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Originally posted by sinarty
I've been researching these stuff for a while now, I thought Atlantis was the first city/civilization?
Originally posted by sinarty
Interesting point, Bryad.
Think you can have a look at a timeline I'm working on?
ren.ahl2mod.net...
I'm not so sure about the dates and all... I've verified most of them with numerous other timelines, but still, some things are not in place.
Could you have a look at it? and tell me what you think.
cheers.
Originally posted by Byrd
"Earth Base One" is a movie and a rather bad one. One person made reference to the movie in looking at Tiahuanaco, but that's about as significant as me labeling Atlanta as "Dallas Lite."
Just because you call it that and make some superficial connections, it doesn't mean a hill of beans.
There are villages that archaeologists have uncovered that date back 10,000 years and more, but the first true cities (or the oldest ones) that archaeologists have found lie in India and date to about 6,000 BC; a time when the earth was starting to warm up. These cities gradually subsided into the Indian ocean.
The next oldest cities are in the Middle East and in Egypt. By 5,000 BC, Egypt was building cities and they were well established in China, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean civilizations. 3000 BC saw the rise of the larger civilizations in the Americas, though those never advanced as technologically as the European area civilizations did.
Just wondering, do your dates include the time spent living in "temporary" structures while the cities themselves were being built.
Originally posted by Byrd
Nope.
All evidence still points to Atlantis being myth.