An index of the 10 evidence files in Anunnaki & Sumerian Tablets, each with its object, museum number, where it is kept, its date and language, the public-domain translation used, and how many popular claims it checks.
FILE 001 — The Sumerian King List (free): kings who ruled for 28,800 years, and a flood that swept over. Weld-Blundell Prism, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
FILE 002 — The Enuma Elish (free): Babylon’s seven-tablet epic of Tiamat, Marduk, and humans made from a god’s blood. Tablet VI fragment BM 92629, British Museum.
FILE 003 — The Epic of Gilgamesh: The Flood Tablet (free): a boat, a seven-day storm, three birds, and gods who gather at a sacrifice. K.3375, British Museum.
FILE 004 — Who the Anunnaki Are in the Texts (free): the passages where the ancient texts themselves name the Anunnaki. Old Babylonian Etana fragment MLC 1363.
FILE 005 — Atrahasis (full access): gods who tired of work, people made from clay, and a flood sent to silence them. The Morgan Atrahasis tablet MLC 1889.
FILE 006 — Nibiru in the Tablets (full access): what Babylonian astronomers and the creation epic actually call Nibiru. Astrological report No. 94 and the Enuma Elish.
FILE 007 — The Descent of Ishtar (full access): seven gates, seven stripped garments, and a world that stops while a goddess is gone. K.162, British Museum.
FILE 008 — The Myth of Adapa (full access): a wise man of Eridu, a broken south wind, and the food of life he refused. The Morgan Adapa fragment MLC 1296.
FILE 010 — The Code of Hammurabi (full access): a king's laws carved in stone, and the gods he said chose him. Law Code Stele Sb 8, Musée du Louvre.
FILE 012 — The Gudea Cylinders (full access): a ruler’s dream, a temple plan on lapis lazuli, and the ‘divine black storm-bird’. MNB 1512 and MNB 1511, Musée du Louvre.