Hey Einstein, the accounts speak of trireme ships and metallurgy, and canals around citadels, you're so stupid that you think that was happening at 10000 B.C., check yourself, is there anything between your ears?
Thats right, thats why I am inclined to trust him more with regards to questions of amazing advanced civilisations at the end of the ice age. Guess what! He seems to think there werent any, not the kind you are talking about with metallurgy and triremes and stuff.Nick Flemming wrote a book about megalithic ruins which were submerged when the Ice Age ended, you should pick up a copy.
Oh, and laika, I wrote two books about the subject, but of course, all you read is what you're told to read, right?
I will just assume that you do have some actual evidence.
Continental drift coupled with massive earthquakes, could have submerged whole islands and coastlines.
Fleming wrote "Cities in the Sea" back in 1971, I guess he changed his mind since then, very predictable, as to say those megalithic paving stones, walls, and plazas, are manmade is to say that they were built before 10000 B.C. (conventional timeline), and such building actually didn't begian 'til circa 2500 B.C., so there's the dilemma for you mainstreamers. What do you do?