AUTHOR’S NOTESI am indebted to two people: Ron Wyatt, the
controversial, self-styled archaeologist, whose research determined the path
and exploits of Moses and the Israelites; and the explorer, George Potter,
who first advanced the notion that Noah landed in north-west Saudi Arabia. I
was inspired by these two theories to write this book.
It is a proven fact that a meteorite fell to earth in
the Al Amarah marshes approximately 4,500 years ago; and, according to the
geologists, more than likely triggered a sub-oceanic earthquake along the
divide between the African and Arabian tectonic plates. No one, to my
knowledge, has allied these two events to the Deluge and the effect it had
on the voyage of Noah – Ziusudra, the tenth Sumerian ruler.
The Mamluks, or as some prefer, the Mam
