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There is a theory rolling around slowly gaining traction with every archeological find. Unexplained settlements buried where there shouldnt be, a kinda relationship of similarity between architecture. The theory goes that, 10,000 and more years ago Humanity had spread a civilization world wide. We think they were seafaring, and that they would have been the first people to circumnavigate the globe in ocean going ships. Its a theory on why a lot of the major civilizations have pyramids like in Egypt, central America, and China and kinda explains some ancient unexplainable artifacts like the Baigong pipes, the Costa Rican stone spheres, the Nazca lines among others. Not all of it is conjecture though, maps of a spherical world have been found that are thousands of years old that are remarkably accurate. Ancients boats made of woods that dont exist where the remnants of the boats were found. Out of all of it the theory goes on to describe these people as being on the level of, if not a little passed, the Romans in their heyday. The only problem is round about this time, the volcano we know as Yellowstone national park had a pretty big eruption combined with an impact event that might even be linked by cause and effect. It was an Event that changed the face of the globe. Thousands of miles of coast lines were submerged as tidal waves like this world had never seen wiped most traces of this once world spanning civilization off the face of the Earth. All we have left to go off of is wrecked boats on top of mountains and unnamed cities buried under water, and random artifacts like the cave maps of the world down in South America, the huge spheres to golfballs made of a rock that doesnt exist on the Costa Rican island...... Im not gonna mention the pyramid of pyramids they found in Antartica a place that would have been warmish and jungle like 10,000 years ago....
Posted on: Sat, 09 Aug 2014 15:12:03 +0000

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