I. 6. Quarry

The first people worked hard as laborers, slaves in a giant quarry, which was located on the site of the current Black Sea. Diamonds and gold were mined here. This quarry was a giant prison for people. In many languages ​​the word prison comes from Slavic word "Karier" (quarry):

Carcer – prison in Latin

Carcer = Karier

Carchar – prison in Welsh

Carchar = Karier

Ka'irãi – prison in Guarani

Ka'irãi = Karier

Jariyawi – prison in Aymara

Jariyawi = Karier

Shoron – prison in Mongolian

Shoron = Karier

Kulungan – prison in Kalampangan

Kulungan = Karier

Kurungen – prison in Karo

Kurungen = Karier

Gereza – prison in Kinyarwanda, Swahili

Gereza = Karier

Dzhele – prison in Venda

Dzhele = Karier

Karot – prison in Wolof

Karot = Karier

Siragedara – prison in Sinhalese

Siragedara = Karier

Halepaahao – prison in Hawaiian

Halepaahao = Karier

Càrzaru – prison in Sicilian

Càrzaru = Karier

Girtîgeh – prison in Kurdish

Girtîgeh = Karier

Închisoare – prison in Romanian

Închisoare = Karier

Kalėjimas – prison in Lithuanian

Kalėjimas = Karier

Lijele – prison in Swati

Lijele = Karier

Kgolego – prison in Sepedi, Tswana

Kgolego = Karier

Ciṟaiccālai – prison in Tamil

Ciṟaiccālai = Karier

Kurkuku – prison in Hausa

Kurkuku = Karier

Jehel – prison in Santali

Jehel = Karier

Also the word “prison” in Assamese, Bengali, Maithili, Gujarati and Oriya is related to the word “Karier”:

Karagar – prison in Assamese

Kārāgāra – prison in Bengali

Karagar – prison in Maithili

Kārāgr̥ha – prison in Gujarati

Karagaara – prison in Oriya

Herehere – prisoner in Maori. This word is close to the word "Karier".

Herehere = Karier

A prisoner in Maori is a slave working in a quarry.

Abahţa - prison in Abkhaz. This word is close to the word "wachta".

Abahţa = Wachta

A wachta or shift work is work that is carried out outside the place of permanent residence of workers, when their daily return to the place of permanent residence cannot be ensured

Nabaxte - prison in Chechen, also comes from the word "wachta", literally means "on watch".

Parnaarussivik - the word "prison" in the Greenlandic language, which has preserved information about the location of a giant quarry of the ancient world. "Parnaarussivik" literally means "Ssivik Quarry". Ssivik is Sivash, a bay in the west of the Sea of ​​Azov.

Kartzela – prison in Basque

Kartzela = Karier

The self-designation of Georgians is Kartveli. The word "Kartveli" is close to the words "kartzela" and "quarry", and Georgia is located on the Black Sea coast. The ancient Georgians were descendants of quarry workers.

Isiri – prison in Amharic

Isiri = Quarry

The word "Isiri" is close to the word "Yassir" (Crimean esir, Turkish esir), a term from the mid-15th to the mid-18th century in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (particularly in Ukraine) and the Moscow State to define prisoners, captives, recruited by the Crimean Tatars, Nogais and Ottomans on the territory of these states during wars or special campaigns. In other words, these are slaves. The first people were slaves in a quarry, which was a large prison for them.

In 1976, Zecharia Sitchin in his book The Twelfth Planet said that the first humans were created by the Anunnaki to mine gold. Zecharia Sitchin was close to the truth.

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