EPISODE · Feb 5, 2026 · 1H 18M
Did We Find Gilgamesh’s Tomb? Ancient Mesopotamia, 9/11 Anomalies & Lost History with Guy Anderson
from THE RYAN FILES · host With Ryan Pelton
What if one of the most pivotal events in modern history was connected to something far older than geopolitics or oil?In this episode of The Ryan Files, Ryan welcomes back researcher Guy Anderson for a wide-ranging and deeply speculative discussion that explores the legend of Gilgamesh, ancient Mesopotamia, and controversial claims surrounding archaeological discoveries beneath the Euphrates River. From the Epic of Gilgamesh and possible links to Nimrod, to anomalies surrounding the Iraq invasion and unexplained historical coincidences, this conversation examines theories that exist outside mainstream consensus.⚠️ Important Note:This episode includes speculative discussion, personal testimony, and interpretations that are debated or unverified. These ideas are presented for discussion and inquiry only. Listeners are encouraged to research independently and draw their own conclusions.Topics explored include:The Epic of Gilgamesh and ancient Sumerian historyClaims surrounding the possible discovery of Gilgamesh’s tombMesopotamian artifacts and wartime archaeologyHistorical anomalies connected to modern conflictsAncient technology, DNA speculation, and lost knowledgeWhy these stories continue to challenge accepted narrativesThis is not an episode about telling you what to believe — it’s about asking difficult questions, examining historical patterns, and encouraging deeper investigation into humanity’s past.🎧 Listen with curiosity. Research with discernment.Watch: youtube.com/@theryanfilesVisit: theryanfiles.comSupport: patreon.com/theryanfilesSocials: facebook.com/theryanfiles | x.com/RPfiles | tiktok.com/@the.ryan.files.official
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