[SunkenCiv]

Archaeologists collect samples from a prehistoric caribou hunting site on Alpena-Amberley Ridge in Lake Huron.

Tane Casserley

[Terry L Smith]

Don’t forget the stone circle at the bottom of one of the Great Lakes.

[webheart]

Of only fleeting interest. What good is history 10000 years old when we can’t even keep the last 500 years straight?

[Vaquero]

Here’s the deal. 10-12k years ago the coastline was 100+ miles from where it is now. As people tend to inhabit the coast more than inland, this is where we will find the first Americans. Possibly some from the Solutrean hypothesis

[ansel12]

""In 1959, retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel William R. Royal uncovered traces of prehistoric people while diving at Warm Mineral Springs, an hourglass-shaped sinkhole formed when an earthquake collapsed a subsurface cave around 20,000 years ago.
The spring's main claim to fame is its association with Spanish conquistador Juan Ponce de León, who supposedly identified it as the Fountain of Youth in 1513.""

He found it in 1959 as a retiree and here is a 2019 photo of him, you tell me.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

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[Adder]

They must have been a lot tougher then, to be able to live underwater like that.

Aquatic apes, indeed...

[MortMan]

Am I the only one that read the last headline wor as “underwear”.

[VTenigma]

Damned SUVs

[M Kehoe]

Hi.

In the fwiw department Florida was about 250 miles wide between St. Pete and Melbourne. Twenty thousand years ago.

Damn global warming.

5.56mm

[Grimmy]

Ok. Two separate angles on this...

1. Wait! What? all those ancient people are hiding underwater, just waiting to jump out and get us?

2. No way! They didn’t have the tech to build underwater like that, way back when!!!

Sea levels rise... yeah, right buddy. What next? gonna tell us NYC was under a massive sheet of ice? Like Wall Street would ever let that happen.

[Red Badger]

To me, “prehistory” is everything BEFORE the Big Bang.................

[bitt]

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