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The Nommo were said to have visited us long ago...
They drew out star maps to show us where they had come from...
The Dogon tribe of Western Africa has had these written records passed to them of the Sirius Binary star system including Sirius B & C for at least a thousand years.
Modern astronomy could not detect these stars until very recently & was confirmed by Mr. Carl Sagan when he was shown an artifact of theirs over 400 years old that clearly showed the Sirius system.
The Nommo are said to have come in their ships accompanied by Thunder & Fire & are described as having some amphibious traits.
Another truly astounding mystery of the Human Race & its past...
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