Did Eve Come from the Gold Mines? Then there’s the so-called Eve theory that people have been trying to put down for a long time. Scientists took a certain component in the DNA molecule and overlapped it to show which one came first, and they figured out that the first person of humanity lived somewhere between 150- and 250,000 years ago. And that first person, whom they called Eve, happened to come from the exact valley the Sumerians claim that we were mining gold [Fig. 310]! Since then one scientist has discarded this theory because there are many other ways to look at the DNA origins. But I still find it remarkable that this theory just happened to point at the same valley where the Sumerian records say it all started.
Thoth’s Version of the Origin of Our Race Now, let’s see how similar Thoth’s version is. He agrees with the Melchizedek tradition that our particular race didn’t start 350,000 years ago as Sitchin says, but exactly 200,207 years ago (from 1993), or 198,214 years B.C. He said that the original people of our race were placed on an island located off the coast of southern Africa, called Gondwanaland. I don’t know if this is the right shape for Gondwanaland [Fig. 3-11]; it’s not important, but it was in that area. They were placed here primarily so that they could be contained and not leave. When they evolved enough to be useful to the Nefilim, they were transported to the mining area in Africa and to various other places where they were used to mine gold and perform other services. So this original race, our ancestors, developed and evolved there on the island of Gondwanaland for about 50- to 70,000 years. You can see on this map how the various landmasses could have fit together at one time, and this is what scientists now suspect is true. They call this one landmass, before it divided, Gondwanaland. They got the name from the creation stories of the tribes in western Africa. If you read the various creation stories of these tribes, they all have different ideas about how creation took place, but one thread Fig. 3-11. Gondwanaland runs through all of them exactly the same. They all say they came from the west, from an island off the western shore of Africa, and that it was called Gondwana. They all agree on that one piece of information, with the one known exception of the Zulus, who claim to have come from space. The Sumerian records actually picture humans as about one-third the height of the Nefilim. The Nefilim were definitely giants compared to us. They were 10 to 16 feet tall, if you believe the records. I don’t see any reason for them to lie. Thoth said that there were giants on the Earth, but he didn’t say who they were or anything more about them. The Bible 87