understanding of how life is built. The tablets also used a term that had never appeared in known Sumerian religious texts. The word was tessi. Scholars translated this term as life pattern because it appears beside instructions that describe mixing, measuring, and shaping living material. In Sumerian, the word me often referred to a set of qualities or functions that define something. When paired with the word tez, which relates to structure or arrangement, the most accurate meaning became the pattern that makes life what it is. This term describes something