Do sci believes there could be some advanced civilization 12-15k

You forgot about the top half of the statue of liberty they found on the beach, you know, next to the talking ape civilization we found

>>9158446
>[citations]
I really doubt your ``evidence'' exists.

>>9158457
http://www.ancient-origins.net/unexplained-phenomena/desert-glass-formed-ancient-atomic-bombs-002205

>>9158454
>not including citation
Imbecile.

>>9158446

non corrosive materials generated by such societies would be obvious and everywhere

if we can find 50,000 year old cave paintings i'm pretty sure we could find ancient stainless steel atlantian fleshlights

>>9158446

Do I think there are white patches in human history? Definetly!

Do I think ancient civilisation had tech not available to us? Sure, after all, it took us 300 years to utilise electricity, which is not an awfully long time desu.

Do I think humanity has been wiped in nuclear warfare? Most likely not.

>>9158446
>>>/x/

>>9158446
Roman aqueducts and water pipe lines were built in England.

From what I understand the British at the time did not have the necessary knowledge about plumbing to keep them working so they basically fell into ruin after the Romans left.

I think that if you were born at the peak of the Roman empire and then were to fall asleep and awaken during the Medieval period you would feel as if mankind had lost a lot of it's progress.

The temples in Egypt such as Hatshepsut's are a testament to incredible stone working ability and craftsmanship.

I believe that it is far easier for a less advanced society to experience a period of tranquility simply because you can remove a lot of outside factors. With the way things are today and the how interconnected we all are people frequently bring diseases, weapons, dangerous ideologies, foreign species of animals/insects and corrupt or destroy the culture of other people.

That doesn't mean that I think there has ever been a society as sophisticated as our own today. I just think the Greeks, Egyptians, Romans, Persians and many tribal peoples like Native Americans experienced periods where they lived in abundance and weren't exposed to serious threats. In other words they may have had better quality of life than ourselves even with less advancements in medicine and science.

>>9158446
I believe there were ancient civilizations which were more complex than we think, but nothing on the level you are proposing. I don't know what happened at Mohenjo Daro, but the idea that it was caused by nuclear warfare seems really far-fetched.

>>9158877
>12-15k years ago

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>why won't you quackademics accept that there was an amcient civilisation that existed over 15 thousand years ago? Gobleki Tepe proves it
>you should talk to my buddy Randall Carlson, he's a geologist who has spent the past 30 years researching the younger dryas asteroid that struck the ice caps over north america 12 thousand years ago and ended the ice age. The evidence is there but you main stream academics won't accept it