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Gerald Clark’s research enters the disputed world of the Anunnaki, ancient Sumerian gods, genetic intervention, and the origins of humanity. Drawing from Mesopotamian texts and alternative interpretations, this episode follows Clark’s claim that the gods of the ancient world may have been advanced beings who shaped early civilisation—and perhaps altered the human species itself. Were the Anunnaki only figures of mythology, or does the oldest recorded history preserve memories of contact with beings from beyond Earth?

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What if humanity was not created for freedom, but for labour? In this episode, we investigate the controversial theory that the Anunnaki engineered early humans as a mining workforce, designed to extract gold and other resources from the Earth. Drawing from Mesopotamian creation stories, ancient Sumerian texts, later alternative interpretations, and the writings that transformed the Anunnaki into extraterrestrial overseers, we trace how the idea of a human employment program took shape. Were the first workers servants of the gods, ritual labourers of the temples, or genetically altered miners controlled by beings from another world? From the burden placed upon the Igigi to the creation of humankind from clay and divine blood, this episode enters the mines, workshops, and sacred cities of ancient Mesopotamia to separate the original myths from the modern theory.

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Were the Anunnaki simply gods recorded in the clay tablets of ancient Mesopotamia, or memories of advanced beings who arrived on Earth in the distant past? In this episode, Robert Steven Thomas investigates the controversial theory that the Anunnaki descended from the heavens, established settlements among the earliest civilizations, and altered the course of human development. Drawing upon Sumerian creation accounts, Babylonian texts, king lists, temple traditions, and alternative interpretations of ancient history, the discussion follows claims of genetic intervention, lost technology, celestial visitors, and the origins of kingship, agriculture, mining, and organized society. From Enki and Enlil to Nibiru, the creation of humankind, and the great flood traditions, this episode asks whether the oldest written records preserve mythology, misunderstood history, or evidence of contact between humanity and beings from another world.

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In this special bonus episode from the archive, author and researcher Marshall Klarfeld presents his controversial interpretation of the Sumerian Anunnaki and their possible role in shaping ancient history. Drawing upon Mesopotamian traditions, early creation accounts and the writings associated with ancient Sumer, Klarfeld asks whether the gods described on clay tablets were merely mythological figures—or memories of powerful beings who influenced the rise of civilization. The discussion moves through humanity’s origins, the sudden growth of organised society, ancient technology, kingship and the possibility that knowledge was deliberately handed down to early cultures. Challenging conventional history at every turn, this episode enters a world of gods, rulers and forgotten beginnings, asking whether the story of the Anunnaki could preserve evidence of a hidden chapter in the human past.

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Gerald Clark Archive Release Bonus show, Ancient Mesopotamian texts speak of powerful beings who descended from the heavens, shaped civilisation, and altered humanity itself. For decades, Zecharia Sitchin argued that these beings—the Anunnaki—were not merely gods of myth, but visitors whose intervention left traces in our history, our legends, and perhaps even our DNA.

Anunnaki Origins in Our DNA brings together ancient texts, archaeological mysteries, genetic anomalies, and forgotten traditions to reconsider one of the most controversial ideas of the modern age. From the sudden rise of civilisation in Sumer to the strange gaps in the human evolutionary record, the evidence raises a question that conventional history has never fully answered:

Were we created only by nature—or were we changed by something that came from the stars?

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In this special archive release, Gerald Clark discusses the Anunnaki, ancient Mesopotamian traditions, human origins, hidden knowledge and the possibility that the gods described in Sumerian records were advanced beings whose influence shaped early civilisation. Drawing from his research into cuneiform texts, astronomy and alternative history, Clark presents a provocative interpretation of humanity’s distant past and asks whether the story of the Anunnaki may also point towards a coming transformation in human consciousness. (Rest in Peace Gerald)

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Who stood above the Anunnaki—and who directed their activities on Earth?

This episode investigates the idea that the beings remembered in ancient Mesopotamian tradition were not acting alone, but answered to an older and more powerful council operating beyond the human world. From divine assemblies and heavenly decrees to planetary rulers, watchers and creator gods, the discussion follows the possibility of a hidden hierarchy behind humanity’s earliest accounts of contact with non-human intelligence.

Were the Anunnaki merely visitors, servants or administrators carrying out orders from elder overlords? Did ancient stories preserve distorted memories of an extraterrestrial command structure, with Earth treated as a colony, laboratory or strategic outpost? Elder Gods of the Anunnaki enters the shadowed territory between mythology, ancient astronomy and modern theories of the extraterrestrial presence on Earth.

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Could the Anunnaki have operated within our solar system for far longer than recorded history suggests? In this episode of Journal of the Ancient Ones, Don Schorn presents a sweeping alternative theory in which ancient visitors were not merely brief travellers to Earth, but members of an advanced civilisation whose presence may have extended across planets, moons and vast stretches of cosmic time.

The discussion moves beyond conventional readings of Mesopotamian mythology to consider lost planetary history, ancient astronomical knowledge, vanished civilisations and the possibility that humanity inherited fragments of a story reaching back millions—or even billions—of years. Could Mars, the asteroid belt and the distant worlds of the outer solar system preserve traces of an Anunnaki past?

Don Schorn joins us to investigate the possibility that Earth was only one chapter in a much older solar-system history, and that the gods remembered by the ancient world may have belonged to a civilisation whose origins lie far beyond the accepted timeline of humankind.

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Sargon, the mighty king, king of Agade, am I.My mother was a changeling, my father I knew not.The brother(s) of my father loved the hills.My city is Azupiranu, which is situated on the banks of the Euphrates.My changeling mother conceived me, in secret she bore me.She set me in a basket of rushes, with bitumen she sealedMy lid.She cast me into the river which rose not (over) me,The river bore me up and carried me to Akki, thedrawer of water.Okay we all know that he was a Semitic speaker that conquered the Sumerians.That he is likened to Nimrod in one aspect and yet very Moses like in another,and the Moses like image pre-dates him back to the Sumerians themselves,but a quote that I had never paid much attention to was the My mother was a changeling, my father I knew not. wtf??..#Sargon #Akkadian #Anunnaki

Now on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/58Y61M78gDxzaSWQPrD6z9The story of the #GreatFlood has its origins in Sumer, the southern part of ancient Babylonia. Even though the younger Epic of #Atrahasis and the Epic of #Gilgamesh , written in Babylonian, change many details, they continue to refer to Šuruppak as the city of the hero of the Flood story, even though the Sumerian name of the hero, Ziusudra, has been changed into Atrahasis or Ut-napištim. In the youngest Babylonian version, by Berossus, we see the origal name return: testimony to the vitality of the Sumerian story, which has been called Eridu Genesis by modern scholars.