Deep Memory · claim DEEP-C092 · Observation rung · The people who brought the arts

In short, Oannes taught men all those things conducive to a settled and civilized life.

Not featured in the current editionAI-extractedorigin: split of DEEP-C084 (report 2026-09-19-report-deep-memory-120902)

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[p. 4] of the PDF scan (book p. 44), F1

“how to build cities, found temples, and make laws”

Evidence

Supports· moderateDEEP-E046

Berossus F1: what Oannes taught

what the source states: F1 says Oannes taught men the skills necessary for writing and for mathematics and all sorts of knowledge: "how to build cities, found temples, and make laws", how to determine borders and divide land, how to plant seeds and harvest — in short, all things conducive to a settled and civilised life, and that since then nothing further has been discovered.
what we infer: The 'brings the arts' element of the civiliser template is squarely in the fragment.
limitations: Excerpted text.

Gerald P. Verbrugghe (1996)AI-verified citation

an honest empty state

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