The Deluge by Francis Danby, 1840
Posted on 03/19/2020 9:41:01 AM PDT by SunkenCiv
As did the mother's breast. :)
Yeah, it's pretty bad. It reminds me of some slipshod genealogists I've known or met on the web.
The Primeval Mound had literally nothing to do with the mother's breast. The Goddess Nut's breasts were a big deal, and were found in the sky, go figure.
Been there a dozen times or more. Any water results in damage, and annual flooding for eons has done wide ranging damage.
Thanks, but I’ll go with the geologist.
Yeah, no worries, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.
Holiday Inn Express? Isn’t that how the pandemic started?!? Oh, sorry, it’s just that no one had mentioned the virus in this topic, that I’d noticed. :^)
Shush. . . .
I was wondering if the 12 thousand year age North American bolide strike(s) could have caused excessive rain erosion in Egypt. Also, while we are at it whether that could have shut down the civilization that created the great irrigation works near the Okavango Delta.
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Biblical Archaeology Review 47:2, Summer 2021
https://www.baslibrary.org/biblical-archaeology-review/47/2/6
Many early Christian and Jewish representations of Noah’s ark depict it as a box on legs. Learn how early translations of the biblical text may have led to the confusion.
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https://www.baslibrary.org/biblical-archaeology-review/31/3/4
Mammatus clouds...
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