
Dr. Judd Burton joins Rye to explore the Epic of Gilgamesh, the discovery of his tomb, and connections to Nimrod and the Tower of Babel.
Dr. Judd Burton is a historian, researcher, and explorer of ancient mysteries whose work bridges biblical history, mythology, and archaeology. Founder of the research initiative Institute of Biblical Anthropology, Dr. Burton investigates ancient giants, Nephilim traditions, lost civilizations, and the deeper historical context behind legendary figures found in ancient texts. Through his writing, field research, and lectures, he examines how ancient myths, archaeological discoveries, and biblical narratives may intersect, often challenging conventional interpretations of early human history. In this episode, Rye the Codega welcomes Dr. Judd Burton for a deep exploration into the ancient world surrounding the legendary king of the Epic of Gilgamesh. The conversation investigates the long-rumored discovery of the tomb of Gilgamesh near the Euphrates and what such a discovery could mean for our understanding of early post-flood civilizations. Dr. Burton also examines the controversial theory that Gilgamesh may be connected to the biblical figure Nimrod, the mighty ruler traditionally associated with the construction of the Tower of Babel. Together they discuss the true purpose behind…
Host: Rye
Guest: Dr. Judd Burton
Organizations: Institute of Biblical Anthropology, CERN
Books & works: The Epic of Gilgamesh
Places: Euphrates
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