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In 2013, anthropologist Guillermo Algae uncovered a shocking truth about the ancient Sumerians. According to Algazi, one of the largest Sumerian cities. Uruk had a population of between 40 thousand and 80 thousand residents. That's right 80 thousand. But here's the kicker. This was around 2800 BC, making it the largest city in the world at that time. But that's not all. The Summmerians left behind a clay tablet known as the King List, which documents the names of their rulers and the lengths of their reigns. And guess what it includes a female monarch named Kaaba, a woman tavernkeeper who supposedly ruled Sumer. So why haven't we heard about this before? Why has this discovery been hidden from us? The truth is, there are those who want to control the narrative of history and this

In 2013, anthropologist Guillermo Algae uncovered a shocking truth about the ancient Sumerians. According to Algazi, one of the largest Sumerian cities. Uruk h…