The Gods Who Made Us offers a provocative exploration of humanity's ancient origins, weaving together mythology, archaeology, and cutting-edge genetic research to examine the legacy of the Anunnaki-mysterious deities from Mesopotamian lore. Were they gods, advanced beings from the stars, or symbolic representations of real historical events and forgotten knowledge?

Astrid Wynter delves into the heart of Sumerian civilization, decoding cuneiform texts, ancient rituals, and the Epic of Gilgamesh to illuminate the enduring presence of the Anunnaki in humanity's earliest stories. Drawing from recent breakthroughs in paleogenomics and ancient DNA studies, the book investigates whether there is a genetic footprint left behind by these so-called gods, and considers the possibility of ancient extraterrestrial contact.

From the symbolism hidden in Mesopotamian art to the echoes of Anunnaki mythology found in cultures around the world, The Gods Who Made Us presents a richly layered and interdisciplinary study of one of history's most enduring enigmas. Thought-provoking and meticulously researched, this book challenges readers to reconsider the origins of civilization and the forces that may have shaped human destiny.

Perfect for readers of ancient mysteries, alternative history, and those curious about the intersection of science and myth.