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**What the video claims vs. what the tablets actually contain** The YouTube video in question belongs to the well-worn "Anunnaki return" genre. Its thumbnail and narration typically reference a clay tablet that supposedly encodes a "hybrid race" and a date of return. The problem is immediate: **no museum number, excavation lot, or publication reference is given**, and the described content does not match any known cuneiform text. That is the honest starting point. **Identifiable tablets that do carry real numbers** Several genuine tablets are routinely recycled by this genre, and they are worth naming precisely: - **Plimpton 322** (Columbia University, George Arthur Plimpton Collection, no. 322). An Old Babylonian (c. 1800 BCE) table of Pythagorean triples in sexagesimal notation. Its 15 rows list numbers such as (1,59,0,15), (1,16,41,40), and (3,31,49) — i.e., values of *b* and *c* satisfying *a*² + *b*² = *c*². Column I gives *c*²/*a*², a squared ratio, not φ or π. It is a genuin Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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