[Steve Van Doorn]

"lost civilization ... “this now-drowned region,” ... 2.5 million years ago."

That is illogical (That is the start of the Quaternary Ice age)
main stream media 🙄
I knew they were wrong just by your few words they wrote.

Checking report if that is what they claimed:
Between 9 to 12 thousand years ago. Which was clearly printed in Abstract, body and conclusion. IE: Younger Dryas
Sea level rise drowned a vast habitable area of north-western Australia driving long-term cultural change (PDF)

The passed down stories of Mu is there where a number of large populated areas mostly Caucasians of up to 60 million people. Which is likely a larger area then what they're showing and early farming.

The estimated numbers that area could carry is based on hunter gatherers. Not farmers. It could've been vastly more then their estimations.

[little jeremiah]

Good night to every FRen, FReeQ, Truth SeeQer, LurQer, Digital Warrior, anon, and all good people; have a very peaceful night and good morning - Christmas Eve tomorrow. May God fill your hearts with His peace, His joy, and bless us with trust in His plan.

Those who know Your name trust in you;
you never forsake those who seek You, Lord.
Psalms