2999 – 329 BCE UFO & Alien Sightings

Date: 2,345 BCE
Location: China
Summary: – In the, Hsui-Nan-Tzu, a Chinese classic there is a description of 10 Suns appearing in the sky.

Date: 2357- 2258 BCE: Japan Sightings

Date: 2208 BCE
Location: China
Summary: The emperor of China is said to have flown in an aerial machine and descended back to earth, (reference: Hervey – Winkler catalog). It turns out that this is a story about Emperor Shun, who supposedly reigned between 2258 and 2208 BCE. However the actual incident has nothing to do with the machine’ account. In the Shi Ji (Historical Records) Sima Qian relates that Shun’s father Gu Sou wanted to kill him. Finding him at the top of a granary tower, he set fire to it. Shun escaped by assembling a pile of large conical straw hats together and leaping down!
Source: The Shorter Science and Civilization in China Vol. 4, by Colin A. Ronan: Cambridge University Press 1994, 290

Date: 2000 BCE
Location: Peru
Summary: Peru’s pre-Incan civilization records the gods were from the star system Pleiades.  Inca ruins have been found at 13,000 feet, with one stone weighing 20,000 tons.  Legend tells of spaceships that came from the stars. Inca ornaments of “platinum” were found. Text reveals the Inca’s knew the earth was round.

Date: 2,000 BCE
Location: Grand Canyon Flagstaff, Ariz
Summary: A team of experts called in to examine strange debris at the bottom of the Grand Canyon discovered the wreckage of a UFO that crashed a mind boggling 4,000 years ago. The scientists, members of a highly secret joint military task force on UFOs, inspected the spherical craft and found it to be in good condition despite its rough landing and incredible age.

Date: 1900 BCE: Egypt – The Tale of the Shipwreck

Date: 1766 BCE
Location: China
Summary: The Emperor Cheng Tang commissions Ki-Kung-shi to construct a flying chariot.  After construction the aircraft was tested, reaching the province of Honan. The vessel was destroyed by imperial edict, as he Emperor feared the mechanism might fall into the wrong hands.
Source: Dr. Benjamin B. Olshin, Mechanical Mythology: Private Descriptions of Flying Machines as Found in Early Chinese, Korean, Indian, and Other Texts

Date: 1504-1450 BCE
Location: Egypt (unknown location)
Summary: excerpt from an Egyptian papyrus “Tulli Papyrus”– part of the annals of Thutmose III, who reigned around 1504-1450 BCE: “In the year 22 of the 3rd month of winter, sixth hour of the day… the scribes of the House of Life found it was a circle of fire that was coming in the sky… It had no head, the breath of its mouth had a foul odor. Its body one rod long and one rod wide. It had no voice. Their hearts became confused through it; then they laid themselves on their bellies… they went to the Pharaoh… to report it. His Majesty ordered… [an examination of] all which is written in the papyrus rolls of the House of life. His majesty was meditating upon what happened. Now after some days had passed, these things became more numerous in the skies than ever. They shone more in the sky than the brightness of the sun, and extended to the limits of four supports of the heavens… Powerful was the position of the fire circles. The army of the Pharaoh looked on with him in their midst. It was after supper. Thereupon, these fire circles ascended higher in the sky towards the south… The Pharaoh caused incense to be brought to make peace on the hearth… and what happened was ordered by the Pharaoh to be written in the annals of the House of life… so that it be remembered for ever.” 
Source: [Brinsley Le Poer Trench, “The Flying Saucer Story”, pp. 81-82.]  May be a HOAX A gross distortion of mis-translated document, hastily copied from an fractured relic offered at an excessive price by an Egyptian “Antiquarian”. in the 1930s. Even the script was from the wrong Egyptian era. A twelve-dollar treasure map purchased from a street vendor in Barbados has better provenance, yet the Tulli Papyrus keeps coming back like the Mummy’s Revenge.

Date: 1447 BCE
Location: Nile Valley, Egypt
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Summary: Moses is seen brandishing a rod and triggering rains of blood, in an ancient illustration that shows a complex flying object. This picture is taken from the Ashkenazi Haggaciah, in a section showing the Plagues of Egypt (Exodus 5-9). The hand of God at the end of a reddish-brown sleeve is extended below it, pointing to the assembled-and somewhat astonished – Hebrews. A flame is burning atop a nearby column.

The illustration represents a well-known event, the Seventh Plague sent against the Egyptians. The arm in the picture is textually referred to as “God’s outstretched arm.”
Source: The British Library, Add. Ms. 14762. The artist has represented an astonishing blue device hovering in the sky. The picture shows an object with four circular structures or openings, surrounded by flames and what appear to be bloody explosions.

Date: 850 BCE
Location: Jordan River, Israel
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Summary: Abduction of Elijah.
Source: 1 Kings 16:29 to 2 Kings 2:18

Date: 593 – 592 BCE: Ezekiel’s Wheel

Date: 460 BCE
Location: Arabian Desert
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Summary: The The Egyptian tales of flying snakes captured the curiosity of the Greek historian Herodotus (ca 460 BC). These winged drakontes were said to live under frankincense (Boswellia) trees in the Arabian Desert. To gather the incense, the Arabians burned styrax (resin of the Liquidambar tree) because the smoke drove the winged snakes away. Herodotus described the flying reptiles as small with variegated markings, shaped like a water snake but with wing like membranes, like bat wings.
Source: Herodotus

Date: 445 BCE
Location: Mt. Hermon
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Summary: The book of Enoch describes the Nephilim descended on Mt. Hermon.
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Date: 400 BCE
Location: India
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Summary: Blazing discs burned and destroyed an entire city and its inhabitants, before returning to the hand of Vishnu.
Source: From the Mahabharata.  

Date: 343 BCE
Location: Sicily, Italy
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Summary: In Diodorus Siculus’ first century text Historical Library, (book 16, 24-5) we read that the voyage of Timoleon from Corinth to Sicily was guided by one or more blazing lights referred to as lampas: “Heaven came to the support of his venture and foretold his coming fame and the glory of his achievements, for all through the night he was preceded by a torch blazing in the sky up to the moment when the squadron made harbor in Italy.” Note: This might have been a comet, but it has never been matched with any known cometary object, according to Gary Kronk’s Cometography. P. J. Bicknell, writing in The Classical Quarterly (“The Date of Timoleon’s Crossing to Italy and the Comet of 361 BCE” in New Series, Vol. 34, No. 1, 1984, 130-134) argues that “a cometary hypothesis is barely compatible with the implication of Diodorus’ account that the lampas were visible in the east at nightfall and therefore in opposition to the sun…All in all it is difficult to resist the conclusion that Diodorus (or his source) elaborated on the lampas for dramatic effect…” Bicknell leans towards the interpretation of the objects as a spectacular meteor shower, possibly the Lyrids, which would put the date of his voyage at 21 March 344 BCE However this does not account for a phenomenon seen “all through the night” in a fixed direction.

Date: 332 BCE
Location: Phoenicia, Tyre
Summary: During the siege of the trade capital of Phoenicia by the Greeks a fleet of flying shields is described as plunged from the sky and crashed upon the city walls

Date: 329 BCE: Alexander the Great records two great ‘flying shields’