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originally posted by: Swills
Why it's this way I'll never know but it is what it is.
originally posted by: Parafitt
originally posted by: Swills
Why it's this way I'll never know but it is what it is.
Thanks for that, I know I could have done it also, but was unsure as no one else had seemed to mention it.
And I agree. A simple bit of code would allow the entire url to be used, and parsed to select the vid id, if that was really a necessity for the forums. seems like so much is done, yet simple things are absurdly left broken..
originally posted by: EternalShadow
a reply to: novrod
From the article:
"Estimating that it would have taken 50,000 years for such structures to have sunken to the depth at which they were said to be found, Iturralde added "50,000 years ago there wasn't the architectural capacity in any of the cultures we know of to build complex buildings." A specialist in underwater archaeology at Florida State University added "It would be cool if they were right, but it would be real advanced for anything we would see in the New World for that time frame. The structures are out of time and out of place."
Not able to watch the video right now, but wow! What a diving expedition that would be!!
originally posted by: Shiloh7
The point I am questioning is where did they originally learn these skills that have been carried more or less around the world and also, the ability to handle the ergonomics to create them?
originally posted by: UniFinity
and I don't mind nad as far as I am concerned there is plenty of evidence for ancient global advanced civilization...and maybe even few of them.
originally posted by: UniFinity
a reply to: Marduk
some say it is natural others say otherwise.
well ... after looking at a lot of the pictures of some of their underwater sites, it seems not natural to me.
There are not so many straight lines in nature and other almost perfect angles...in my opinion!
as far as bridge goes, there is nice evidence that such layers do not appear naturally. And there is evidence of somestructure far long ago...
least that is the information from video clip based on their research.
I believe their research is valid and they are honest about it and are just reporting it as it is.
originally posted by: UniFinity
look, I am not here to change your opinion on these matters, I understand you have your career probably in related area, and I do not want to devalue your efforts or knowledge in any way when I am writing to you.
conspiracy blah blah
originally posted by: Phage
originally posted by: JackMaryAnn
a reply to: onequestion
Landbridge that could have collapsed in the past just to be linked yet again?
At more than 2,000 feet? Probably not. The end of the last glacial period raised sea levels about 300 feet.
Hunter-gatherers may have brought agricultural products to the British Isles by trading wheat and other grains with early farmers from the European mainland. That’s the intriguing conclusion of a new study of ancient DNA from a now submerged hunter-gatherer camp off the British coast. If true, the find suggests that wheat made its way to the far edge of Western Europe 2000 years before farming was thought to have taken hold in Britain. The work confronts archaeologists “with the challenge of fitting this into our worldview,” says Dorian Fuller, an archaeobotanist at University College London who was not involved in the work. For decades, archaeologists had thought that incoming farmers from the Middle East moved into Europe beginning about 10,500 years ago and replaced or transformed hunter-gatherer populations as they moved west, not reaching Britain until about 6000 years ago. But that worldview had already undergone some modifications. Recent discoveries, for example, have shown some incoming farmers coexisted with the hunter-gatherers already living in Europe rather than quickly replacing them
originally posted by: Wolfenz
Recorded Written History only has been around for like 8,000+ years
yet MODERN Man ( as what we are NOW ) has been on this Planet for about 250,000+ years
The area around CUBA could of been like like Doggerland in a sense
originally posted by: blkcwbyhat
a reply to: Phage
wasn't there something yrs ago,the bermuda highway or such? Huge sq blocks laid out for miles?