
Earth'sfirstcivilizations
Long before our history books, Earth had peoples nobody remembers. One of them still looks out for us.
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Earth's first civilizations
Long before our history books, Earth had peoples nobody remembers. One of them still looks out for us.
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Earth's first civilizations
File #042 · EARLIEST-EARTH-CIVILISATIONS

- Home
- Language
- Ships
- Known for
- Link to Earth
The story
The first ones had no name

Chapter 1
The first ones had no name
The Anunnaki came first, but they didn't stay. Earth's own first civilization rose even before Lemuria, which is about 500,000 years old. We just call them pre-Lemurians.
Chapter 2
Copying the stars
Early humans were in touch with star peoples, and they modeled their own civilizations on them. Faded memories of those days survive in names like Shambhala, Mu and Atlantis.
Chapter 3
When the Gobi was green
Today the Gobi is a desert. Back then it was a lush paradise, home to Shambhala. It was a school for the spirit, where people meditated and learned.
Chapter 4
Shambhala never left
Shambhala didn't vanish. It moved to another frequency, a reality right beside ours. From there it sends caring energy, to help people find their own inner light.
“They have always been helping.”
Chapter 5
Under sand and ice
In the Himalayas, a great civilization called Dowi lies mostly buried under sand. Antarctica had a civilization before the ice. So did South America's high plateaus.
Chapter 6
They made it to space
Some of these ancient peoples learned to fly in space. Now and then they still come back, to peek at what their old home planet has become.
5 things to know
5 things to know
In their own words
“Earth has had many, many, many more civilizations than anyone remembers.”
Mystery box
Mystery box
Not every account agrees on this. Open the box to see the versions side by side.
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Where they live
Gobi Desert and Shambhala
Distance unknown
In another dimension, or a reality right next to ours
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