# Anunnaki & Sumerian Tablets — Nibiru, Gilgamesh & the Flood

> Nibiru, Gilgamesh & the Flood (iPhone/iPad app by Aquarius Mobile Studios.)

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- Developer: [Aquarius Mobile Studios](https://appshunter.io/developer/6828674834)
- Category: Reference, Education
- Price: Free with in-app purchases
- Age rating: 4+
- Requires: iOS 16.4 · 71 MB
- Languages: American English
- Released: 2026-11-06
- Data updated: 2026-11-07

## What is Anunnaki & Sumerian Tablets?

What do the Sumerian tablets actually say about the Anunnaki? Open the real objects and read for yourself.

Ten evidence files, each built on one real artifact: the Sumerian King List, the Enuma Elish, the Gilgamesh flood tablet, Atrahasis, the Nibiru reports of Babylon's astronomers, the Descent of Ishtar, the Myth of Adapa, the Code of Hammurabi and the Gudea Cylinders. Enki, Marduk, Ishtar and Anu, in their own texts.

Every popular claim about them, from Zecharia Sitchin's 12th Planet and the ancient astronaut reading to the flood before Noah, gets one of four verdicts: Documented, Debated, Legend or Not Supported, with the line of evidence behind it. 87 claims checked.

THE TEN EVIDENCE FILES
• The Sumerian King List: kings who ruled 28,800 years, and the Flood that swept over
• The Enuma Elish: Babylon's creation epic, Tiamat, Marduk, and humans made from a god's blood
• The Epic of Gilgamesh, the Flood Tablet: the boat, the seven-day storm, the birds
• Who the Anunnaki Are in the Texts: every major passage, side by side
• Atrahasis: gods tired of work, and people made from clay by Enki and the mother goddess
• Nibiru in the Tablets: what Babylonian astronomers actually called Nibiru
• The Descent of Ishtar: seven gates, and the Anunnaki on their golden throne
• The Myth of Adapa: the wise man of Eridu who refused the food of life
• The Code of Hammurabi: the laws, and the gods the king said chose him
• The Gudea Cylinders: a ruler's dream, and the divine black storm-bird

MAKE YOUR OWN CALL
Read the claim, pick a verdict, then see the tablet's answer and the line of evidence it rests on, with its source. Does the King List really record kings who reigned for 28,800 years? Is Nibiru a planet in the tablets? Are the winged figures with a "handbag" the Anunnaki? Every one is answered from the text, not from a video.

KEEP TRACK AS YOU READ
Mark any file as read, see how many you have finished, and pick up where you stopped. Your evidence notebook keeps your first call on each claim, your view now and your notes.

REAL TRANSLATIONS, PLAIN ENGLISH
The translations are published scholarly editions, named in every file: Langdon 1923, King 1902, Thompson 1928, Clay 1922, Thompson 1900, Rogers 1912, Harper 1904, Barton 1929. Line by line, with a modern English version beside them and a plain-words explainer. Nothing is retyped and nothing is invented.

REAL PICTURES
Museum photographs and early published plates of the actual objects, from The Met Open Access collection and Wikimedia Commons, every one credited. Full screen, pinch to zoom. No AI images.

LEARN CUNEIFORM, A SIGN A DAY
A real cuneiform sign every day, free. Guess what it means, keep your streak (one missed day a week is forgiven), collect all 29 signs, and read each one where it appears in the tablets. 17 short lessons in 4 courses: Start here, Flood stories, Gods and kings, Reading cuneiform. One question each.

MADE TO BE SHARED
Share a claim and its verdict, the Sign of the day, or a translation line as a picture, and challenge a friend to read today's sign without giving the answer away.

BUILT FOR READING
Newsroom typography, Day and Night themes, one-tap text sizes up to extra large, and Listen, which reads any file aloud with the voice already on your iPhone. Works completely offline.

NO ACCOUNT. NO ADS. NO TRACKING.
Nothing you do leaves your iPhone. The app's only network use is the App Store's purchase check. An optional daily card and an optional evening sign reminder, both scheduled on your iPhone, both off until you turn them on.

FREE TO START, ONE UNLOCK FOREVER
Files 1 to 4, the Start here course and the Sign of the day are free for good. Open everything with 7 days of full access, nothing to buy and no sign-up. Keep it all with a single one-time unlock. Never a subscription.

From Aquarius Mobile Studios, an independent studio on Long Island, New York: privacy-first apps with no ads and no accounts.

## Pricing and in-app purchases

Base price: Free.

**One-time purchases**

| Purchase | Price | Type |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Full access | $4.99 | one-time |


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## Version history (last 1 release)

### 1.4.1 — 2026-11-06

No release notes.

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