Extensive Research Suggests Amorites Built Ancient Ohio Burial Mounds - Fritz Zimmerman
About this episode
Fritz Zimmerman discusses the possibility that the ancient Amorites built the complex burial mounds in Ohio and their connection to Native American tribes.
In the Bible, the Amorites are an ancient, Canaanite people, described as extremely powerful warriors who clashed often with the Israelites in the Old Testament. Believe it or not, the Amorites may have had a settlement beyond the Middle East. According to Fritz Zimmerman, an explorer and writer, the Amorites were likely the advanced tribe behind the mysterious and extremely complex Ohio Mounds and earthworks, thought to be thousands of years old. These ancient burial mounds have been found to hold skeletons, as well as cremated remains. Fritz describes the advanced mathematics that would have gone into creating these earthworks. He also compares unusual human skulls found in Stonehenge to seemingly identical skulls found in Ohio. How did the Amorites end up in North America? Some were scattered there after the Flood, Fritz notes, and absorbed into the Dakota, a Native American tribe within the broader Sioux.
People in this episode
Host: Tina Griffin
Guest: Fritz Zimmerman
Topics covered
- Amorites
- Ohio Mounds
- ancient civilizations
- burial practices
- Native American history
- mathematics in archaeology
Keywords
- Amorites
- Ohio burial mounds
- Fritz Zimmerman
- ancient earthworks
- Native American tribes
- Stonehenge skulls
- Canaanite warriors
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: The Bible
Places: Ohio, Middle East, Stonehenge, Dakota, Sioux
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