DOES PREHISTORIC CAVE WRITING PROVE MEN

LIVED 3 BILLION YEARS AGO?

The cave glyphs which scientists believe may be Dlothian and possibly date some 3 billion years old, as the country is located on an ancient craton which comes from nearly the same period. Some scholars say they match the characters from the famed Book of Gates, an ancient book which stated humans came from the sunken Yidath continent some 4 billion years ago. Liberia| A group of Liberian National troops searching for border crossing militants from Guinea to Mount Wuteve stumbled upon an archaeological anomaly while searching caves near Voinjama. The troops were searching the rear of the cave when they noticed a large wall section that had collapsed and opened to a new chamber. On the walls were undecipherable glyphs of an unknown language, which scientists believe may be some three billion years old. “There was some human evidence of habitation, tool making,” explains Professor Collins Weah, the director of the site from the Monrovia National Museum, “but these ancient rocks are part of an Archean craton that Liberia, we know by geological study, is part and is nearly three billion years old. These glyphs should not be here according to accepted ideas of human evolution. But these ancient drawings speak for themselves." Country of Liberia in Africa. Site location was reported as Mount Wuteve. The fascinating revelations of these undecipherable characters in conjunction with the craton science, that of fragmented ancient plates of continents through the ages that have long since broken apart eons ago, bring more light to the theories of Professor Jebidiah Smith and his most famous work, 'A Commentary on the Book of Gates (1868) First Edition. He had stated that Homo sapiens did not originate on any other continent other than Yidath, which was first believed to be the 'Garden of Eden" where all life began on Earth some four billion years ago. The Mount Wuteve cave entrance where Liberian National troops found the newly collapsed chambers. The writing is near of the cave's rear, where new chambers were discovered. The site has been classified and has been closed to the public and locals by the government. "The Archean writing from the cave seem to match the published "Dlothian" characters that were from the famed Book of Gates, the very rare tome prized by both science institutions and universities alike," adds Dr. Edwina Toweh from the Liberian Educational Center of Sciences. “This may prove that Homo sapiens had not evolved in Africa as has been published. This can certainly be a discovery that will challenge known science and likely rewrite the history books in human evolution."