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originally posted by: bluesfreak
Don’t bother with Harte’s reply, he’s just trying to get a rise out if you, notice he didn’t address any of your points about the maps, the real premise of your postings, no comment from him on that, as per usual.
No comment from him about the implications of sophisticated trading and knowledge of the existence of the americas
originally posted by: FirePilotFilson
reply to: Harte
You are a troll for your arrogant intolerance of other’s opinion.
originally posted by: FirePilotFilsonYou treat your opinion as fact without any reference other than your opinion.
originally posted by: FirePilotFilson
You are in fact a conversation killer, otherwise known a a troll. So go shove it up your Lilliputian arse.
There was no need to go farther than the coconut claim. Herodotus never made a map. The map shown is based on his description. Other maps shown are fanciful at best. Lastly, the claim is made that the Ancient Egyptians had a map of the Great Meteor Seamount. That map is not shown. Do you wonder why, or do you not. The YD impact event is an hypothesis. It hasn't been proven, and there is evidence against it. I'm open to it, though. Now, I wonder if anyone can explain to me how Atlantis existed as a trade empire without leaving a single trace of their "trading?" Or, maybe, who they might have been trading with? Plato described them as a Bronze Age society, so where's all their stuff that they traded? And where is the Atlantean tradition/myth in AE literature? You call me a troll and in the same breath berate me for not debunking every, single sentence in a post? If I do that, am I still a troll? How about you try and counter anything I've said in this thread, rather than things I haven't said. How many "trolls" provide nothing but established fact to counter dreamland claims like these?
originally posted by: reject
I don't think people appreciate how impossible it is to hew hundreds to over thousands of ton blocks of granite, andesite, bluestone etc... manually.
Experts keep saying they're UNNECESSARILY massive and oversized.
It's impossible to pound them into perfectly tightfitting polygonal MEGALITHS... manually.
It's impossible to craft them into intricate symmetrical gigantic statues and structures...manually.
How do you create that manually at least almost 4K years ago?
Then there's gobekli tepe that's at least 11K-12K years old.
It was deliberately buried. Why?
Why has no one posited the simplest explanation?
They knew there was going to be an impact and they wanted to protect gobekli tepe.
If so, they were TERRIBLE astronomers. If they could see a bolide large enough to make a significant impact (which is impossible without a good telescope and the ability to plot trajectories) then they'd know that Turkey was never anywhere near the impact zone or in any great danger.
I wouldn't call it allegorical. More like mythic.
originally posted by: bluesfreak
Here is the Pawnee oral history tale regarding the end of the Pleistocene and the flood event that proceeded it.
Taken from the book “The cycle of Cosmic Catastrophes” by Firestone, West ( the guys who’s paper regarding YD impact proxies caused so much kerfuffle in geological academia .
Allegorical, or a pretty accurate description of the events we now know have occurred in North America??
The Pawnee are describing :
An Event -we know cataclysmic flooding occurred
Giant Animals - the mega fauna of North America
Death/extinction - they describe a plausible scenario, and describe the correct sediments that these animals are found in .
This great oral tradition would suggest that the Pawnee knew of the mega fauna before the ‘white man’ arrived, before ‘western’ science knew of them .
It also suggests they knew of the Pleistocene melt events and YD fall-out LONG before ‘western’ geologists deduced a parallel theory from the landscape evidence . Their ancestors Knew of these events .
But, we should take theses simplified, easily remembered stories as allegorical should we?
We should disrespect cultures worldwide who have recorded and kept orally stories of devastating climate events ?
As the evidence mounts for proving these ancient stories correct , we could be living through an extraordinary re-evaluation of this timeframe and human history .
Your continued asking of ‘where is it all then?’ is a distraction ; first of all , take a look at the awful photos of Hiroshima post blast . How much is there? Not much at all. Now imagine that post blast city being buried in metres of flood/meltwater . Then add 11,500 years of time , what might you find?
Just like your continued asking of ‘where are they ?’ in relation to any AE tooling like the 35ft saw blade that left behind its mark in granite.
Let me ask YOU , WHERE are the stone cutting tools,saws that were used when the great cathedrals were built in Europe some 900 years ago? We know they used saws, and quite probably circular saws, but WHERE ARE THEY? Show me one . You can’t .
Your question is a loaded one, but unfortunately , anyone who has followed this research, and who has half a brain , would know that there wouldn’t be much left, if at all ,after being ‘nuked’ from above , then flooded and buried, with an entirely new landscape emerging .
a reply to: Harte
originally posted by: fotsyfots
a reply to: bluesfreak
brilliant post bud. with any luck ol' mate dennis in denial will stay distracted stomping his feet in a tanty coz " he's just a school teacher " has YT vids & his face graced these pages & quite rightly his does not. Man I bet that triggered some # when he seen that. Lol !!
I wouldn't call it allegorical. More like mythic. I think it's recognized that some oral histories of the Native Americans predate the Missoula floods, and other flooding episodes, that came from ice dams breaking. However, the story you quoted above may have nothing to do with that. The story actually said they find giant bones washed out of the riverbeds and banks. The entire story could have arisen from those instances. You didn't mention that. Harte.
originally posted by: bluesfreak
I wouldn't call it allegorical. More like mythic. I think it's recognized that some oral histories of the Native Americans predate the Missoula floods, and other flooding episodes, that came from ice dams breaking. However, the story you quoted above may have nothing to do with that. The story actually said they find giant bones washed out of the riverbeds and banks. The entire story could have arisen from those instances. You didn't mention that. Harte.
Strange then, how the tale is recounted as an eyewitness to the events.
Do tell me, at which recent point in North American history did ‘Giant’ creatures roam?
At which point in recent history was there an all encompassing flood event in North America?
This eyewitness account even describes the Giant Creatures as “Ugly” .
If the story is a made up myth, another incredible guess by uneducated hunter gatherers that these Animals were drowned in a flood , as these are the sediments they are found in .
The story even states the way they all gradually died, and also states they ALL died.
originally posted by: bluesfreakAnd by the way, the ‘ice dam’ theory is just that ,a gradualist theory devised before the YD proponents/evidence discovery of impact proxies , and the Hiawatha crater. It’s just a theory . looks like YOU forgot to mention that, instead of selling it as ‘fact’.
originally posted by: bluesfreakSo just in the this thread we have looked at two stories that describe events , and events from a particular and matching timeframe, that when tested against scientific research , start to gain ‘hits’ :
Plato/Atlantis : Plato’s Atlantic landmass correlates with the Azores plateau , he describes its location, and when it happened : the date corresponding with known climate catastrophe - the Plateau has isostatically risen above and fallen below the surface in the recent past - proved by shore-line sand, shallow water fossils found deep in the Plateau. This combined with known sea level rise at the YD pulse B , an isostatic dropping of the sea floor , and Plato’s ‘Allegorical ‘ tale doesn’t look so allegorical .
The Azores are steep-sided volcanic seamounts that drop rapidly 1000 meters (about 3300 feet) to a plateau.[76] Cores taken from the plateau and other evidence shows that this area has been an undersea plateau for millions of years.[77][78] Ancient indicators, i.e. relict beaches, marine deposits, and wave cut-terraces, of Pleistocene shorelines and sea level show that the Azores Islands have not subsided to any significant degree. Instead, they demonstrate that some of these islands have actually risen during the Late and Middle Pleistocene. This is evidenced by relict, Pleistocene wave-cut platforms and beach sediments that now lie well above current sea level. For example, they have been found on Flores Island at elevations of 15-20, 35-45, ~100, and ~250 meters above current sea level.[79]
originally posted by: bluesfreak
The Pawnee story above- talks of the North American mega fauna (honestly , what other Giant Creatures could it be talking of?) Talks of a great flood that changed the landscape and annihilated them all.
Describes the creatures , describes a plausible death scenario in pyroclastic mud flows.
If the Pawnee weren’t witnesses to this event as you postulate, again, they show real knowledge of a science they shouldn’t know about .
originally posted by: bluesfreak
Both of these stories relate to the same time period , and from different continents, and yet describe events that happened on those continents at the time frame given .
Pretty accurate for Myth.
a reply to: Harte
originally posted by: fotsyfots
a reply to: Harte
nope. looks like I was bang on!!!! mythic, palease !?
I think it's recognized that some oral histories of the Native Americans predate the Missoula floods, and other flooding episodes, that came from ice dams breaking.
For a few thousand years prior to their extinction, Columbian mammoths coexisted in North America with Paleoamericans – the first humans to inhabit the Americas – who hunted them for food, used their bones for making tools, and depicted them in ancient art
The story also states that humans came after and they had never witnessed these creatures, but had seen bones washed out of riverbeds and banks.
Bones of mammoths, etc. remain in the ground until they are washed out. The Natives had no knowledge about the deposition of soil over time and, since the bones were supposedly seen along a river, it would be natural for them to think they had died in a flood. And, as I pointed out, maybe they did. There were enough glacial floods to kill off some of the large mammals that existed in N.A. 15k years ago.
Sorry, you're full of it here. Ice dam flooding has been established for quite some time now. It's even been witnessed. In fact, glacial lakes are being monitored as we speak to try to mitigate the destruction when the ice dams holding them back break.
Obviously, you don't think geologists know the difference between a seamount and a sunken continent. Also, these seamounts have been underwater for millions of years, not 12,000 years, so there's nothing that can relate to Atlantis there (or anywhere else for that matter,) unless Atlantis was the current Azores Islands.
What other story and continent (other than North America) are you talking about here? Surely you don't mean Atlantis?