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The OAHSPE Bible mentions a flood, referred to as the deluge or flood of waters. It describes the submersion of the continent of Pan (also called Wagga), located in the Pacific Ocean, approximately 24,000 years before the Kosmon era (around 22,118 BC). This event purged the earth of corruption, including druks (low mortals) and fetals, through earthquakes, torrential rains, and rising seas that covered mountains. The I’hins (Faithists) were saved in 138 ships, carrying pairs of living creatures and food supplies. After 150 days, the ships landed in five regions, repopulating the earth: Guatama (Americas), Jaffeth (China), Shem (India), Ham (Africa/Egypt), and Yista (Japan).
Exact quote from page 133: “36. For behold, I will bring a flood of waters upon the earth, even above the highest mountains; for I will destroy the corruption thereof, and purge it of all uncleanness.”
- South America
- China
- India
- Africa/Egypt
- Japan
According to the California Academy of Sciences modern humans populated America after 20,000 years ago.
South America
A 2024 study published in PLOS ONE identified cut marks on the bones of a glyptodont (a giant armadillo relative) from the Pampean region in Argentina. Radiocarbon dating of these fossils places them at around 21,000 years old.
And from an article from 2020; stone artifacts found in the Chiquihuite Cave in northern Mexico suggest that Homo sapiens lived in the area around 33,000 years ago.
Even before the recent findings in Mexico, signs of human presence on the continent over 18,000 years ago had been discovered in Monte Verde, Chile, and 20,000-year-old rocks modified by Homo sapiens had been found in Serra da Capivara, Piauí, and Santa Elina, Mato Grosso. (link)
Japan
Shiraho Saonetabaru Cave: Discovered during airport construction, this site yielded the oldest and a nearly complete human skeleton in East Asia, around 27,000 years old, found in a cave on Ishigaki Island.
Minatogawa Man: Found earlier in Okinawa, these four skeletons from 20,000 to 22,000 years ago are among the oldest known human remains in Japan.
Modern Japanese appear to be genetically descended from the Paleolithic Minatogawa people, according to DNA analysis of human remains in Okinawa Prefecture dating from 20,000 years ago. link
The Minatogawa Man should be assigned to the oldest type of Mongoloids or modern Homo sapiens in East Asia. We infer that he might be a direct ancestor of Jomon people, but not an ancestor of the Upper Cave and Liujian men. link
