Pretty much what I know about came out of a book I read when I was working offshore.
In it the author goes into detail about how the Sumerians, who are arguably the first civilisation on earth, learned all their knowledge of weapons, warfare, agriculture, domestication of animals, laws, pyramid construction and so on from the gods.
These gods they would call the lofty ones or sometimes giants.
The driving force of the book comes from the author claiming all knowledge of things came from the gods who passed it on to the Sumarians, then the Egyptians, (Israelites?) Greeks and then the Romans.
Now in early Roman times the author claims that gods had to leave completely, reasons given are legion for this.
There's some compelling evidence that a lot of the ancient structures are so massive and huge, even modern day lifting equipment would struggle to make them. In fact even on some documentarys I've seen on mainstream TV the theorys for some structures have included the ancient astronaut theory (usually showing an artist impression of many large craft lifting the blocks and structures about).
This theory was touched upon in the AVP film but skewed it somewhat.
Its important to note also that nobody has ever reconstructed a pyramid to the dimensions of the ancients.
The pyramids are mentioned many times as being not a tomb but a transmitter.
In a crazy kind of way the guy does make sense. We often marvel at the ancients and what they were capable of with the large structures they built.
Right, I could ramble all week about this but...
Getting back on topic.
It's a bit like pick a point on the globe and pray.
Some ancient sources indicate that an Ark was the best way of doing it. Build a big boat and enough supplies then wait for the water to fall back. Interestingly though, they imply that some folk did survive on land. Goliath for example was a giant and it certainly is not mentioned that any giants were allowed or scrambled onto on the ark.
So if there were still giants alive after the great flood it could mean safe places on dry land was possible, even amid a deluge etc.
Right from what I've gleaned from history books in ancient times THE place to be was the Middle East, often called the Fertile Crescent back then cause food was plentiful. Sumeria and Mesopotamia were were the first cities were.
Something happened and the next big place on the map was Egypt. Now maybe the Nibiru passage ties into this.
It could be we've got it all wrong and this Planet X, if it is on its way, could influence weather patterns and the climate in a *Shifting* kind of way. Sure they'll be nasty destruction but on a more even-handed scale. I.E not massive oceans swallowing up the land.
For example there may be short and long-term benefits to Planet X. Africa could become more fertile etc.
Conversly their could be danger at the equator with solar radiation becoming lethal in small doses.
Look at the North West Passage in Canada, rising temperature there means the ice that is normally present is not and shipping is reaping the bounty.
So my feeling is we can't really be sure, but the Northern Hemisphere looks to be the best bet.
