Ancient History, I'm facinated by it. Did you know that Ancient Rome used cement?

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Since I don't have to file income tax anymore, SSN buys my bread, when I'm not thinking about treasure, I study history, always have.

The discovery of Göbekli Tepe in Turkey a few years ago, one source dating it as much as 21000 years ago, but most date it to about 11,000 years ago.

Study of Sumerian history, Egyptian history, and then the discovery of that sunken city off the coasts of India and Pakistan, dating about 11,000 years ago.

And there's much more. We folks walking this Earth today have no real idea of what came before. 11,000 years is around the estimate of the end of the Flood.

And then there's also the filling up the Black Sea with salt water where it was a fresh water sea/lake. There's been traces of civilization found at the bottom.

None of this stuff makes Earth shaking news. But, it is here with us.

Incidentally, the Ice Age ended about 11,000 BC = at the end a 400 foot rise in the water levels of the oceans.

Any body else here fascinated by this stuff?
 

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Hey my friend, been very interested in this since college. Then came Erich von Däniken's book, Late Great Planet Earth, and here I am still watching plenty Youtube videos, among favorites, Graham Hancock, and the endless others.
 

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I have always been fascinated by history both mans and the earths. I could spend hours looking at this stuff......
 

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Here's a good starting point, specifically the flood



Short video, just over 9 minutes.
 

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Then there is this one:

 

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I would love to explore the entire world under the sea......Oh the things it could bring light to in our perception of reality.....
 

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Sometimes I wish we would find the hidden key to suddenly understand all things and know all things.....but then where would exploration and living be?
 

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There are other outspoken researchers, but Graham Hancock is all over Youtube, and in my opinion the best.

Did you know that there's speculation that a comet struck Great Britain in 562 AD? It was documented in Sweden passing over. And on the shores of Normandy it was documented by many witnessing the fire that burned for 11 days.

There was no Norman Conquest, they just walked in and took it after the fires burned out.



They don't teach us this in school.
 

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School can't even get the most current history right I would hate for them to attempt ancient history.....:laughing7:
 

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Sounds like the Beatles' song, THE INNER LIGHT, written by George Harrison; COSMIC! LOVE IT!
 

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Since I don't have to file income tax anymore, SSN buys my bread, when I'm not thinking about treasure, I study history, always have.

The discovery of Göbekli Tepe in Turkey a few years ago, one source dating it as much as 21000 years ago, but most date it to about 11,000 years ago.

Study of Sumerian history, Egyptian history, and then the discovery of that sunken city off the coasts of India and Pakistan, dating about 11,000 years ago.

And there's much more. We folks walking this Earth today have no real idea of what came before. 11,000 years is around the estimate of the end of the Flood.

And then there's also the filling up the Black Sea with salt water where it was a fresh water sea/lake. There's been traces of civilization found at the bottom.

None of this stuff makes Earth shaking news. But, it is here with us.

Incidentally, the Ice Age ended about 11,000 BC = at the end a 400 foot rise in the water levels of the oceans.

Any body else here fascinated by this stuff?

FYI, if you go over $25,000 single or $32,000 a year married filing jointly combined income including social security you still have to file income tax, up to 85% of social security becomes taxable when you cross the magic line. Suuuucks!

"When 1/2 of your Social Security Benefit plus all of your other income (including tax-exempt interest) is more than $25,000, Single, or $32,000, Married Filing Jointly, then up to 85% of your benefit becomes taxable. "
 

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TH, I'm okay on that. My tax paperwork are at my accountants, good people. She called and said that I do not have to file.

The Alan Hassell video is really quite entertaining if you get the time to play it. Lot's of humorous anecdotes.
 

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The "underwater rivers" got me thinking. Is this where they generally try dredging for gold? This spot off California for instance. Wouldn't gold collect in these canyons when the water was lower?

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They even call it a canyon on the chart. Sure gets deep fast here!

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The "underwater rivers" got me thinking. Is this where they generally try dredging for gold? This spot off California for instance. Wouldn't gold collect in these canyons when the water was lower?

Makes really good sense to me. It'd be deep though.
 

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