[blueplum]

The ruler, carved on a statue of Gudea holding an architectural plan, allows scale-ability of blueprints. The article goes into detail about the ancient Sumar city of Girsu, where, Dr. Rey says, the Flood story of the Bible originated.

[Tennessee Nana]

PING

[Salman]

If there really were a flood, the Sumerians would have recent memories of it before the Biblical account was written.

Not definitively proving anything, just saying.

[PIF]

The Flood was around 10900 BC.

[Farmerbob]

Noah: ... What’s a cubit?

[Wuli]

Cultures from all over the world have their ancestral flood stories. It all comes from the end of the last ice age and some catastropic events that happened during that period.

[bert]

And yet, if they actually exist, none of the instructions were actually included in the article. Perhaps there were in fact, no such rules, merely archeologist pronouncements

[Ezekiel]

Posting to have it in the line-up to read tomorrow.

A Sumerian “sacred code” has been deciphered, revealing divinely inspired building instructions echoed in the Bible.

Not to be confused with the Sacred Cod.

But then again, the lines kind of get murky because in Hebrew, a cod is spelled the same as a code [קוד], but also the Hebrew-origin word for a cod is a bakala [בקלה] which also spells Kabbalah [קבלה].

I'll probably end up in hot water for mentioning any of this. 🤫