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Originally posted by boxturtle
imo, think much thinking encountered on this and related threads is hindered by inadequate conceptions of the "ice ages".
please read velikovsky's EARTH IN UPHEAVAL! would like to see more people in these forums take the effort and responsibility for rethinking their basic premises.
Neolithic Age (8000 - 5500 B.C.)
This period indicates a new step in the history of mankind with the development of the established and settled societies, and in the production of foodstuffs. Anatolia, again, offers the most comprehensive sites in the world for this age group in the Çayönü, Hacilar, Çatalhöyük and Köşkhöyük excavation sites.
The Çayönü settlement, which is not far from the city of Diyarbakir, was unearthed by the expedition teams under the direction of Cambel, Braidwood, Mehmet Özdogan, Wulf umbrellas, and it is dated back to 7250 - 6750 BC In the middle The settlement is a center, and around him are monumental, rectangular structures and houses. The formation of the structures are made of stone, and in this are the sun dried bricks. The inhabitants of Cayonu are the first farmers in Anatolia.
3,000 is a huge time gap. There must be numerous other cities that have yet to be found.
I don't know why people are claiming that these people were as advanced then, technologically, than we are now. If they had been as advanced as we are, they would have survived such a flood. They would have known it happened as soon as it happened, and would have had some time to respond.
I am guessing that the reason these flood waters came so quickly, as described in the stories, is because of an asteroid strike in Canada, that is being theorized as melting a massive glacier, causing world wide flooding. Is this is what they are claiming is the cause of a huge and sudden flood? Of course the third video shows a gradual rise in the oceans, meaning that the people would have had plenty of time to leave, and build other cities.
Originally posted by poet1b
Nice thread, it seems that since the last time this was discussed on ATS, they have manged to advance their knowledge of this site. If this city is 12 thousand years old, then it would be 3 thousand years older than the oldest city found in Anatolia.
It’s sometimes called the "Turkish Stonehenge,” but archaeologists now believe the Neolithic temple at Göbekli Tepe in southeastern Turkey dates to as early as 10,000 BC, or about 7,000 years earlier than its more famous British counterpart.
According to Archaeology magazine, Göbekli Tepe is the oldest manmade place of worship yet discovered. Its most striking features are dozens of megalithic pillars placed in circles. The megaliths, which may have once supported roofs, are about nine feet tall.
I don't know why people are claiming that these people were as advanced then, technologically, than we are now. If they had been as advanced as we are, they would have survived such a flood. They would have known it happened as soon as it happened, and would have had some time to respond.
I am guessing that the reason these flood waters came so quickly, as described in the stories, is because of an asteroid strike in Canada, that is being theorized as melting a massive glacier, causing world wide flooding. Is this is what they are claiming is the cause of a huge and sudden flood? Of course the third video shows a gradual rise in the oceans, meaning that the people would have had plenty of time to leave, and build other cities.
Originally posted by boxturtle
would like to know how the ice core 'said' 420,000 yrs. i'm sure ice cores don't lie. nor do chicken entrails or hockey sticks.
The length of the record depends on the depth of the sample and varies from a few years up to 800 thousand years.
A sample from the right site can be used to reconstruct an uninterrupted and detailed climate record extending over hundreds of thousands of years, providing information on a wide variety of aspects of climate at each point in time. These are a powerful tool in paleoclimate research.
Sedimentary Rocks
Excerpt:
All the Paleozoic periods should be known now: Time Scale
As was mentioned in the introduction, one of the distinctive features sedimentary rocks is that they are stratified or "layered". Sedimentary rocks are formed through a special sequence of events. the products of weathering are the typical materials from which sedimentary rocks are made, that is ions in solution, clay minerals and resistant minerals or unweathered fragments. These materials are eroded, transported, and sedimented. They are transported by mainly by rivers, but also by the wind, waves, currents, glaciers, gravity (mudflows, landslides), etc. Then they are compacted, dehydrated and often cemented.
Sedimentary rocks make up about 75% of the surface of the continents even though they make up only a small part of the continental crust. Many times in the past the continents have been covered by shallow, warm seas which deposited thick sequences of sediments.
The environment of sedimentation can usually be determined. Sediments are deposited in a variety of depositional environments such as river channels, flood plains, deltas, sand dunes & alluvial fans as well as lakes, swamps and estuaries. Marine environments include beaches, shallow marine, deep marine, reefs, bays
The waters of the Persian Gulf may cover one of humanity's oldest and largest footholds outside Africa -- according to archeologist Jeffery Rose in this month's issue of Current Anthropology.
A verdant oasis provided a sanctuary the size of Great Britain for humans from at least 74,000 years ago until 8,000 years ago. The Gulf Oasis, as the area is called, provided a refuge from the harsh deserts created by the Ice Age.
Humans may have inhabited southern Arabia for more than 100,000 years. While researchers previously considered the area a corridor between Africa and Eurasia, evidence from the Gulf Oasis shows humans used the coast region to create homesteads and survive dry spells while independently developing cultures and technologies. Archeologists find evidence of this in distinctively Arabian stone working techniques, Rose reports.
Artifacts dating back at least 100,000 years unearthed in the Arabian desert might be evidence of the first step our lineage took in our march across the globe. These new findings suggest modern humans first left Africa by at least 40,000 years earlier than researchers had expected, which could rewrite our understanding of ancient sites elsewhere on the planet.
Anatomically modern humans first arose about 200,000 years ago in Africa. When and how our lineage then dispersed out of Africa has long proven controversial, but past evidence had suggested an exodus along the Mediterranean Sea or Arabian coast some 60,000 years ago.
Now, an ancient toolkit of stone hand axes, scrapers and perforators discovered by an international team of researchers at a site in the United Arab Emirates suggests modern humans arrived in eastern Arabia as early as 125,000 years ago.
"Our findings should stimulate a re-evaluation of the means by which we modern humans became a global species," said researcher Simon Armitage at the University of London.