Prehistory

>>2088272
Because antedeluvian has no meaning.

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This ain't /prehis/, kiddo.

>>2088296
Antediluvian just means before the great flood. Use a dictionary next time.

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>>2088775
So THAT'S why the 3rd Generation was called that in Vampire. Fuck, that makes so much sense.

>>2088272
There is no debate, Gobekli tepe was a culture that was moving from hunting & gathering to a sedentary life style, that's it, not that advanced, just very artistically proficient

>>2088296
>>2088781
is this nigga serious

We're at a point where we are re-evaluating our understanding of prehistory.

These new finds are pushing back the earliest date for agriculture and civilization.

We need to keep an open mind and be ready to change our views of what came before us.

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>>2088781
tfw I never thought about it either

really makes me think desu


methusaleh means very old

99.99% of it is /x/ - tier nonsense.

1. Antedeluvian. there was no such thing as the "flood". There are localised events, such as that recognised by Edward Wooley in his excavations at the site of Ur, with a extremely deep debris-free layer. That certainly doesnt mean there was a flood that covered europe or Asia.

2: advanced in what regards? building a temple having stone working, farming and the likes is incredibly advanced for these dates. the problem arises when some swivel eyed lunatic starts claiming they were more advanced than we are, or all that nonsense....

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But what about this thing?

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Just some "rock formations?"

>>2088781
Is this ironic shitposting or do I share this board with literal mental cripples?

>>2089490
yes