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Catastrophic Floods
An interesting blog posting, Catastrophic History, produced on the website The Not So Solid Earth, makes the point that much of future archeology will be marine archeology. During the last ice age, a lot of sea water was captured in … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Culture, History, Oceans, The Book
Tagged Agassiz, Ballard, Biblical Flood, Black Sea, exploration, history, mountain mystery book, myths, Noah, oceanography
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