Re: An idle question (Paging Mark Isaak)

Here's a more civilized way of debating from the archeological forums
that you could have engaged me with instead of name calling and the
projection of anger at having your atheistic agendas challenged:



"J.LyonLayden" <JosephLay...@xxxxxxxxx> schrieb im
Well, the 12000 years are only for the dated stratas. They haven't reached
the bottom yet (I suspect that the beginnings are a few ky earlier).
Re. Dolni Vestonice : What do you mean by "decent" ?

You know, something that doesn't look to primitive. A little more
substancial than a circle of bricks and a thatched hut.


Any cool slightly altered caves or Paleolithic Dolmens, or stacked
together stone building remains?


A tower like at Jericho circa 27000 ybp might get me Harry Potter
bucks, you see what I'm sayin'?



I'm afraid that there's no such structure.
You'll have to use analogies.
Take the Mongols (nomads) and their capital, Karakorum.
That way you can postulate that nomads 27000 ybp did the same.
Let the structure be erected from sun-dried bricks.
Place it under a huge mountain-lake. Add earthquake, lake flushes on
structures -
voila, no traces.

Cheers,


Michael Kuettner



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