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Ice Age Civilization

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"People throughout the world retain the memory of earlier great spiritual civilizations that existed long before our current reckoning of history. Myths of Atlantis and Lemuria, stories of great floods and antediluvian kingdoms exist in all the ancient literatures of the world. These include Jewish, Greek, Egyptian, Babylonian, Hindu, Chinese, and Mayan traditions to name but a few. The ancient Egyptians and Sumerians -- whom we credit with the founding of civilization --saw themselves only as offshoots of earlier more enlightened, pre-flood cultures. They looked in wonder and awe to such bygone ages, a curious response if they indeed were the real inventors of civilization! Yet this memory is much deeper than any literary records. It is engrained in our human psyche as a collective or racial imprint. Many indigenous and aboriginal peoples retain such knowledge and poets and novelists of all types reflect it in their visions."
  • Text from "Flooded Kingdoms of the Ice Age" (David Frawley)
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Related Sites and Artifacts
  • Asoka Pillar
  • Bosnian Pyramid
  • Egyptian Pyramids
  • Great Sphinx of Giza (Egypt)
  • Gunung Padang
  • Piri Re'is Map
  • Yonaguni Monument

Related Topics
  • Atlantis
  • Flood Mythology
  • Hyperdiffusionism
  • OOP-Arts
  • White Gods

People
  • Michael Cremo
  • Graham Hancock
  • ​Michael Tellinger

Media
  • Civilization One (book)
  • Fingerprints of the Gods (book)
  • Forbidden Archaeology (book)
  • Magicians of the Gods (book)
  • Slave Species of god (book)

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