Matt LaCroix breaks down how the story of Noah traces back to much older flood myths. Long before the Bible, ancient Mesopotamian tablets like the Epic of Gilgamesh, Atra-Hasis, and the Enuma Elish described floods, kings, and real places that still exist today. When you line these texts up, the story doesn’t shrink. It gets bigger. And they all point back to the same region… Lake Van. How do you think these ancient flood stories connect? #religion #flood #mythology #ancienthistory #fblifestyle

The Epic of Gilgamesh survives on ancient cuneiform tablets written over four thousand years ago. These tablets preserve the story of Gilgamesh and Enkidu, the battle with Humbaba in the Cedar Forest, Ishtar sending the Bull of Heaven, Enkidu’s death, and the search for Utnapishtim after the great flood. Each tablet adds another piece to one of the oldest heroic records on Earth. Which part of the tablets interests you the most? #ancient #mystery #ancientdiscoveries #mythology #fblifestyle | Anc

Let’s look back at the spook-tacular fun we had at #OpenAirCinemaOne: An eerie-sistible Halloween Movie Night! 👻🕸 We hope you had a fang-tastic time, Kapamilya! 💜 Until the next outdoor screening! See you soon! 🍿✨ | Cinema One

Most people think the Mayan calendar was created by the Maya… But Graham Hancock drops a bomb: 🧠 It was inherited—from a forgotten civilization the Aztecs called the Rubber People. The Olmecs didn’t just come first. They may have laid the foundations for everything that followed. Watch what history class won’t show you. 👁️ #joerogan #grahamhancock #ancientdiscoveries #olmec #fblifestyle | Ancient Spook

“Rubber People.” That’s what the Aztecs called them. But the Olmecs were far more than a nickname. Some believe they passed down timekeeping, architecture—and even the calendar that made the Maya famous. Archaeologists acknowledge they came first. But how much did we really inherit from them? Watch this and decide for yourself. 🧠 Have you ever heard of the Olmecs before today? #ancienthistory #maya #mexico #ancientdiscoveries #fblifestyle | Ancient Spook