>coastlines during the last ice age ran hundreds of miles

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coastalcucks btfo

Will they EVER learn?

>some apes stacked some rocks into a circle
>'civilization'

you keep making this thread over and over again and getting BTFO looks like you're getting saltier now lel

aliensfag or christcuck which are you?

>Much that once was is lost, for none now live who remember it.

https://youtu.be/cvxuT0CK1oU

>>2268763
Let's see how your house looks after spending thousands of years under water fucko.

I feel like we don't take really, really old stories as seriously as we should from a historical, archaeological perspective. The oldest stories from the Fertile Crescent, the hints of the oral traditions in Europe and elsewhere, the Epic of Gilgamesh, even the Book of Genesis.

Taking the Iliad and the Odyssey seriously as history allowed us to find the Mycenaean civilization. Maybe it would work again?

>>2268734
>"lol, there were no civilizations on Earth predating the ones we found in the deserts where conditions would be good for preserving evidence of early civilization"
>t. archaeologists
Please substantiate that the opinion you are lampooning is significant.

>>2268763
Why would a Christcuck claim archaeological evidence of pre-bronze age civilizations?

Don't they think the Earth is 6000 years old or whatever?

>>2268734
retard, we have plenty of remains of humans and their material remains during the ice age, and not just in "deserts". so here's what you are proposing: there was some crazy ass advanced shit happening only in coastal areas which weren't connected by roads of any kind, just packs of nomadic bands of hunter-gatherers. Also this advanced civilization only left megalith rock structures that didn't require advanced technology, just a seasonal investment of time and man-power by groups of humans

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>>2268734
Probably a big chunk of the history of humanity is now lost underwater.

>>2268734
>implying any meaningful civilization could come out of the cold, damp marshes of the Doggerlands

Clearly perfect terrain to start an agricultural sedentary society

Maltese ruts can not have been made with limestone tools, although that's the hardest material on the Maltese islands.

Therefore, they must have been imported.

Said ruts also go in underwater, continuing out into the ocean.

Therefore, they must have been made when the sea levels were lower; before the last ice age.

Theeerefore, there must have been connected trade and as a result civillization before the end of the last ice age.

>>2268734
Please stop posting this, it really isn't that interesting. Around where I'm from we get lots of coastal megalithic sites, mostly dolmens in swampy areas. I've had many opportunites to examine them. They're literally rocks stacked together, nobody gives a shit.

>>2269040
Only protestant American """christians""" claim such an absurd thing

>>2268865
I remember reading an article by Michael Wood, who claims that most of the European fairy tales have their origins in the Stone Age.

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What was the point of this?
>inb4 furries

>Sea levels were lower then

>People lived there

>We know jack fucking shit about them

GOOD FUCKING JOB /his/TORY!

>>2269250
"Probably" doesn't get you the grants needed for an expensive, direction less underwater excavation.

>>2269803
Carlyle came to pretty much the same basic conclusion with the nordic religion being based on the people who first moved into Scandinavia/Northern Europe and honestly, it makes quite a bit of sense.

People that believe this stuff are the same people that think 10000BC was a factual movie

I wouldn't be so mad if they at least admitted that they might be wrong about lol oldest civ is phoenicians hurrr. Global flood myths across every civilization, and they call it a coincidence. I'm the most atheistic fuck to live, but when every god damn people across the globe said the same fucking thing, maybe we ought to listen.

Human history goes back WAY longer than they want to admit.

>>2269568

Ever occur to you that the rocks are just what is left, because obviously the other materials like lumber and thatch would be gone?

>>2270309
>confusing anatomical modernity with behavioral modernity

>>2270309
The oldest buildings are found in France which is definitively NOT Phonecian so any claim for Phoenicia being the first civilization is decidedly false. On top of this, no one claims Phoenicia to be the oldest civilization. It's just the civilization upon which most current European civilizations are founded upon.

Archaeologists are the worst.

They hate having to revise their history.

They just ignore shit that bothers them.

>>2270309
>I wouldn't be so mad if they at least admitted that they might be wrong about lol oldest civ is phoenicians hurrr
kek, you don't even know what real archaelogists think. Phoenician isn't even a term used for any people pre-iron age, though Phoenician cities have continuity from the bronze age