Lemurians and the Maritime Oceanic Empire of the Homo Neanderthalis

The Lemuria was a supercontinent in the Indian ocean containing the Antarctica, Australia, New Zealand and South India where the Homo neanderthalis evolved first. The Neanderthalic civilization evolved in this supercontinent. The homo neanderthalis evolved due to symbiosis by extraterrestrial nanoarchaea from the intergalactic nanoarchaeal magnetic fields. They reached the earth by meteoritic hits and symbiosed with primates generating the Homo neanderthalis. A titanic earthquake in the Indian ocean and a tsunami destroyed the civilization and the South India part of the continent merged with the Eurasian land mass. The neanderthalic Dravidian civilization of South India settled in Harappa–Mohenjo-daro and build up a urban civilization of high technology. They spread to Mesopotamia and Sumeria building up the Sumerian civilization and to Iraq creating the asuric Zorostrian civilization. The same neanderthalic population moved on to North Africa creating the civilization of the Pharos in Sudan and Egypt. Thus, the homo neanderthalic civilization was an oceanic maritime civilization. The god of homo neanderthalic civilization was Varuna, the God of the Oceans.