Prove THIS is what I'm asking:

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The Space inhabitants sent expeditions to visit Earth. Everywhere their spaceships landed, they were described as gods from the sky, of thunder and lightning(Thor of the Norsemen and Shango of the Yorubas). They built eternal structures in Egypt(Pyramids of Giza and Cheops,twin statues of Ramses ), China(Pyramids), Peru(Nazsca Drawings), Mexico(Teotihuacan), and Easter Island.
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Where is the proof?

Thank you for your response, Onimisi. Yes, I understand the effects the civil war had on the peoples of your homeland, and I already knew of the Falasha and their plight.


"Return of the Lost Tribe" is a brilliantly written article by Marc Shapiro for the magazine "The World & I", which gives further insight into the history and beliefs of the Falasha of Ethiopia, should anyone be interested.

More on the original Jews of Africa can be found at http://www.mindspring.com/~jaypsand/lemba.htm
, if anyone is interested.

In the Ebira language of the Middle Belt region of Nigeria, there are two interesting words I would like everyone to look at.

Ada am - my father
Eva - number two

Do Ada am and Eva look familiar? Let us do a little modification;

Adaam
Eve

Still does not make any meaning? One more attempt;

Adam
Eve

Conclusion: The Adam and Eve that are talked about by some Roman Empire religious books are undoubtedly of African origin. Latin language is derived from Sanskrit ; Sanskrit started in Africa.

Imagine a snake climbing a tree with a single fruit . It traces a helical path as it goes up the tree trunk. Two snakes climbing the tree will trace a double helix .
From High School Biology, the human cell contains DNA . There is a double helix and a nucleus that stores knowledge about the human being. The nucleus can be represented by the fruit of the Tree.
Conclusion : The knowledge of genetics is as old as the First People on Earth.

Hey OnimisiB, I'm really impressed. You can take anything, put an African twist on it and turn it into a "conclusion". Can you tell me the African origins of these words?

Warrigal, Nulla Nulla and Oodnadatta.

I look forward to your answers.

Eraserhead, I assume that these are from the Aboriginal languages of Australia?

That's right OnimisiB. I thought you may be able to enlighten me on any African origins of these words as I have a theory that Koori people are descended from the sub-continent and you theorise that sub-continetal languages have African origins.

Are these personal names or place names of the Koori people?

Warrigal - animal name
Nulla Nulla - weapon
Oodnadatta - place name

Eraserhead,
I have been reading about aboriginal languages these past few days and I think I am getting at interesting results. Though not yet for the particular language you asked about.
I have not gotten sufficent data on the Koori language. If it is okay by you, I may be able to find out more about the Kamilaroi http://coombs.anu.edu.au/WWWVLPages/AborigPages/LANG/GAMDICT/GAMTH.HTM
and Ngemba http://www.thullii.com.au/dancers.html
langauges.

OnimisiB, perhaps you'd like to investigate the mob from where I live, the Darrug people.