[SunkenCiv]

• Mesopotamian Climate Change (8,000 Years Ago) [2004]

[EnglishOnly]

“Archaeologists working in South America have broadly known that some 8,200 years ago”...….

Ha-ha-ha!

[G Larry]

Musta been all those 8 cylinder Bedrock Buggies.....

[beethovenfan]

The same thing’s happening now. They’re all coming here.

[ifinnegan]

You forgot to post the picture of Goebbels.

[ml/nj]

I continue to be intrigued by Charles Hapgood's supposedly discredited idea. Too bad, Einstein is no longer with us. He wrote the introduction to Hapgood's first book on the notion that the crust as a shell periodically shifts over the interior. The theory would explain the change in climate discussed here and a lot of other stuff. Einstein's introduction was repeated in the second book.

Click on the image for Amazon link.

ML/NJ

[rktman]

“....people of South America were thriving before and after the middle Holocene...” So did they hibernate in between or something? :-)

[zeestephen]

1,400 sites with 5,000 radiocarbon dates from 4,000-8,000 years ago in South America?

Those huge numbers are hard to believe.

Have American universities done that same level of research in the continental USA?

From memory - there are almost no human remains at all in the Western Hemisphere from that time period.

[PlateOfShrimp]

It sounds like they are talking about the Year 8200 event, which was a few-hundred year period of unusual COLD.

Cold kills. Warm is good.

And considering the LIA, the present period of global warming should be called “global thawing”.

With apologies to Keyser Soze, the greatest trick of the climate cultists is convincing people that the LIA was a “normal” halcyon time.

[Zhang Fei]

“Ice age” is a lot shorter more precise than “climate change”.

[mindburglar]

Biblical floods kill a lot of people and dinosaurs.

[Libloather]

...indigenous people of South America were thriving before and after the middle Holocene...

Fake news.