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Max Faust
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The oldest cultures acknowledged are Egyptian, Sumerian and Indian.
What strikes me as perhaps a bit of a pertinent question to ask, though, is this: If there existed any form of high-culture during the latest Ice Age, wouldn't they be likely to settle along coastal lines of the time?
Whereas certain structures in Turkey and Palestine are considered to be 10-12,000 years old, there ought to be even older remnants of human settlements underneath some 100+ meters of sea water in such places as people would be likely to want to inhabit at the time.
Any thoughts on this?
What strikes me as perhaps a bit of a pertinent question to ask, though, is this: If there existed any form of high-culture during the latest Ice Age, wouldn't they be likely to settle along coastal lines of the time?
Whereas certain structures in Turkey and Palestine are considered to be 10-12,000 years old, there ought to be even older remnants of human settlements underneath some 100+ meters of sea water in such places as people would be likely to want to inhabit at the time.
Any thoughts on this?