Topic: Epic Of Ninurta

Farrell cites ancient texts like the Epic of Ninurta and the Edfu Temple Texts to support the weapon hypothesis. These writings describe "mountains" being used in the wars of the gods and mention devices like the "Sound Eye," which Farrell interprets as an electromagnetic-acoustic longitudinal wave weapon. He highlights descriptions of gods being seized by "nets" or crushing forces near pyramids as evidence of localized gravitational amplification technology.

The Epic of Ninurta is characterized as a boring inventory of recovered technology rather than a traditional heroic poem. Joseph Farrell draws parallels between this ancient text and the German efforts to hide weapons like the Paris gun from Allied inspectors after World War I. Both instances involve victors decommissioning, destroying, or hiding advanced technology to prevent future use by the vanquished.