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most of those people lived in what is now 400 feet below the oceans, but was then ocean front and river mouths. Now buried under who knows how many feet of mud and silt.

But but that proves rising shorelines were a phenomenon thousands of years before the industrial revolution and population expansion were blamed for it.

Someone call Google, Snopes et al to insure this doesn't get around. The fortunes of scammers depend on it!

[PIF]

But but that proves rising shorelines were a phenomenon thousands of years before the industrial revolution and population expansion were blamed for it.
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No such thing; it was the melting of the 2 mile high ice caps at the end of the last glaciation