Hypothesis: "Feral Sumerians" and the Connection to the Anunnaki General Introduction to the Hypothesis According to alternative interpretations of ancient Sumerian texts (such as "Atrahasis," "Enuma Elish," and "The Lost Book of Enki"), the Anunnaki—advanced beings from the planet Nibiru—arrived on Earth approximately 430,000–200,000 years ago to mine gold (needed to repair their planet's atmosphere). They created modern humans (the first "Sumerians") through genetic engineering: combining the "blood and flesh" of one of their gods with "clay" (local hominids). Humans were made as slaves for gold mining in southern Africa. Part of this group escaped or "went feral" (lost contact and control), becoming "feral Sumerians" (одичавшие шумеры), who evolved into Cro-Magnons and migrated to Eurasia.
After a global catastrophe (flood/asteroid ~12,800–10,800 BCE), the Anunnaki returned, took control of survivors, and established the classical Sumerian civilization in Mesopotamia. Detailed Structure of the Hypothesis: Creation of the First Sumerians as Slaves for Gold Mining (~200,000 BCE) The Anunnaki (divided into classes, with workers rebelling) created the first Homo sapiens in southern Africa (the "Abzu" region—Witwatersrand mines, about 240 km from Maputo). Process: They killed one of the rebels, mixed his blood/flesh with "clay" (primitive hominids)—akin to cloning or genetic engineering. Key Quote from the Source (Translated): "The worker-gods... took one of them, killed him, and created humanity, mixing the flesh and blood of a god with clay" (from "Atrahasis," lines 14-15). Purpose: Slaves for gold extraction (gold wasn't used for tools—it's too soft—but for the Anunnaki's technological needs...
