in the same region, indicating a continuity of cultural development. David M. Rohl's theories suggest a connection between biblical narratives and historical events in the Fertile Crescent, particularly around the area of Göbekli Tepe and the rivers that sustained early civilizations. He posits that the rivers mentioned in Genesis correspond to actual rivers in the region, and that the migration of early inhabitants from Eden to Sumer aligns with archaeological findings. The discoveries of pottery in northern Zagros further support the idea of a cultural progression from this area, leading to significant advancements such as the invention of writing and the establishment of the city of Uruk. Overall, Rohl's interpretations challenge traditional views of biblical history by linking them to tangible historical and archaeological evidence.
The location of Eden. Apendix III
by Alberto Canen 
in
English Spiritual Stories
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The location of Eden - Extract from an article published by Fernando Cohnen (16 12 2007) on discoveries made in Gobekli Tepe, Turkey. Despite how controversial the proposals of the British Egyptologist David M. Rohl are, the fact is that some parables of Genesis bear resemblance to actual events that took place thousands of years ago in the fields around the lakes Van and Urmia, nestled in the Fertile Crescent , a broad region encompassing southern Turkey,
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Genesis, the seven days of Creation.
Alberto Canen has found an alternative way to answer these and other questions in the Genesis. He has found a r...
Alberto Canen has found an alternative way to answer these and other questions in the Genesis. He has found a r...