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When it does, then a solution should explain why.\n</p><p>\nThis search has lead me to the Holocene Project\'s work and its importance to our future as well as its significance to our past.  \nWhile many argue that such events can not happen or happen so infrequently that their significance in history are not relevant, the 2011 earthquake at Fukushima has showed that ignoring the past can have disastrous consequences.  \nThe nuclear disaster would not have happened if the project proponents had not ignored evidence of tsunamis that were not within written history and instead relied upon written records.  \nPast civilizations may not have had the scientific sophistication to recognize what was happening, but they could record it in the limited world view they held.  \nSuch recording must not be ignored if we are to understand the dynamics of history.\n</p><p>\nIn writing this book, I understand that I run the risk of the wrath of many group.\nMany will of course state that I do not have the credentials to present this information.\nMy experience is in Computer Science, not Geology or History.\n</p><p>\nSecond, various religious communities will not like a possible explanation for the beginnings of the Bible.\nMy faith does not suffer when archaeology shows that events in the Bible can be dated to an era different from the calculations based on the \'begets\'.  \nIt is not the document that matters, it is the fact that this book\'s relevance has endured that is the important thing.  \nToday many advocate beliefs that differ from what the central figure of their religion believed and stated.  \nYet, they feel that their faith ensured that what they believe and how they behave are okay with their founder because they have a statement of faith that their deity would not let them believe anything that would be inconsistent with the founder\'s teachings.\nSuch is not my faith.\n</p><p>\nThird, Climate deniers will not like the concept that climate can effect history.  \nThey believe that by ignoring the reality of the world, they can influence it.  \nThe Bible\'s admonishment to go forth and multiple can not be hindered by science which is after all evil as reason is the product of the Devil.  \nA planet with limited resources does play a part in the Bible.  \nMany great events of destruction have been a result of the God\'s wrath again the raise in population of \'sinful\' people.  \nThe Book of Revelations seems to indicate that such destruction of resources will herald the return of the Christ so such things must be good since the faster we destroy them, the sooner that Christ returns.\nWith the advent of the Atomic Age, many people fell into the belief that if we destroy the world with the bomb, the Good Lord will return.  \nSuch a belief that God can be manipulated by our actions is hubris at best.\nChrist will return in his own time not at a time set by Man.\n</p><p>\nLast, there are those who seem to believe that preparing for the possibility that an event can occur which preclude the ability of the government to help its people is either an act of terrorism or one of treason.\nSuch beliefs are understandable given the actions of a few.\nYet to label all because of such behavior is to limit the ability to recognize the difference between reality, truth and the Truth.  \nSuch behavior endangers the very government which professes to know what is best for all.\nMormonism despite it past has a prophecy which states that they will be the salvation of America.\nSuch a believe could be based on the fact that they prepare for the possibility of events outlined in this book.\nSuch a belief is worthy of faith indeed.\n</p>\n',1,'introduction','2020-08-09 15:04:58','2020-08-09 15:04:58',1,1,0),(3,'The Holocene Impact Event ','\n<p>14,800 years ago, Earth started out of the last ice-age.\nThis warming enabled humans to move north and hunt the megafauna to extinction.\nThey created hunting camps along the way bringing their family/clan up into Europe, Anatolia and the Middle East.\nAs time went by various places began to be used as semi-permeate camps.\nSome of these camps had wild cereals near-by.\n</p><p>\nThe gathering and processing of these grains into breads around 12,500 BC started the march to agriculture.\nIt is speculated that the taste of the processed cereals pushed both how they can be used and their cultivation.\n</p>\n',2,'holocene_impact','2020-08-09 15:04:58','2020-08-09 15:04:58',1,1,0),(4,'Skywatch 10,800 BC - The Watchers ','\n<p>The Tradition of the Watchers was born with the Holocene Impact Event.  \nHaving seen the object which hit the planet, they were anxious to determine when such an event would occur again.  \n</p><p>\nGobekli Tepe stands as testament to their beginnings, determination and purpose.  \nThere are two things that standout about the existence of Gobekli Tepe:  they could organize a labor force for the purpose of constructing the circles.\nSecondly, the builders of Gobekli Tepe has a significant knowledge of the stars and their movements especially procession[[YK4DQ5UdLK]] .\nThe monuments point to one location in the Sky: where the Taurid meteors originate.\n</p><p>\nThe light from the Younger Dryas Impact Event would have brought to the attention of mankind the animals of the night in a prolonged way. \nThis allowed for an understanding based on sight. \nThe animals and insects would not have been affected by the night brightness and would have continued their diurnal activities.\nConsider that mankind on the plains of the Anatolia region would have had structures which where partially embedded in the earth. \n</p><p>\nThis was an insulation feature due to the winter cold.\nDuring the Younger Dryas Impact Event illumination, the tops of the structures would have been removed to use the light. \nThis would present a view of the sky and the earth around the habitation.\nA group remembrance of this would have lead to recreations of such an event with the ribs of the Gobekli Tepe\'s circular structures, the animals seen and the night sky.\n</p>\n',3,'watchers','2020-08-09 15:05:01','2020-08-09 15:05:01',1,1,0),(5,'University in Stone ','\n<p>Essentially, the Watcher tradition and their use of megaliths was a university in stone.  \nThe stones detailed the position of stars that are then compared to the present show the progression of the stars.\n</p>\n<p>With the burial of Gobekli Tepe, those who built the monument looked around for a suitable place for the next set off stone observatories.  \nOne group went to Stonehenge in England and did a test sighting of something.  \nThey did not find what they were looking for yet another group that had discovered Nabta Playa, Egypt did find that object in the sky and they moved their observation there.\n</p>\n<p>The move happened in two parts.\nFirst, the people who would eventually build Stonehenge moved from the Aegean Sea area to England via the Northern Mediterranean and Spain.\nWhen or if they arrived in what is now Almendres, Portugal is a major question.  \nThe Almendres Cromlech seems to be along the lines of the efforts being done at Nabta Playa, Egypt.\n</p>\n<p>The second factor was the move of people from Nabta Playa, Egypt to England and what route did they take.\nMost likely, they move down the Nile to the delta. \nThen across the coast of North Africa to the Atlantic, crossing at Gibraltar, Spain.\nThe final stage would be through Spain and/or Portugal to see the Cromlech at Almendres.\n</p>\n<p>Alternatively, they could have gone via the Levant into Greece where the constructors of Stonehenge have migrated.\nThey would have left knowledge and children behind in their migration.\n</p>\n',4,'stone_uni','2020-08-09 15:05:04','2020-08-09 15:05:04',1,1,0),(6,'Genesis ','\n<p>The Younger Dryas Impact did more to mankind that start them on the path of science and learning.\nIt started Mankind on the road to monotheism.\nThe impact was done by one God and his is jealous.\n</p><p>\nSome group of people started a epic chronicle which we now call the Book of Genesis.\nAs the Earth\'s climate evolved, the major changes that happened are recorded as a \'Day\'.\n</p><p>\nEach \'Day\' is explainable by events during certain times in the past.\nThe sequence that they follow is a logical sequence when viewed in the light of climate change.\n</p>\n',5,'biblical','2020-08-09 15:05:11','2020-08-09 15:05:11',1,1,0),(7,'Noah\'s Flood ','\n<p>\nWhen research conducted by William Ryan, Walter Pitman was first published in 1998, the Christian community was not very receiving.\nFirst, the Biblical flood covered the whole world, while the flooding of the Black Sea basin was not global in nature.\n</p>\n<p>\nResearch done by Abbott, et la concerning specific types of chevron dunes along the coasts of various places lead to the discovery of the Buckle Crater.\nThis event would have been global with solid rain for several months.\n</p>\n<p>\nThis event is called the Piora Oscillation and lasted from 3250BC to 2900BC.\nA Greenland GISP2 ice core sample shows a sulfate spike and methane trough about 3250 BC.\n</p>\n',6,'noah_flood','2020-08-09 15:05:15','2020-08-09 15:05:15',1,1,0),(8,'Drought - 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The first eruption cast a plume trace to the northeast of the \nMediterranean.  Traces of the plume have been found in Turkey and parts of Lebanon.  The second eruption was towards the\nsouth east over the land of Israel.  Abraham  in the plains of Mamre would have seen the first eruption as something \ndivine and safe as no fallout from the plume reached his location.  The intervening months between the first and second\neruptions would have allowed time for news of the destruction caused by the fallout of the first explosion to filter to \nAbraham.\n</p>\n<p>When the second eruption occurred and the plume came overhead, Abraham was visited by people who survived the first plume.\nThese survivors were surely angles having survived by being on God\'s side.  They sought to warm Lot, his family and friends\nthat the fallout from the plume could destroy them.  Who or what the angles sent to Lot in Sodom is unknowable.\nThere effect on the crowd at Sodom seems real enough.  If something or someone is brought to the city with knowledge\nof what is happening with the eruption plume overhead would be very sought after. Unless that city is one where they chop\nyou to pieces if you speak bad of the city.  Predicting Doom would be bad so Lot tired to protect them.\n</p>\n<p>\nSteven Collins\' work at Tall el-Hammam in Jordon has shown that the city he found matches the description of Sodom\nas defined in the Bible.  During the work of excavation, large quantities of glass where found that resemble Trinitite\nindicating a very hot explosion.  That the glass was located in a area covering Tall el-Hammam suggests to me a \nvolcanic cinder bomb not cooling correctly as it comes down resulting in a superheated explosion on a limited scale.\n</p>\n',10,'sodom','2020-08-09 15:05:22','2020-08-09 15:05:22',1,1,0),(12,'Exodus and the Plague - Survivors and Cleansing ','\n<p>Research on DNA traces of epidemics identified a epidemic that struck Europe about 1,500BC.\nCuriously, it did not affect the population of the Middle East.\nIf a disease followed the same pattern of out of Africa via the Red Sea as in the Justian Plague, first to be infected would be the port\nof call in the Red Sea.  \nFrom there by land it would travel to Egypt and the Levant, by sea the Minoans would have taken it back to Crete and from there to its colonies in Greece and Anatolia.\nWith a naive population, the reduction of the Minoan population by 90% would reduce any culture to rubble.\n</p>\n<p>That plague is non-discriminatory towards status, the loss of leaders in any given group would lead to contests to\ndetermine leadership.  It is possible that much of the violence that Graham Phillips attributes to a comet is \npossibly related to the unrestrained mass of people faced with collapsed leadership and organized food production.\n</p>\n',11,'first_plague','2020-08-09 15:05:23','2020-08-09 15:05:23',1,1,0),(13,'Bronze Age Collapse ','\n<p>A great question in history has always been the collapse of the Prototypical Manorial societies in the Macedonian and Greek areas.  \n</p>\n<p>\nAn event in 1,159 BC produced an 18 year substandard harvest resulting in a trans-generational famine with people facing genocide due to the weather.   \nPeople searching for substance flooded south into any area that had any food without care as to those there already.  \n</p>\n',12,'bronze_age','2020-08-09 15:05:26','2020-08-09 15:05:26',1,1,0),(14,'Mystery Plays and the Revival of Ancient Religions ','\n<p>\nThe Mystery Plays of the Greeks are a major ethical and religious stream of consciousness in the Western Civilization.\nYet the origin of these plays are a mystery.\nThey have no prior works in Greece that hold any pattern to what was written during the 6th century BC.\nIt has been argued that Greece\'s philosophical heritage came from Egypt during the 7th century BC.\nIndeed Plato\'s ancestor Solon went to Egypt and returned with the story of Atlantis.\n</p>\n',13,'religions','2020-08-09 15:05:29','2020-08-09 15:05:29',1,1,0),(15,'Enoch - Fall of the Watchers ','\n<p>With the advancing of time, the size of the Watchers grew accordingly.  \nIt is natural for very intelligent people to want the sameness of others.\n</p>\n<p>\nThat this event could be real is supported by several facts.  \n</p>\n<ul>\n<li>The sudden explosion of Enoch material in the 3rd century BC</li>\n<li>The astronomy sections of the Book of Enoch</li>\n<li>The rapid development of several forms of mathematics in Greece after the Greek Dark Ages</li>\n<li>The appearance of astronomy as part of the Mayan system of life</li>\n</ul>\n',14,'enoch','2020-08-09 15:05:30','2020-08-09 15:05:30',1,1,0),(16,'The Last Watcher ','\n<p>Who was the last Watcher?<br/>\nOne of the questions that came up in writing this book is when did the Watchers end or did they?\nThe curious name for the Watchers as Sons of God brought up the point that in the New Testament, Jesus is referred to as the Son of God.\nWhat if this concept is based on the idea that Jesus went to the Watchers sometime after the arguing in the temple with the priests.\n</p><p>\nWhat if as a Watcher Jesus either decided to betray his oath to the order or was on a mission to do what he did?\nIf he was a Watcher who betrayed his oath, then the reaction of the Pharisees is understandable in light of the Book of Enoch.\nIf he was a Watcher on a mission to bring certain concept to the world then who is the last Watcher?\n</p><p>\nAre they still working, watching the skies as Skywatch?\n</p>\n',15,'last_watcher','2020-08-09 15:05:30','2020-08-09 15:05:30',1,1,0),(17,'Conclusion ','\n<p>Something.\n</p>\n',16,'conclusion','2020-08-09 15:05:30','2020-08-09 15:05:30',1,1,0),(18,'Cultural Events ','\n<p>Events caused by Mankind or happened to Mankind.\nThese events include the towns created, historical landmarks such as wheeled transport, the domestication of plants and animals and other events which show that Man made a change in their perception of the universe.\n</p>\n',17,'cultural','2020-08-09 15:05:30','2020-08-09 15:05:30',1,1,1),(19,'Time line ','\n<p>Earth related events such as volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunamis, impact events, etc.\nAdditionally, climate changes are included.\n</p>\n',18,'timeline','2020-08-09 15:06:04','2020-08-09 15:06:04',1,1,1),(20,'Volcanos and Rocks Big Rocks ','\n<p>Climate is usually a pretty stable system.  \nOscillations do occurs, yet they are predictable.  \nSometime things happen which affect the climate, but are not predictable.  \nSuch things as volcanic eruptions and impact events from space do leave their mark on the climate and have a profound impact on history.</p>\n',19,'volcanoes_impacts','2020-08-09 15:06:52','2020-08-09 15:06:52',1,1,1);
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None are as large as Stonehenge.\n</p>\n','fWbstAJxxZ','2020-08-09 15:05:07','2020-08-09 15:05:46',1,38.557475,-8.061119),(34,'Almendres Cromlech II ',-5000,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almendres_Cromlech','\n<p>Two oblong rings added to west of circles.\n</p>\n','s4T3q4p31d','2020-08-09 15:05:07','2020-08-09 15:05:46',1,38.557475,-8.061119),(35,'Almendres Cromlech III ',-4000,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almendres_Cromlech','\n<p>Modification of the stone groupings many assoicated with the Equinoxs.\n</p>\n','J8EPj0vceq','2020-08-09 15:05:07','2020-08-09 15:05:46',1,38.557475,-8.061119),(36,'Bell Beaker people replace builders of Stonehenge ',-2500,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>There was a population replacement.\n</p>\n','pC5h5xS1qF','2020-08-09 15:05:08','2020-08-09 15:05:35',1,NULL,NULL),(37,'Builders of Stonehenge migrate to England ',-6000,-4000,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>They had Aegean ancestry with Anatolian farming techniques.\nThey moved through Iberia before going north.\nThere was a population replacement.\n</p>\n','0B8EzaFzXj','2020-08-09 15:05:08','2020-08-09 15:05:36',1,NULL,NULL),(38,'Stonehenge before the monument ',-8000,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>Four or possibly five post hole were found aligned in an East-West axis dated to 8,000 BC.\n</p>\n','eCaVKWcRaU','2020-08-09 15:05:08','2020-08-09 15:05:43',1,51.178889,-1.826111),(39,'Stonehenge 1 ',-3100,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>A circular bank and ditch enclosure with a large opening to northeast and a smaller one to the south.  In side the enclosure are the 56\nAubery stones.\n</p>\n','KcETGSZEE3','2020-08-09 15:05:08','2020-08-09 15:05:44',1,51.178889,-1.826111),(40,'Stonehenge 2 ',-3000,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>Structures built within the enclosure.  Aubery holes being used as cremation urns.\n</p>\n','ymwLWCy3Mm','2020-08-09 15:05:08','2020-08-09 15:05:44',1,51.178889,-1.826111),(41,'Stonehenge 3 I ',-2600,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>Timber abandoned in favour of stone.  Standing stones in two inner circles setup.  80 stones in total.\n</p>\n','zY2JPHMGCD','2020-08-09 15:05:08','2020-08-09 15:05:44',1,51.178889,-1.826111),(42,'Stonehenge 3 II ',-2600,-2400,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>Sarsen stones erected.\n</p>\n','gTnDFpfMve','2020-08-09 15:05:09','2020-08-09 15:05:45',1,51.178889,-1.826111),(43,'Woodhenge created ',-2600,-2400,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodhenge','\n<p>Wood ring structure with parts similar to Stonehenge.\n</p>\n','rGDbUD39Du','2020-08-09 15:05:09','2020-08-09 15:05:49',1,51.189400,1.785760),(44,'Wood circle created at Durrington Walls ',-2600,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durrington_Walls','\n<p>Four circles with an opening to the southeast for midwinter solstice.\n</p>\n','UcFCfFGsAz','2020-08-09 15:05:09','2020-08-09 15:05:49',1,51.192500,1.786667),(45,'Stonehenge 3 III ',-2400,-2280,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>Blue stones re-erected.\n</p>\n','3VM0ByVuKz','2020-08-09 15:05:09','2020-08-09 15:05:45',1,51.178889,-1.826111),(46,'Stonehenge 3 IV ',-2280,-1930,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>Arrangement of the Blue stones in a circle between the two Sarsen stone rings.\n</p>\n','EQ5KL69ecK','2020-08-09 15:05:09','2020-08-09 15:05:45',1,51.178889,-1.826111),(47,'Stonehenge 3 V ',-1930,-1600,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>Removal of Blue stone to form horseshoe-shaped setting as now seen at Stonehenge.\n</p>\n','K0nEvTwZuG','2020-08-09 15:05:09','2020-08-09 15:05:46',1,51.178889,-1.826111),(48,'Stonehenge - Post construction ',-1600,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>Y and Z wholes are the last items added to the monument.\n</p>\n','sWgk06YtgM','2020-08-09 15:05:10','2020-08-09 15:05:46',1,51.178889,-1.826111),(49,'Kokino ',-1800,-600,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kokino','\n<p>Emphasis is on the Pleiades.\nIt has stone seats to observe the solstices.\n</p>\n','HSn6W48FeY','2020-08-09 15:05:10','2020-08-09 15:05:32',1,NULL,NULL),(50,'Goloring ',-1200,-800,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goloring','\n<p>It is located near Koblenz, Germany.</p>\n','JQgBgJ32tB','2020-08-09 15:05:10','2020-08-09 15:05:38',1,50.339167,7.439722),(51,'Warren Field - oldest calendar ',-8000,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warren_Field','\n<p>First known calendar.  It tracked the moon as well as having a pit and prominence aligning with the midwinter solstice.\n</p>\n','Jd6sAGdbWA','2020-08-09 15:05:10','2020-08-09 15:05:39',1,57.061295,2.430772),(52,'Zorats Karer(Carahunge) ',-5500,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,6,'','\n<p>The \'Armenian Stonehenge\'.\n</p>\n','G53RR2BzWn','2020-08-09 15:05:10','2020-08-09 15:05:49',1,39.550700,46.028600),(53,'Goseck Circle ',-4900,-4700,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goseck_circle','\n<p>Sunrise and sunset on Mid-Winter solstice with smaller entrances for the sunrise and sunset of the Mid-Summer solstice.\n</p>\n','xDDn31ZNAq','2020-08-09 15:05:11','2020-08-09 15:05:52',1,51.198333,11.864722),(54,'Day 1 Let there be Light ',-10950,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','vHQkmvGCuX','2020-08-09 15:05:11','2020-08-09 15:05:11',1,NULL,NULL),(55,'Day 2 - Dividing the Waters ',-9600,-9100,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','PLbwc10DeT','2020-08-09 15:05:11','2020-08-09 15:05:11',1,NULL,NULL),(56,'Jericho is founded ',-9600,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jericho','\n<p>Initial habitation was intermittent due to the droughts and cold of the Younger Dryas time period.\n</p>\n','s5FN4jHDaJ','2020-08-09 15:05:11','2020-08-09 15:05:51',1,31.871111,35.444167),(57,'Day 3: Dry Land ',-9100,-8300,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','mdp6VZ2p9k','2020-08-09 15:05:12','2020-08-09 15:05:12',1,NULL,NULL),(58,'Tower of Jericho is completed ',-8300,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower_of_Jericho','\n<p>The tower seems to have been created as an anti-flooding system.\n</p>\n','HzQzF8Hszm','2020-08-09 15:05:12','2020-08-09 15:05:51',1,31.871111,35.444167),(59,'Day 4 - Sun, Moon and Stars \'Lights in the Firmament\' ',-8000,-7000,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','Pd2HptuABd','2020-08-09 15:05:12','2020-08-09 15:05:12',1,NULL,NULL),(60,'Tollmann\'s hypothetical bolide ',-7640,NULL,200,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tollmann\'s_hypothetical_bolide','','tDAwA817FE','2020-08-09 15:05:12','2020-08-09 15:05:12',1,NULL,NULL),(61,'Seven massive volcanic eruptions shown in ice cores ',-7901,-7090,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','\n<p>Series of seven massive volcanic eruptions give volcanic skies and lowered temperatures(ending 7090 BC).\n</p>\n','aeKSQM3fnP','2020-08-09 15:05:13','2020-08-09 15:06:13',1,NULL,NULL),(62,'Fisher Caldera, Aleutian Islands  VEI 6 ',-7420,NULL,200,NULL,NULL,NULL,14,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher_Caldera','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[0g4nrMkgJ9]]  |\nNE and SW parts of Fisher caldera</p>\n','FZVcx45cSn','2020-08-09 15:05:13','2020-08-09 15:06:33',1,54.650000,-164.430000),(63,'Pinatubo, Philippines VEI 6 ',-7460,NULL,150,NULL,NULL,NULL,16,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Pinatubo','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)[[XSjcTa6mYu]]  |\nTayawan caldera</p>\n','BufC44WRE7','2020-08-09 15:05:13','2020-08-09 15:06:33',1,15.130000,120.350000),(64,'Lvinaya Past, Kamchatka Peninsula (Russia) VEI 6+ ',-7480,NULL,50,NULL,NULL,NULL,5,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lvinaya_Past','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[TxxAVftJaS]] \n</p>\n','QTRADrbAYA','2020-08-09 15:05:13','2020-08-09 15:06:14',1,44.608000,146.994000),(65,'Day 5 - Water and Air creatures ',-6200,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','2FBa1fcXHk','2020-08-09 15:05:13','2020-08-09 15:05:13',1,NULL,NULL),(66,'Day 6 - Land creatures and Man ',-6000,-5700,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','sKkGxwm4vw','2020-08-09 15:05:14','2020-08-09 15:05:14',1,NULL,NULL),(67,'Day 7 - The Lord Rested ',-5700,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','mj7kF6EpP7','2020-08-09 15:05:14','2020-08-09 15:05:14',1,NULL,NULL),(68,'God Comes to visit ',-5677,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','cMWNKR6qy0','2020-08-09 15:05:14','2020-08-09 15:05:14',1,NULL,NULL),(69,'Crater Lake Caldera VEI 7 ',-5677,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,14,'','','Qt3gP10E8C','2020-08-09 15:05:14','2020-08-09 15:05:14',1,NULL,NULL),(70,'Cast out of Eden - Flooding of the Black Sea ',-5500,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,6,'','','mfu6EBDsBb','2020-08-09 15:05:15','2020-08-09 15:05:15',1,44.000000,35.000000),(71,'Tollmann\'s hypothetical bolide ',-3125,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,6,'','','DgnXLqj2Lv','2020-08-09 15:05:15','2020-08-09 15:05:15',1,NULL,NULL),(72,'Burckle Crater - Noah\'s Flood ',-3125,-2800,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,11,'','\n<p>Unconfirmed</p>\n','AhdK2UVshJ','2020-08-09 15:05:15','2020-08-09 15:06:36',1,-30.860000,61.360000),(73,'Deucalion Deluge ',-3125,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','FPk7bc6596','2020-08-09 15:05:15','2020-08-09 15:05:15',1,NULL,NULL),(74,'Noah\'s Flood ',-3125,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','0cMX5JMCxy','2020-08-09 15:05:16','2020-08-09 15:05:16',1,NULL,NULL),(75,'The Gilgamesh Flood Myth ',-2100,-2000,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilgamesh_flood_myth','\n<p>Some say that this poem is where the Biblical text came from for the story of Noah.\n</p>\n','FAy9jypG8T','2020-08-09 15:05:16','2020-08-09 15:05:32',1,NULL,NULL),(76,'Atra-Hasis - Flood Myth ',-1646,-1626,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atra-Hasis','\n<p>The oldest of the Flood Myth scripts.\nPoem is older than the dates notes, they are scribe marks noting the reign in which the copy was written.\n</p>\n','YabdYk2SSq','2020-08-09 15:05:16','2020-08-09 15:05:32',1,NULL,NULL),(77,'Piora Oscillation ',-3250,-2900,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','\n<p>An abrupt cold and wet period in climate history of the Holocene.  Global in nature.</p>\n','7KYVk1HmKM','2020-08-09 15:05:16','2020-08-09 15:06:36',1,NULL,NULL),(78,'Scorpion I ',-3200,-3150,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>Scorpion I seems to have started Egypt towards written language.  \nEvidence found in his tomb suggests writing was developed to record tribute from conquered cities.  \nHe was buried with imported grape wine laced with medicinal herbs as well as wine, dried grapes, grape seed and skins.\n</p>\n','crgc19GZCK','2020-08-09 15:05:16','2020-08-09 15:05:42',1,NULL,NULL),(79,'Wine in Egypt ',-3000,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_wine','','hTPN9qfp8d','2020-08-09 15:05:17','2020-08-09 15:05:41',1,NULL,NULL),(80,'Sphinx existed in Egypt ',-3125,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Sphinx_of_Giza','\n<p>\nWater damage at the Sphinx complex perhaps pushed the date of creation back before 3.125 BC when Noah\'s flood occurred.\nThis is the Sphinx water erosion hypothesis.\nThe objections are that not enough rain falls in Egypt to do the damage that is cited as evidence of flood and second there was\nno population in Egypt before 3,000 BC.\n</p>\n','y7mfMCn1FY','2020-08-09 15:05:17','2020-08-09 15:06:00',1,29.975278,31.137778),(81,'Bond 3 - 4.2 Kiloyear Event ',-2200,-2100,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4.2_kiloyear_event','\n<p>Global Aridification causes the collapse of the Egyptian, the Akkadian Empire, the Liangzhu culture in China and various movements of tribes in India.\n</p>\n','CPvwQCRrdF','2020-08-09 15:05:17','2020-08-09 15:06:37',1,NULL,NULL),(82,'Umm al Bini ',-2193,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>The discovery of Umm al Bini was a fluke of war.  Sadam Hussine had drained the great lake that sat atop the crater exposing it to satellite photography.\n</p><p>\nI call this the Confusion of Civilization as there are two floods in this region.   \nNoah\'s flood a thousand year before and now the Babylonian flood.   This flood was not as world wide as Noah\'s and left a distinct mark in history.  In the digs in Iraq, there is a layer of mud over remains.  The area of Umm al Bini would have been ocean estuary in 2,300BC\'s  so the impact was more a mud spatter than a real water impact.\n</p><p>\nTree ring dating places this event at 2,354 BC with a 9 year window of cold weather[[BwsP8uG8zM]] .\n</p><p>\nThe Egyptian Drought</p>\n<p>Unconfirmed</p>\n','QWet6t5QxF','2020-08-09 15:05:18','2020-08-09 15:06:37',1,31.241389,47.105833),(83,'Cycladic culture ',-3200,-1050,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>The first culture in the Aegean sea as a philosophical base.\n</p>\n<p>The culture essentially became Minoan around 2000 BC when the pottery especially became all Minoan in style.\n</p>\n','44xZAQbaDS','2020-08-09 15:05:18','2020-08-09 15:05:18',1,39.000000,25.000000),(84,'Minoan civilization ',-2700,-1100,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','','K0nPGWUL3Y','2020-08-09 15:05:18','2020-08-09 15:05:18',1,NULL,NULL),(85,'Mycenaean Greece ',-1600,-1100,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','','QK3MsCtWsC','2020-08-09 15:05:18','2020-08-09 15:05:18',1,NULL,NULL),(86,'The Lycian Sea People ',-1450,-546,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','','mKeZWp9xZy','2020-08-09 15:05:18','2020-08-09 15:05:18',1,NULL,NULL),(87,'The Lycian People become part of Assuwa league ',-1250,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','','zK858tQZns','2020-08-09 15:05:19','2020-08-09 15:05:19',1,NULL,NULL),(88,'Nuragic Civilization ',-1700,-238,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuragic_civilization','\n<p>Sardinia may have hosted one of the Sea Peoples.\n</p>\n','K18CPZk4uY','2020-08-09 15:05:19','2020-08-09 15:05:32',1,NULL,NULL),(89,'The Sherden Sea People ',-1399,-1300,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','','jtq3MZ4BAH','2020-08-09 15:05:19','2020-08-09 15:05:19',1,NULL,NULL),(90,'Jason and the Argonauts ',-1300,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argonauts','\n<p>The classic tale defining a part of Greek culture.  There is discussion about the story being one of the \ndescendants of a people who occupied parts of Greece going on a voyage back to their ancestral home land.\nSome have suggested that their homeland was Bactria.\n</p>\n','HEsVJxfnAx','2020-08-09 15:05:19','2020-08-09 15:05:19',1,NULL,NULL),(91,'Terah ',-1987,-1782,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>Lived 205 years.</p>\n','4qhjefGTFe','2020-08-09 15:05:19','2020-08-09 15:05:19',1,NULL,NULL),(92,'Abraham ',-1917,-1742,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>Lived 175 years.</p>\n','c3pbnS4Lff','2020-08-09 15:05:20','2020-08-09 15:05:20',1,NULL,NULL),(93,'Issac ',-1817,-1637,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>Lived 180 years.</p>\n','2u4wHQv6P6','2020-08-09 15:05:20','2020-08-09 15:05:20',1,NULL,NULL),(94,'Jacob ',-1757,-1610,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>Lived 147 years. Dies in Egypt after being there for 18 years.</p>\n','hXgsPHF9NE','2020-08-09 15:05:20','2020-08-09 15:05:20',1,NULL,NULL),(95,'Joseph ',-1662,-1552,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>Lived 110 years.</p>\n','htCt0n3NSP','2020-08-09 15:05:20','2020-08-09 15:05:20',1,NULL,NULL),(96,'Santorini/Thera VEI 7 ',-1628,NULL,14,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santorini_caldera','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)\n[[nGExNcguQq]] \n</p>\n<p>The Santorini/Thera explosion is an interesting event to consider.  First, the Minoan people appear to have packed and left before the creation of the caldera.  Second, the unique color of the ejaculate seems to be the link to the 10 Plagues of Egypt as noted in the Bible.   And third, the dating of this event shifts the birth and time of Moses as well as other dates in the Bible.\n</p><p>\nIt is one of two calderas that have been remembered in folk lore.  The other caldera is the Crater Lake caldera in Oregon, USA.  Native American Legions speak of a battle of the Gods with one throwing down the other.\n</p>\n','b4ZKLSwgWJ','2020-08-09 15:05:21','2020-08-09 15:06:38',1,36.404000,25.396000),(97,'Ipuwer Papyrus ',-1628,-1450,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','9Rr7S37Y5w','2020-08-09 15:05:21','2020-08-09 15:05:21',1,NULL,NULL),(98,'Tree Ring Event(6 years) ',-1628,-1622,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','\n<p>Lasted 6 years[[JL6Vvnxaax]] .</p>\n','UGGn505kTB','2020-08-09 15:05:21','2020-08-09 15:06:38',1,NULL,NULL),(99,'The 10 Plagues of Egypt ',-1628,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','0YH8x1qNZd','2020-08-09 15:05:21','2020-08-09 15:05:21',1,NULL,NULL),(100,'A group of Sea People takes over part of Greece ',-1628,-1600,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>The tsunamis from Santorini would have wiped part of Greece of its infrastructure and people.\n</p>\n','D4Tuqv4kJM','2020-08-09 15:05:22','2020-08-09 15:05:22',1,NULL,NULL),(101,'Lot ',-1827,-1622,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>Lived 205 years.</p>\n','ZEhQAc7Bu7','2020-08-09 15:05:22','2020-08-09 15:05:22',1,NULL,NULL),(102,'Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah ',-1628,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','','y1zpjVGTbb','2020-08-09 15:05:22','2020-08-09 15:05:22',1,31.840300,35.674000),(103,'Joshua 6:17 - Destruction of Jerico ',-1530,NULL,43,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>The \'Battle\' of Jerico and it subsequent destruction of all living souls is a curious event in the history of Moses and the tribes.\nThe elaborate cleansing ritual for the aftermath of the battle seems to be more of a contamination cleanse than calming the soul so as \nto not murder your wife and children after killing everyone in Jerico.\n</p>\n<p>That this battle was a cleansing of Bubonic Plague from Ancient Canna seems to fit the event and its description of the cleansing ritual after the battle.  That no living thing\nwas left alive was based on the fear of contagion.  In this case a bacterial plague.  This event seemed to influence Joshua\'s obsession with purity of the people as well.\n</p>\n<p>1530 BC: Joshua 6:17 - Destruction of Jerico (radiocarbon dating range)\n</p>\n','ZbeGaXF9u3','2020-08-09 15:05:23','2020-08-09 15:05:23',1,31.871000,35.444000),(104,'Bubonic Plague first appearance at Jerico ',-1550,-1530,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>Genetic research into heart disease arrived at the conclusion that Bubonic plage appeared in Europe around 1,500 BC.\nThe cleansing ritual at the destruction of Jerico shows that Bubonic plague was already present in the Middle East around 1,530 BC.\nThis epidemic possibly reduced the population by 90%.  Parts of the British isles being the exception since the next plague, the Justinian, reduces parts of Cornwall to 10% after exposure.\n</p>\n','shjdaH2NbQ','2020-08-09 15:05:23','2020-08-09 15:05:23',1,NULL,NULL),(105,'Plague strikes Egypt ',-1500,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','','gzL3TvxXUE','2020-08-09 15:05:23','2020-08-09 15:05:23',1,NULL,NULL),(106,'Canaanites arrive in eastern Nile Delta starting the Fourteenth Dynasty ',-1800,-1650,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','','S14uWet8G1','2020-08-09 15:05:23','2020-08-09 15:05:35',1,NULL,NULL),(107,'Hyksos conquer Canaanites and Egyptian Dynasties ',-1650,-1550,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','','hq7RBJ5QF6','2020-08-09 15:05:23','2020-08-09 15:05:35',1,NULL,NULL),(108,'Hyksos expelled by Egyptian Dynasties ',-1550,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','','uPEFyaRuU5','2020-08-09 15:05:24','2020-08-09 15:05:35',1,NULL,NULL),(109,'Kaali Meteor Impact ',-1490,NULL,40,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaali_crater','','WYHyf2jXr8','2020-08-09 15:05:24','2020-08-09 15:06:38',1,58.366667,22.666667),(110,'Exodus - First ',-1550,-1500,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','','yuFbEeez94','2020-08-09 15:05:24','2020-08-09 15:05:24',1,NULL,NULL),(111,'Exodus - Second ',-1300,-1200,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','','XbpUc6SaEp','2020-08-09 15:05:24','2020-08-09 15:05:24',1,NULL,NULL),(112,'Moses ',-1592,-1472,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>Lived 120 years.</p>\n','GPKyc3Knjt','2020-08-09 15:05:25','2020-08-09 15:05:25',1,NULL,NULL),(113,'Joshua ',-1565,-1455,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>Lived 110 years.</p>\n','H5maW1Rn1v','2020-08-09 15:05:25','2020-08-09 15:05:25',1,NULL,NULL),(114,'Period of the Judges ',-1460,-1100,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biblical_judges','\n<p>The Period of the Judges is one that has better stability of evidence.  From the passing of the torch from Joshua to the judges,\nthe textual analysis is stronger for the reality of the stories.\n</p>\n<p>1382 BC - 1063 BC - Period of the Judges - alternate dates\n</p>\n','xq9TVj8YF4','2020-08-09 15:05:25','2020-08-09 15:05:25',1,NULL,NULL),(115,'Taupo, New Zealand VEI 6 ',-1460,NULL,40,NULL,NULL,NULL,2,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taupo_Volcano','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)[[SkPxt8n594]]  |\nHoromatangi Reefs?</p>\n','ME5SSQUGt8','2020-08-09 15:05:25','2020-08-09 15:06:39',1,-38.820000,176.000000),(116,'Leviticus 19:19 ',-1400,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','\n<p>\n\' [the Hebrew people] shalt not sow their field with mingled seed... \'(King James Bible)\n</p>\n<p>\nSome scholars believe the phrase mingled seeds includes grafting, although this interpretation remains contentious among scholars as some have taken this phrase to mean purity of race as well.  \nIn reality, it seems to include things which waste time or resources.  Trying to crossbreed animals that are not compatible wastes time and effort.  \nWearing cloths of two or more fabrics is both a was of time and resources.  If a field is planted with two different seeds how can they be properly harvested?\n</p>\n','k3ZDYk4cnU','2020-08-09 15:05:25','2020-08-09 15:05:25',1,NULL,NULL),(117,'Trojan War ',-1260,-1180,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','','5hq2RyrtW7','2020-08-09 15:05:26','2020-08-09 15:05:26',1,NULL,NULL),(118,'Mycenae - Earthquake ',-1240,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','','eve9adAXXn','2020-08-09 15:05:26','2020-08-09 15:05:26',1,NULL,NULL),(119,'Mycenae - Earthquakes ',-1200,-1190,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','','LvwGApE91w','2020-08-09 15:05:26','2020-08-09 15:06:39',1,37.730792,22.756382),(120,'Late Bronze Age Collapse ',-1200,-1100,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,6,'','','5RBgbRznkM','2020-08-09 15:05:26','2020-08-09 15:06:41',1,NULL,NULL),(121,'Poseidon\'s Horses: Earthquake Swarm ',-1225,-1175,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','','bQp3jCc3xr','2020-08-09 15:05:27','2020-08-09 15:06:41',1,NULL,NULL),(122,'Sea People at the Nile Delta ',-1188,-1177,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>They came by land.\n</p>\n','usVvrBkX2u','2020-08-09 15:05:27','2020-08-09 15:05:36',1,NULL,NULL),(123,'Canaan impacted by the Sea People ',-1185,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>They came by land.\n</p>\n','Apbfu0YmyV','2020-08-09 15:05:27','2020-08-09 15:05:36',1,NULL,NULL),(124,'Destruction of Ugarit ',-1192,-1175,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>Clay tablets describe part of the Sea People.\n</p>\n','H0w89sU5LL','2020-08-09 15:05:27','2020-08-09 15:05:36',1,NULL,NULL),(125,'Destruction of Mycenae ',-1210,-1200,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>This event included both the Palaces and city attached as well. \n</p>\n','aW3Rp4gbEc','2020-08-09 15:05:28','2020-08-09 15:05:36',1,NULL,NULL),(126,'Onomasticon of Amenope ',-1100,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'','\n<p>Egyptian document which lists peoples and places.  It lists about 7 groups of Sea People.\nIt gives credence to the idea that the Egyptians settled the Sea People in Canaan.\n</p>\n','y12VYwtjt3','2020-08-09 15:05:28','2020-08-09 15:05:36',1,NULL,NULL),(127,'Ramesses III narrative ',-1150,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Peoples','\n<p>Ramesses III fought the Sea People several times.  Each group had brought their families along and Ramesses III eventually settled each group in Canaan.\n</p>\n','cvFg5ERUrt','2020-08-09 15:05:28','2020-08-09 15:05:37',1,NULL,NULL),(128,'Merneptah narrative on the Sea People ',-1200,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Peoples','\n<p>This narrative speaks of the groups that attacked brought their wives and children.  \nAdditionally, their count of the dead reveal that the Ekwesh were circumcised.\n</p>\n','W924wQyPbX','2020-08-09 15:05:28','2020-08-09 15:05:37',1,NULL,NULL),(129,'Ramesses II Narrative on the Sea People ',-2100,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Peoples','\n<p>Ramesses II fights the Sherden and captures them.\nThey are incorporated into the Army and fight at the Battle of Kedesh.\n</p>\n','st21gxvfvy','2020-08-09 15:05:28','2020-08-09 15:05:37',1,NULL,NULL),(130,'Helka 3, Iceland VEI 6 ',-1159,NULL,50,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hekla','\n<p>LHE date 1100 BC ±50 years[[jeYY2Wvcc6]] \n</p>\n','46d2AWc5L0','2020-08-09 15:05:28','2020-08-09 15:06:39',1,63.983333,-19.700000),(131,'Downturn of environment: Tree Ring Event(18 years) ',-1159,-1141,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','\n<p>Climate change recorded in tree rings.\n</p><p>\nLasted 18 years[[GWxc0fkuvM]] .</p>\n','2GeqQNuxKS','2020-08-09 15:05:29','2020-08-09 15:06:40',1,NULL,NULL),(132,'Greek Dark Ages ',-1100,-776,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','2JDvtvAAMd','2020-08-09 15:05:29','2020-08-09 15:05:29',1,NULL,NULL),(133,'Homeric Minimum ',-950,-800,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','\n<p>Solar minimum.\n</p>\n','VjhTZ52x4H','2020-08-09 15:05:29','2020-08-09 15:05:29',1,NULL,NULL),(134,'First Olympic Games ',-776,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','','9ymnmxSGva','2020-08-09 15:05:29','2020-08-09 15:05:29',1,NULL,NULL),(135,'Book of Enoch ',-300,-200,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_of_Enoch','','rn86naGKmQ','2020-08-09 15:05:30','2020-08-09 15:05:39',1,NULL,NULL),(136,'Akhenaten  ',-1336,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akhenaten','\n<p>Akhenaten abandoned polytheism for the worship of Aten or monotheism.\nOn his death, there was a backlash against Aten worship and monotheism in general.\nIt is possible this caused the second Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt.\nThe dates are of his reign as pharaoh.\n</p>\n','c3Brt4xqSj','2020-08-09 15:05:31','2020-08-09 15:05:31',1,NULL,NULL),(137,'Gebel Ramlah ',-6500,-3600,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gebel_Ramlah','\n<p>This site 20 kilometers from Nabta Playa is itself a playa or lake.\nIt has the oldest known infant cemetery in the world.\n</p>\n','mDgpHm8fd0','2020-08-09 15:05:31','2020-08-09 15:05:31',1,22.710278,30.504722),(138,'Nekhen ',-5500,-3200,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nekhen','\n<p>Nekhen is the city of the Cult of Horus.\nIt has the earliest temple which was made of wood and the earliest tomb with painted decoration on a plaster wall.\n</p>\n','81EkyAsNPf','2020-08-09 15:05:31','2020-08-09 15:05:31',1,25.097222,32.779444),(139,'First Irrigation at Choga Mami, Sumeria ',-4700,-4600,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choga_Mami','\n<p>First canal irrigation supporting livestock and arable agriculture.</p>\n','GJ8JcA2ZQs','2020-08-09 15:05:33','2020-08-09 15:05:33',1,33.883330,45.449990),(140,'Nabta Playa, Egypt - Goats and Sheep Introduced ',-6100,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://web.archive.org/web/20110806140123/http://www.comp-archaeology.org/WendorfSAA98.html','\n<p>No new huts or houses accompanied their introduction.\n</p>\n','sGtCUaCGJw','2020-08-09 15:05:33','2020-08-09 15:05:33',1,NULL,NULL),(141,'Archaeological Evidence of Cheese in Kujawy, Poland ',-5500,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheese','\n<p>Strainers with milk-fat coating found.\n</p>\n','h2Sr9VH3hk','2020-08-09 15:05:34','2020-08-09 15:05:34',1,NULL,NULL),(142,'Proposed Date for Cheese Making ',-8000,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheese','\n<p>Cheese has been proposed to have been made with the domestication of Sheep.\n</p>\n','ncs3MsTYg7','2020-08-09 15:05:34','2020-08-09 15:05:34',1,NULL,NULL),(143,'The Great Plague ',1665,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>Plague strikes London.  30% reduction in the population.\n</p>\n','me7eynA8B1','2020-08-09 15:05:34','2020-08-09 15:05:34',1,NULL,NULL),(144,'Year of Darkness - 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A replica of one of the silver tables is on display at the U.N.\n</p>\n','4L2LScTDbN','2020-08-09 15:05:37','2020-08-09 15:05:37',1,34.557810,36.519600),(151,'Blick Mead ',-10000,-6000,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blick_Mead','\n<p>Home of the builders of Stonehenge.  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The Younger Dryas pushed the growing zones for grain more southward.  Starvation and the \nabandonment of settlements as the people moved around to find food.  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Perhaps due to it\'s remoteness with Spain itself, its story is reduced.\n</p><p>\nRio Tinto was mined by Neolithic man starting at least 3,000 BC.  \nA stone hoe was found at excavations at the site.</p>\n','Nf6AhpuWuG','2020-08-09 15:06:00','2020-08-09 15:06:00',1,37.210000,-6.938000),(225,'Start of Mayan Calendar ',-3114,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,3,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maya_calendar','','a2gu3ThF9r','2020-08-09 15:06:00','2020-08-09 15:06:00',1,NULL,NULL),(226,'Rio Tinto Smelting recorded in Ice Cores ',-2475,-2275,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>Mining stopped with  the exhaustion of the forests.</p>\n','ruCwmw2EJc','2020-08-09 15:06:01','2020-08-09 15:06:01',1,37.210000,-6.938000),(227,'End of Rio Tinto Smelting - Deforestation ',-2275,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>The end of the smelting at \nRio Tinto\nRio Tinto was due to the deforestation of the surrounding areas.</p>\n','bc8SUN2pyN','2020-08-09 15:06:01','2020-08-09 15:06:01',1,37.210000,-6.938000),(228,'Phoenicians arrive at Rio Tinto ',-1100,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tartessos','\n<p>Phoenicians begin trading with the Tartessians at Rio Tinto.</p>\n','y0DRe7mJtP','2020-08-09 15:06:01','2020-08-09 15:06:01',1,37.210000,-6.938000),(229,'Leather Bellows ',-900,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','A94BWfpMEs','2020-08-09 15:06:01','2020-08-09 15:06:01',1,NULL,NULL),(230,'Rio Tinto as King Solomon\'s mines ',-971,-931,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tartessos','','Q5tByam5CW','2020-08-09 15:06:01','2020-08-09 15:06:01',1,37.210000,-6.938000),(231,'Solon ',-638,-558,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','','fYupH1DP9M','2020-08-09 15:06:01','2020-08-09 15:06:01',1,NULL,NULL),(232,'Carthaginians Arrive at Rio Tinto ',-535,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tartessos','','66HukhYdCR','2020-08-09 15:06:02','2020-08-09 15:06:02',1,37.210000,-6.938000),(233,'Grafting practice for grapevines ',-500,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grafting','\n<p>\nThe Mishna describes grafting as a commonplace technique used to grow grapevines.\n</p>\n','eUj1Ktsw4Q','2020-08-09 15:06:02','2020-08-09 15:06:02',1,NULL,NULL),(234,'Plague of Athens ',-430,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>\nTyphus appears among the Athenians.</p>\n','k6tXDPpwZB','2020-08-09 15:06:02','2020-08-09 15:06:02',1,NULL,NULL),(235,'Skara Brae inundated',-2200,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skara_Brae','\n<p>\nSkara Brae is on the west coast of Mainland in the Orkney Isles off Scotland.  \nIt is considered on with the best preserved Bronze Age villages due to being burred by a sand storm.  \nIt is possible that it was buried by a tsunami as well.\n</p>\n','rjcA0ZucX9','2020-08-09 15:06:02','2020-08-09 15:06:02',1,59.048611,-3.343056),(236,'Plague of Cyprian ',251,270,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,1,'','\n<p>Second appearance of Smallpox.\nThis plague is credited with having a substantial amount of influence of public view of Christianity as only the Christians were attending the plague victims.\n</p>\n','S7DXWA7e30','2020-08-09 15:06:02','2020-08-09 15:06:02',1,NULL,NULL),(237,'Final collapse of the Roman Empire ',600,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>\nLost of \'Noblest third\' of population.\nLoss of complexity.\n</p>\n','HpwDnPp2C4','2020-08-09 15:06:03','2020-08-09 15:06:03',1,NULL,NULL),(238,'End of Migration Period ',700,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','','XcE5LHaDsX','2020-08-09 15:06:03','2020-08-09 15:06:03',1,NULL,NULL),(239,'The Great Famine ',1315,1317,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','','b4LjfqvLT8','2020-08-09 15:06:03','2020-08-09 15:06:03',1,NULL,NULL),(240,'Black Death - The third occurrence of Plague in Europe',1347,1351,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','\n<p>Third Occurrence of Plague in Europe.  Estimated 50% reduction in the population.\n</p>\n','qD7nSGuAY3','2020-08-09 15:06:03','2020-08-09 15:06:03',1,NULL,NULL),(241,'Tell Qaramel ',-10898,-9300,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tell_Qaramel','\n<p>Known for five tower structures.\n</p>\n','5qbZM03txv','2020-08-09 15:06:04','2020-08-09 15:06:04',1,36.377800,37.275100),(242,'Tell Qaramel - Oldest tower in a settlement ',-10898,-9670,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tell_Qaramel','\n<p>Pre-dates Jericho by two millennia.\n</p>\n','JPS39BWHHE','2020-08-09 15:06:04','2020-08-09 15:06:04',1,36.377800,37.275100),(243,'Cotopaxi, Ecuador VEI 5+ ',-5820,NULL,75,NULL,NULL,NULL,3,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotopaxi','\n<p>\n[[nbQKgFg91m]] \n</p>\n','rFepmCrWw7','2020-08-09 15:06:04','2020-08-09 15:06:04',1,-0.680556,-78.437778),(244,'Cotopaxi, Ecuador VEI 5+ ',-3880,NULL,75,NULL,NULL,NULL,3,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotopaxi','\n<p>\n[[JekYG6vpkH]] \n</p>\n','uexK9HCkKf','2020-08-09 15:06:05','2020-08-09 15:06:05',1,-0.680556,-78.437778),(245,'Billy Mitchell, Bougainville Island VEI 5+ ',1030,NULL,25,NULL,NULL,NULL,2,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Mitchell_(volcano)','\n<p>\n[[6bLUDpL6hN]] \n</p>\n','e4vPqMpK0S','2020-08-09 15:06:05','2020-08-09 15:06:05',1,-6.092000,155.225000),(246,'Masaya, Nicaragua VEI 5+ ',150,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masaya_Volcano','\n<p>\n[[QTVHNKe8py]] \n</p>\n','XFjE5gafan','2020-08-09 15:06:05','2020-08-09 15:06:06',1,11.982778,-86.161944),(247,'Older Dryas',-16050,-14700,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldest_Dryas','','1j6trpRcB5','2020-08-09 15:06:06','2020-08-09 15:06:06',1,NULL,NULL),(248,'Electromagnetic storm from the Sun sets off magnetic mines off the coast of Vietnam. 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',-5000,-4100,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','\n<p>High point in sea levels during the Holocene.\n</p>\n','EJHGdM5L4P','2020-08-09 15:06:13','2020-08-09 15:06:13',1,NULL,NULL),(281,'Younger Peron Transgression ',-4000,-3400,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','\n<p>Second highest point in sea levels during the Holocene.\n</p>\n','ajNzzRs1an','2020-08-09 15:06:14','2020-08-09 15:06:14',1,NULL,NULL),(282,'Bond 8 - End of Younger Dryas ',-9100,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','\n<p>The Gulf Stream resumes.</p>\n','YRCfJS2nLV','2020-08-09 15:06:14','2020-08-09 15:06:14',1,NULL,NULL),(283,'Bond 7 ',-8300,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','3hMVZ6dfEn','2020-08-09 15:06:14','2020-08-09 15:06:14',1,NULL,NULL),(284,'Bond 6 - Erdalen Glacial activity ',-7400,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','vQXWxpsph8','2020-08-09 15:06:15','2020-08-09 15:06:15',1,NULL,NULL),(285,'Sakura-Jima, Kyushu (Japan) VEI 6+ ',-6200,NULL,1000,NULL,NULL,NULL,8,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sakurajima','\n<p>[[0BGqbZBSqE]] </p>\n','6wGehXUucS','2020-08-09 15:06:16','2020-08-09 15:06:16',1,31.580000,130.658000),(286,'Land Bridge from Siberia to North America sinks ',-12000,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,8,'','','Nv6Q3PFQz9','2020-08-09 15:06:16','2020-08-09 15:06:16',1,NULL,NULL),(287,'Pinatubo, Philippines VEI 6 ',1991,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,16,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Pinatubo','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nHistorical Observations\nLower north flank and summit</p>\n','MFFjRnC7JK','2020-08-09 15:06:16','2020-08-09 15:06:16',1,15.130000,120.350000),(288,'Novarupta ',1912,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,14,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novarupta','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nHistorical Observations\n</p>\n','nHefqxyjdu','2020-08-09 15:06:16','2020-08-09 15:06:17',1,58.270000,-155.157000),(289,'Santa Maria VEI 6 ',1902,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,3,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Mar%C3%ADa_(volcano)','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nHistorical Observations\nSW flank</p>\n','fG0cxZTDtn','2020-08-09 15:06:17','2020-08-09 15:06:17',1,14.756000,-91.552000),(290,'Krakatau, Indonesia VEI 6 ',1883,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,16,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krakatoa','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nHistorical Observations\nKrakatau Island (Perbuwatan, Danan)</p>\n','1jjBR6QPeq','2020-08-09 15:06:17','2020-08-09 15:06:17',1,-6.102000,105.423000),(291,'Tambora, Indonesia VEI 7 continuous eruptions until explosion in 1815 ',1812,1815,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,16,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Tambora','\n<p>Continuous eruptions until Tambora exploded in 1815.[[9fk7xHvsAZ]] [[gf4bryK5tC]] \n</p>\n','QJJYQZ5sUr','2020-08-09 15:06:18','2020-08-09 15:06:18',1,-8.250000,118.000000),(292,'Tambora, Indonesia VEI 7 ',1815,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,16,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Tambora','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nHistorical Observations\n[[CQ3jaLkpPn]] \n</p>\n<p>This was the first eruption within \'written\' history that had the benefit of an extensive amount of information gathered by a wide 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The Stommel\'s in their book[[0Zduuy6mst]]  provide a very detailed account of the sequence of events in North America in 1816.  \n</p><p>\nOne of the interesting things about the Stommel\'s research is the Cholera epidemics\n of mid-19Th century Europe may have resulted due to the spread of the disease by refugees from the India famine\n of 1816.</p>\n','vqqvZYr5Nj','2020-08-09 15:06:18','2020-08-09 15:06:18',1,-8.250000,118.000000),(293,'Unknown Source VEI 6 ',1808,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,17,'','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nHistorical Observations\nTropical latitude (SP, 365 ppb sulfate)</p>\n','2jxzxS2dV8','2020-08-09 15:06:18','2020-08-09 15:06:18',1,NULL,NULL),(294,'Long Island, Northeast of New Guinea VEI 6 ',1660,NULL,20,NULL,NULL,NULL,2,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Island_(Papua_New_Guinea)','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[9KDLD5RYLB]] \n</p>\n','N317BFWmmR','2020-08-09 15:06:19','2020-08-09 15:06:19',1,-5.358000,147.120000),(295,'Huaynaputina, Peru VEI 6 ',1601,1603,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,15,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huaynaputina','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nHistorical Observations\nSummit and south flank</p>[[r5TmcauKt4]] \n','aUe4ph8ThN','2020-08-09 15:06:19','2020-08-09 15:06:19',1,-16.608000,-70.850000),(296,'Billy Mitchell, Bougainville Island VEI 6 ',1580,NULL,20,NULL,NULL,NULL,2,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Mitchell_(volcano)','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[mGH7r6JEFj]] \n</p>\n','NADkvAjvPQ','2020-08-09 15:06:19','2020-08-09 15:06:19',1,-6.092000,155.225000),(297,'Bardarbunga, Northeastern Iceland VEI 6 ',1477,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,10,'','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nHistorical Observations[[NwhvS5zKPR]] \nVeidivötn (Veidivatnahraun)\n</p>\n','zcD9Pc4c6Y','2020-08-09 15:06:20','2020-08-09 15:06:20',1,64.633000,-17.516000),(298,'Quilotoa, Ecuador VEI 6 ',1280,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,15,'','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)\n</p>\n','7HLtmMpSr6','2020-08-09 15:06:20','2020-08-09 15:06:20',1,-0.850000,-78.900000),(299,'Rinjani VEI 7 ',1257,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,16,'','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nIce Core\nSamalas Eruption</p>\n','eyJVENHQL0','2020-08-09 15:06:20','2020-08-09 15:06:20',1,-8.420000,116.470000),(300,'Changbaishan VEI 7 ',942,NULL,4,NULL,NULL,NULL,5,'','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)\n</p>\n','SgEXMHFYh0','2020-08-09 15:06:20','2020-08-09 15:06:20',1,41.980000,128.080000),(301,'Ceboruco, Mexico VEI 6 ',930,NULL,200,NULL,NULL,NULL,3,'','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[q4zVBxsZ1s]] \n</p>\n','gwtL8h9HLQ','2020-08-09 15:06:20','2020-08-09 15:06:20',1,21.125000,-104.508000),(302,'Churchill VEI 6 ',847,NULL,1,NULL,NULL,NULL,14,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Churchill','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nTephrochronology\n</p>\n','PWaVm1exaK','2020-08-09 15:06:21','2020-08-09 15:06:21',1,61.380000,-141.750000),(303,'Witori VEI 6 ',710,NULL,75,NULL,NULL,NULL,2,'','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)\n</p>\n','tkB1EfH2Tg','2020-08-09 15:06:21','2020-08-09 15:06:21',1,-5.576000,150.516000),(304,'Rabaul, New Britain VEI 6 ',683,NULL,2,NULL,NULL,NULL,2,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabaul_caldera','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)\n</p>\n','yYUZZYT2Mn','2020-08-09 15:06:21','2020-08-09 15:06:21',1,-4.271000,152.203000),(305,'Dakataua VEI 6 ',653,NULL,18,NULL,NULL,NULL,2,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dakataua','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)\n</p>\n','WAmj3UTFs9','2020-08-09 15:06:22','2020-08-09 15:06:22',1,-5.094000,150.094000),(306,'Ilopango, El Salvador VEI 7 ',535,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,3,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Ilopango','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)\n[[MS8Rnf7f1d]] \nIlopango</p>\n','yQvsqJRbUE','2020-08-09 15:06:22','2020-08-09 15:06:22',1,13.672000,-89.053000),(307,'Ksudach VEI 6 ',240,NULL,100,NULL,NULL,NULL,5,'','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected) |\nKsudach V caldera</p>\n','pCt7c5ZspP','2020-08-09 15:06:22','2020-08-09 15:06:22',1,51.844000,157.572000),(308,'Taupo VEI 6 ',233,NULL,13,NULL,NULL,NULL,2,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taupo_Volcano','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected) |\nHoromatangi Reefs area</p>\n','cecAFSm64N','2020-08-09 15:06:22','2020-08-09 15:06:22',1,-38.820000,176.000000),(309,'Churchill VEI 6 ',60,NULL,200,NULL,NULL,NULL,14,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Churchill','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)\n</p>\n','CWfjr3S8jx','2020-08-09 15:06:22','2020-08-09 15:06:22',1,61.380000,-141.750000),(310,'Ambrym, Vanuatu VEI 6+ ',50,NULL,100,NULL,NULL,NULL,2,'','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[SDXC7JBHX4]] \n</p>\n','ybFMFjrsDL','2020-08-09 15:06:23','2020-08-09 15:06:23',1,-16.250000,168.120000),(311,'Apoyeque, Nicaragua VEI 6 ',-50,NULL,100,NULL,NULL,NULL,3,'','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption[[vZkcNDhsWk]]  |\nTephrochronology\nApoyeque</p>\n','3wcnw9aEv5','2020-08-09 15:06:23','2020-08-09 15:06:23',1,12.242000,-86.342000),(312,'Okmok, Aleutian Islands VEI 6 ',-100,NULL,50,NULL,NULL,NULL,14,'','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[9fx8mttdzU]]  |\nOkmok II caldera</p>\n','CEH7m4vECY','2020-08-09 15:06:23','2020-08-09 15:06:23',1,53.430000,-168.130000),(313,'Pinatubo, Philippines VEI 6 ',-1050,NULL,500,NULL,NULL,NULL,16,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Pinatubo','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)[[6WZ9Md0RU1]] \n</p>\n','keu4tZq2VR','2020-08-09 15:06:23','2020-08-09 15:06:24',1,15.130000,120.350000),(314,'Witori VEI 6 ',-1370,NULL,160,NULL,NULL,NULL,2,'','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)\n</p>\n','egGD3UH17R','2020-08-09 15:06:24','2020-08-09 15:06:24',1,-5.576000,150.516000),(315,'Aniakchak VEI 6 ',-1645,NULL,10,NULL,NULL,NULL,14,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Aniakchak','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nIce Core\n</p>\n','gK6eNhJPFB','2020-08-09 15:06:24','2020-08-09 15:06:24',1,56.880000,-158.170000),(316,'Veniaminof, Alaska Peninsula VEI 6 ',-1750,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,14,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Veniaminof','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[RjDbYVx8Hm]] \n</p>\n','u6SgxGXmwx','2020-08-09 15:06:25','2020-08-09 15:06:25',1,56.170000,-159.380000),(317,'St. Helens, Washington, USA VEI 6 ',-1860,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,14,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_St._Helens','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)[[QexeTm5wZG]] \n</p>\n','yVr8WTxRJa','2020-08-09 15:06:25','2020-08-09 15:06:25',1,46.200000,-122.180000),(318,'Hudson, Cerro Southern Chile VEI 6 ',-1890,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,15,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Hudson','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)[[zhfRxc2Yet]] \n</p>\n','eZpk98RhyV','2020-08-09 15:06:26','2020-08-09 15:06:26',1,-45.900000,-72.970000),(319,'Black Peak, Alaska VEI 6 ',-1900,NULL,150,NULL,NULL,NULL,14,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Peak_(Alaska)','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption[[tL7yL7ugNq]]  |\nTephrochronology\n</p>\n','NpmSk54ypM','2020-08-09 15:06:26','2020-08-09 15:06:26',1,56.552000,-158.785000),(320,'Long Island, Northeast of New Guinea VEI 6 ',-2040,NULL,100,NULL,NULL,NULL,2,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Island_(Papua_New_Guinea)','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[2Ata0A7NyR]] \n</p>\n','wMC9EpMJ4Z','2020-08-09 15:06:26','2020-08-09 15:06:26',1,-5.358000,147.120000),(321,'Blanco, Cerro VEI 7 ',-2300,NULL,160,NULL,NULL,NULL,15,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerro_Blanco_(volcano)','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)\n</p>\n','3gTU7xZu0X','2020-08-09 15:06:27','2020-08-09 15:06:27',1,-26.789000,-67.765000),(322,'Pinatubo, Philippines VEI 6 ',-3550,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,16,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Pinatubo','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)[[NXYmfYXjZa]] \n</p>\n','Mbr9P4tQpt','2020-08-09 15:06:27','2020-08-09 15:06:27',1,15.130000,120.350000),(323,'Taal, Philippines VEI 6 ',-3580,NULL,200,NULL,NULL,NULL,16,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taal_Volcano','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[08Ff2g7bGZ]] \n</p>\n','UTn3Yuvw01','2020-08-09 15:06:27','2020-08-09 15:06:27',1,14.002000,120.993000),(324,'Witori Caldera VEI 6 ',-4000,NULL,210,NULL,NULL,NULL,2,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pago_(volcano)','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)\n</p>\n','vM4yKpEfJh','2020-08-09 15:06:28','2020-08-09 15:06:28',1,-5.576000,150.516000),(325,'Masaya, Nicaragua VEI 6 ',-4050,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,3,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masaya_Volcano','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nTephrochronology\nNW of caldera</p>\n','eud8ady7Ue','2020-08-09 15:06:28','2020-08-09 15:06:28',1,11.984000,-86.161000),(326,'Kikai Caldera, Ryukyu Islands (Japan) VEI 7 ',-4350,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,5,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kikai_Caldera','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)\n[[cMszZDhtu3]] \nKikai caldera</p>\n','qAHRTu5QGe','2020-08-09 15:06:28','2020-08-09 15:06:29',1,30.789000,130.308000),(327,'Macauley Island, Kermadec Islands VEI 6 ',-4360,NULL,200,NULL,NULL,NULL,2,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macauley_Island','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[quKqabJ8Sv]] \n</p>\n','a9rG4aA3q4','2020-08-09 15:06:29','2020-08-09 15:06:29',1,-30.210000,-178.475000),(328,'Hudson, Cerro Southern Chile VEI 6 ',-4750,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,15,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Hudson','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[0UCY4kLB4E]] \n</p>\n','GGWzQFzv9T','2020-08-09 15:06:29','2020-08-09 15:06:29',1,-45.900000,-72.970000),(329,'Aniakchak, Alaska Peninsula VEI 6 ',-5250,NULL,1000,NULL,NULL,NULL,14,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Aniakchak','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption[[Cm7P0zCfy5]]  |\nTephrochronology\n</p>\n','WUtWKDffLx','2020-08-09 15:06:30','2020-08-09 15:06:30',1,56.880000,-158.170000),(330,'Tao-Rusyr Caldera, Kuril Islands VEI 6 ',-5550,NULL,75,NULL,NULL,NULL,5,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tao-Rusyr_Caldera','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[d23mswm7Gt]]  |\nTao-Rusyr</p>\n','hqeCyVFUhz','2020-08-09 15:06:30','2020-08-09 15:06:30',1,49.350000,154.700000),(331,'Mashu, Hokkaido (Japan) VEI 6 ',-5550,NULL,100,NULL,NULL,NULL,5,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Mash%C5%AB','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)[[RBM9FWNjbU]] \n</p>\n','UNCzyR0Wcb','2020-08-09 15:06:30','2020-08-09 15:06:31',1,43.572000,144.561000),(332,'Mt. Mizama (Crater Lake Caldera) VEI 7 ',-5677,NULL,150,NULL,NULL,NULL,14,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crater_Lake','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption\n[[fdjyKEZWDc]] \nIce Core\nMt. Mazama summit and flank vents |\nNorth flank (Llao Rock) |\nThis event is noted in native American legions about a battle of the Gods where one threw down the other.</p>\n','EFuuaaR90r','2020-08-09 15:06:31','2020-08-09 15:06:31',1,42.930000,-122.120000),(333,'Khangar VEI 6 ',-5700,NULL,16,NULL,NULL,NULL,5,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khangar','\n<p>\nConfirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)\n</p>\n','U2b9hGKuvj','2020-08-09 15:06:31','2020-08-09 15:06:31',1,54.761000,157.407000),(334,'Menenga, Eastern Africa VEI 6+ ',-6050,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,1,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menengai','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected)[[VeatL22JUz]] \n</p>\n','3UdbtQrSpd','2020-08-09 15:06:31','2020-08-09 15:06:32',1,-0.200000,36.070000),(335,'Kurile Lake Caldera VEI 7 ',-6442,NULL,28,NULL,NULL,NULL,5,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tao-Rusyr_Caldera','\n<p>\nConfirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)\n[[Y23kpkhRbP]] \n</p>\n','Q08pcqgXf1','2020-08-09 15:06:32','2020-08-09 15:06:32',1,51.450000,157.120000),(336,'Karymsky VEI 6 ',-6600,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,5,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karymsky_(volcano)','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected) |\nKarymsky caldera</p>\n','kw631ekhgp','2020-08-09 15:06:32','2020-08-09 15:06:32',1,54.049000,159.443000),(337,'Aira Caldera VEI 6 ',-8050,NULL,1000,NULL,NULL,NULL,5,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aira_Caldera','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (uncorrected) |\nWakamiko Caldera</p>\n','PTZfdVk1Jn','2020-08-09 15:06:33','2020-08-09 15:06:33',1,31.593000,130.657000),(338,'Grimsvotn, Iceland VEI 6 ',-8230,NULL,50,NULL,NULL,NULL,10,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gr%C3%ADmsv%C3%B6tn','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)[[ngbtgAQM4r]] \n</p>\n','Qtwv9AYYn6','2020-08-09 15:06:33','2020-08-09 15:06:33',1,64.417000,17.206000),(339,'Minchinmavida VEI 6 ',-8400,NULL,150,NULL,NULL,NULL,15,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michinmahuida','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)\n</p>\n','d0SMTNg0F5','2020-08-09 15:06:34','2020-08-09 15:06:34',1,-42.793000,-72.439000),(340,'Ulleung, Korea VEI 6 ',-8750,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,5,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulleungdo','\n<p>Confirmed Eruption |\nRadiocarbon (corrected)[[R8J65kGddW]] \n</p>\n','18LeAEHhY1','2020-08-09 15:06:34','2020-08-09 15:06:34',1,37.500000,130.870000),(341,'English Channel formed ',-8500,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,7,'','','WPr4KSGUKB','2020-08-09 15:06:34','2020-08-09 15:06:34',1,NULL,NULL),(342,'Climate or Thermal Maximum ',-8000,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,9,'','','jD9MSH9yBU','2020-08-09 15:06:35','2020-08-09 15:06:35',1,NULL,NULL),(343,'Flooding of the Black Sea ',-5600,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,12,'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Sea_deluge_hypothesis','','sjA7zhZeBK','2020-08-09 15:06:35','2020-08-09 15:06:35',1,44.000000,35.000000),(344,'Low growth Irish Oak - 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  INSERT INTO `sections` VALUES (1,'Bølling-Allerød Warming ',1,'\n<p>A warm period that ran from 12,700 BC to 10,700 BC.\nThe access to the north and the megafauna probably resulted in an increase in population.\nWith the extinction of the megafauna, people would have suffered a decrease of population resulting in a return to hunting and gathering.  \nEventually, cereal grains would have been found and various preparations would have been created to take advantage of the cereal\'s sweet taste.\n</p>\n<p>By the end of this time frame, bread was being made, beer was just being produced and man\'s best friend was every hopeful you would drop what you are eating.  \nThird of a pizza, a beer and a dog.  All that was missing was a Frisbee.\n</p><p>\nAnd then a very bad day happened.<br/>\nWell, millennia really.\n</p>\n',0,'XrwLuNeKBY',3,'2020-08-09 15:04:59','2020-08-09 15:04:59',0),(2,'The Younger Dryas Impact Event ',1,'\n<p>Around 10,950 BC an object slammed into Earth or exploded just above the surface creating a very bad day for everyone.\nThis event is now called the Younger Dryas Impact event.\nImmediately following the impact, the Younger Dryas climate event happened.\nIt is called an impact event for several reasons:\n</p>\n<ul>\n<li>The size or number of bodies is unknown.</li>\n<li>Until recently, there was no evidence of any crater(s).</li>\n<li>The circumstantial evidence is overwhelming.</li>\n</ul>\n<p>It appears to have shattered in the atmosphere with at least one impact crater created in Greenland.\nThese impacts were over the North American ice cap as well resulting in tons of ice thrown into the atmosphere.  \n</p>\n<p>The first major effect of the impact would be boom seeming to come from the North.  \nThis was followed by a shock wave which blew over parts of North America, Siberia and Northern Europe.  \nThe shock wave would have killed both people and animals as well as destroy trees and other flora and fauna.\n[[hbu27ukVMd]] \n</p>\n<p>Additionally, the impact\'s displacement of ice into the atmosphere would result in the ice crystals reflecting light in the high altitudes.\nThe resulting light would allow anyone to travel about at night.\nThe ice would also reflect sunlight back to space resulting in a sudden drop in temperature.\nWinter came to the Northern Hemisphere in a geological blink of an eye.\n</p>\n',1,'86VBQ5JmH4',3,'2020-08-09 15:05:00','2020-08-09 15:05:00',0),(3,'The Younger Dryas ',1,'\n<p>The Clovis Impact Event broke a dam atop the ice pack on the North American continent resulting in a large outpouring of ice cold fresh water into the Ocean.\nThis in turn shutdown the Thermohaline circulation keeping northern American and Europe warm.\nThe estimate as to how long it took to stop the circulation is 10 years.\n</p><p>\nThe change was sudden and total.  \nAreas of Europe where trees has started to take hold from the start of the Bølling oscillation turned to tundra.\nThe tundra would last 1,200 years.\n</p><p>\nThe event caused people to move into a more subsistence existence.\nMigrations of people from Europe and the northern tundra towards the south would have resulted in a great die off of people as those ahead of them on the trail would have hunted out the food.\nThey mobilize to follow prey and gather surviving vegetables.\n</p>\n',2,'fxtp6Kv3JS',3,'2020-08-09 15:05:01','2020-08-09 15:05:01',0),(4,'The Beginnings ',1,'\n<p>When the Holocene Event occurred, the was a great deal of death.  \nDeath of animals and humans.  \nThose who had moved into Northern climes, where either directly blasted by the shock wave from the impact, \nburned by the flash fires started by the shock wave[[Lwzv5Agp8y]] \n or froze as the temperature plummeted.\nSuch death would have filled the skies with vultures for weeks on end.  \n</p>\n<p>\nSome of those who survived and witnessed the boom, the light display, and the deep chilling cold returned from days past asked why?\nSo they created Gobekli Tepe to watch for the return of that \'God\' who stomped on the World.\nBut Gobekli Tepe was not a total answer because of the procession of the stars.\nEventually, procession would lead to the abandonment of Gobekli Tepe and the formation of two different groups.  \nThe first group being those who Watch for God\'s return.\nThe second, those who study the stars forming a University in Stone.\n</p>\n',0,'escXp8xUPC',4,'2020-08-09 15:05:02','2020-08-09 15:05:02',0),(5,'The Spread of Knowledge ',1,'\n<p>\nWho benefited from the work of the Watchers?<br/><br/>\nNoah for one.\n</p><p>\nTradition says that Noah was warned by a Watcher.\nThe purpose of the Watch is to detect and warm about another impact that may be like the Younger Dryas Impact.\nThat there are similar stories around the world is because the experience was the same.\nThe Watcher detected an object heading towards earth and went down the mountain as it were to warn the righteous.\n</p><p>\nEgypt benefited directly in the transfer of knowledge on mathematics, astronomy, and stone working.\nThat Egypt so quickly went from the hunter gathers along the Nile to building mastabas.\nAdditionally, much of the Cow cult worship at Nabta Playa seems to have translated into Egyptian society in the form of a God worship.\n</p><p>\nStonehenge has become a World Heritage Site and represents the pinnacle of ancient people.\nIt is the ultimate expression of the work of the Watchers and the Stone university.\nIt demonstrates the rising and setting suns at the equinoxes and solstices as well as the northern and southern most moon rise and set.\n</p><p>\nEventually, the results of the Watchers is the body of mathematical knowledge passed to the public via the Greek mathematicians.\nEvidence of their work can be seen in the Sumerian Star Map, the Egyptian mathematical papyri and the Babylonian table describing a rudimentary form of integral calculus.\n</p><p>\nPerhaps the most interesting thing that has been found relating to astronomy is the K8538[[KnQamgwbBD]]  tablet found in Nineveh at the library of King Ashurbanipal.\nThe tablet is dated to around 650 BC based on the style of written Babylonian cuneiform.\nIt has taken about 150 years to decode as it has been described as the most unique Babylonian documents.\nThe tablet describes the approach of a comet over 21 day period up to and including the impact creating Umm al Binni.\nAs we will see the chapter on Drought, it caused the creation of Umm al Binni and the 4.2 kiloyear event resulting in 300 years of cold and drought.\n</p>\n',1,'FpJ1cDvCwG',4,'2020-08-09 15:05:03','2020-08-09 15:05:03',0),(6,'Orion - the Mark of a Belt ',1,'\n<p>\nOne of the issues that the Ancient astronomers had was how do you tell the future that something happened.  \nAt Gobekli Tepe, the vulture stone serves that purpose.\nHowever, carving a stone each time something happens is impractical. \nIndeed, the stone carvings at Gobekli Tepe show the degradation of craft between the Vulture stone and subsequent circles.\nThe selection of Orion\'s Belt as marker in time was based on their observations of the fact that the stars in the belt do not vary overtime.\n</p><p>\nOrion served as a marker.\nThe relative distance and degrees of separation are stable over time.\nThis makes it ideal for a time marker.\nBy placing markers marking the position of the three stars of the belt at say the summer solstice, we leave a time mark that says \'We were here then\'.\nUsing multiple markers, we can show the progression of the stars.\n</p><p>\nThe Orion Correlation Theory as put forth by Robert Bauval[[33xTvxWVEB]]  puts the construction of the Great Pyramids at about 10,500 BC.\nHis argument is that the pyramids are aligned to Orion\'s belt as it appeared in the sky around 10,500 BC. \nKnowing that they Vulture stone at Gobekli Tepe gives a date around 10,950 BC lends credence to Bauval\'s theory.\n</p><p>\nAccepting the 10,500 BC date can be explained by the concept that the engineers who built the Pyramids purposely aligned them to that date.\nThis is consistent with the concept that the last group of people from Nabta Playa moved into Egypt bringing their expertise in mathematics, engineering, astronomy and stone work to the Egyptian culture.\nIt is argued by the Ancient Aliens people that the advancement of the Egyptian society to pyramid building in a short period of time can be explained by the integration of the Nabta Playa refugees into main stream Egyptian culture.\n</p><p>\nAdditionally, the second part of the Orion Correlation Theory that of the building and orientation of the Sphinx to the Leo constellation.\nAgain it is possible to assume that the orientation is correct if we look at who build the Sphinx and when.\nIf it were constructed by the group from Nabta Playa, then we can assume that they chose the orientation due to a specific reason.\nAnd the orientation as with the pyramids did not related to when it was built.\nThe part of the Orion Correlation Theory on the water damage of the sphinx dating it to far in the past will be examined in the chapter on Noah\'s Flood.\n</p>\n',0,'KSUfb4q650',5,'2020-08-09 15:05:05','2020-08-09 15:05:05',0),(7,'Nabta Playa, Egypt - Stones in the Sand ',1,'\n<p>Nabta Playa would play an essential role in advancing the understanding of Astronomy.\nThe arrangements of the stone show astronomical objects at certain times in the past.\nBy comparing the locations of each set of stone, an approximate calculation could be made on how long the progression cycle would take.\n</p><p>\nAn example of the influence of the Holocene Impact Event is that there exists a set of structure at Nabta Playa that have \noval structures on the surface setting on buried sculpted bedrock and cow sculpture.\nOne researcher believed that pits were dug out sometimes up to 5 meters(16 feet) in diameter and at least 3.5 meters(11 feet) deep.\nThe underlying bedrock was smoothed and then partially buried.\nThe cow sculpture was then added and the pit filled to the surrounding surface level.\nFinally, an oval of megaliths were placed over the filled in pit.\n</p><p>\nBrophy[[D794GMvCWT]]  points out that given the dating of the organic materials in the sand is between 6,400 BC and 5,000 BC indicating that the CSA (Complex Structure A) was built before the sand covered.\nThe complex structures seem to be a recreation of the structures created at Gobekli Tepe.\nThe enclosures in the bedrock describes the circular structure created to hold the various items used at Gobekli Tepe, \nthe Taurus star cluster being watched (cow sculpture) and stone flood and seats (smoothed bedrock).\nA degradation of the story of the creation and purpose of Gobekli Tepe.\n</p><p>\nThe alignment of the megaliths dating to 6,270 BC seem to indicate an understanding of the relationship between what is seen in the sky (comets) and droughts.\nThe 6,270 BC dating being consistent with the 8.2K Event which caused between 2 to 4 centuries of drought.\nThe megaliths align to the CSA from several directions.\nAfter the drought when people returned to Nabta Playa, the megaliths were used to find the original work at the site now called Complex Structure A.\nFinding that sand had covered the structures, the people created outlines about them to indicate their position.\n</p><p>\nNabta Playa worked perfectly for at least 3,000 years.  \nHowever, water started disappearing with the Bond 4/5.9 Kiloyear Event and it had to be abandoned around 3,600 BC.  \nThe observatory moved to Stonehenge as the area had been cleared of trees and looks like it does today.\n</p>\n',1,'EVVyQMmtnU',5,'2020-08-09 15:05:05','2020-08-09 15:05:05',0),(8,'Almendres, Portugal - Monolith Marking Pins ',1,'\n<p>The small size, round tops and shaped like a map marker.\nThe \'pins\' were moved many times forming the present arrangement.\nAn isolated menhir aligns the circle with the winter solstice.\n</p><p>\nOne of the question I have about this site is who created it.\nThe use of the stone \'marking pins\' as a means of exploring the connections between the moon and the sun was brilliant.\nStone being permanent requires a great deal of thought about how to arrange them.\nAlmendres Cromlech\'s use of the marking pins allowed for ideas to be developed and changed made to see if the idea is correct.\n</p>\n',2,'xzbMXcQSc7',5,'2020-08-09 15:05:07','2020-08-09 15:05:07',0),(9,'Stonehenge, England - the Queen of Stone ',1,'\n<p>No other stone circle has as many features for measuring astronomical events.\n</p><p>\nAt Stonehenge, there were several things going on.  \nFirst was the use of trees to teach movements of the stars and sun.  \nWoodhenge is such a creation.  \nBut it uncovered the problem with using timber - it rots.\n</p><p>\nUsing stone, they created the Cursus which from the point of view of the eventual monument is a grid against which the night sky can be measured.\nAt either end of the Cursus, holes denoting the sunrise and sunset at the summer solstice were found.\nThe Cursus also aligns with the equinox sunrise.\n</p><p>\nStonehenge\'s construction faced many challenges the least of which was the transportation of the stones to the site.\nThe builders being the same group some 4 to 5 millennia after the construction of Gobekli Tepe still had both the astronomical knowledge as well as the organized labor force.\nThe Bell Beaker peoples who supplemented the people at Stonehenge when they arrived in England assumed some of the attributes of the builders. \nBut as the changes in the bluestones shows the did not truly know what they were doing.\nStonehenge 3 III saw the replacement of the bluestones after they have been removed from the circle.\nThat they were eventually replaced, moved and then redressed to fit suggests that they understanding of astronomy was beginning to rise in the Bell Beaker culture.\n</p><p>\nWork on Stonehenge stopped when the plague hit England something after its arrival in the Middle East at Jerico.\nThe plague being a non-discriminator disease most likely decimated the population in England.\nIts effects on the peoples of Europe has been documented in gene studies of the survivors.\n</p>\n',3,'TQxtc2zyMQ',5,'2020-08-09 15:05:07','2020-08-09 15:05:07',0),(10,'Additional Efforts ',1,'\n<p>These are areas of the world were calendaring and astronomy were done.\nWarren Field for example started as a Lunar calendar and eventually a solar component was added to align the Sun-Moon calendars with the Midwinter Solstice.\nGoseck Circle show evidence of use as a solar calendar denoting the solstices.\n</p>\n<p>The Sumerian Star Map and the Babylonian table denote a sophisticated level of understand of the need for records and the need to continue to translate the libraries associated with Babylon and Sumeria.\n</p>\n',4,'8wcsTmJUBx',5,'2020-08-09 15:05:10','2020-08-09 15:05:10',0),(11,'Day 1 Let there be Light ',1,'\n<p>\nOne of the things that fascinated me about the Tunguska blast was the report of the bright sky at night in London allowed reading the newspaper.\nAn effect after the event that lasted 9 days.\nThis luminous effects is a result of ice crystals in the atmosphere and it is believed that it was similar to the display caused by the reentry of the space shuttle.\nA similar effect on an significantly larger scale would have occurred at the Younger Dryas impact.\n</p>\n<p>\nGod spoke (the noise of the impact), and there was Light (the luminescent display by ice particles over the northern hemisphere).\n</p>\n<p>\nSimplistic explanation?\nPerhaps, but consider that Mankind at that time was dispersed over a large area of the globe.\nSuch an event  would be known by by those in the Eurasian continent with awe as a supernatural event.\nUnlike the peoples of the new world for which the event was catastrophe, most of the Old world was awed into the beginnings of awareness of a single Creator of events.\n</p>\n',0,'PmuXEs21JY',6,'2020-08-09 15:05:11','2020-08-09 15:05:11',0),(12,'Day 2 Dividing the Waters ',1,'\n<p>\nThe end of the Younger Dryas started the thawing of the ice across the contents of world.\nThis would especially affect anyone living on the plains around the Euxine Sea (ancient Black Sea).\nMoulins would release random amounts of water at random times of the warm season (summer).  \nSuch conditions are not conducive to any activities.\nHunting be based on following herds as they transverse the tundra below the ice fields as the retreat north.\n</p>\n<p>\nDuring such a period of sudden flooding, the question of where is the normal flow of water coming from would be a primary need.\nRivers would swell with sudden influxes of water and streams that seem to have a permanence would disappear as the ice moves north.\nBy the end of the period most major rivers had formed.\nTheir wandering over their ancient beds would continue, but their jumping over vast areas would have subsided.\n</p>\n',1,'66d6bgaFg4',6,'2020-08-09 15:05:11','2020-08-09 15:05:11',0),(13,'Day 3 Dry Land ',1,'\n<p>\nDuring the thawing of the great ice sheets over the Eurasian continent, flooding was a constant feature along a wide area.\nAny area below an ice field would have been subject to flash floods when a drain hole opens from a surface lake on the ice.\n</p>\n<p>\nThis constant flooding made life difficult for more than just man.\nPlants and nesting animals would have little change of survival in such floods.\nHumans adapted by either retreating to the hills above such flood areas or fortified their towns with stone towers to act as a water break allowing the flood waters to go around a town.\nJericho had such a stone tower giving the community the shape of a foot.\nPart of the ancient traditions in Judaism refer to worship of the \'foot\' similar structures that acquired a purely religious function when the flooding finally subsided.\n</p>\n<p>\nThis Day\'s end effect was the creation of the herbs, grasses and fruit trees.\nPlants could finally establish permanent residence on the plains and mankind began planting grains.\n</p>\n',2,'EvPsHZsgfk',6,'2020-08-09 15:05:12','2020-08-09 15:05:12',0),(14,'Day 4 Sun, Moon and Stars \'Lights in the Firmament\' ',1,'\n<p>\nVolcanic explosions rendered much of the 8th millennia with darken skies and subsequently cold temperatures.\nIt is difficult to imagine a 1,000 years of darken skies, but the research on the Little Ice Age shows that isolated eruptions of volcanoes can accumulatively affect the globe.\nThe expression \'Lights in the Firmament\' comes from the moon, planets and stars shining through the dust in the atmosphere.\n</p>\n',3,'jJysJe7VBb',6,'2020-08-09 15:05:12','2020-08-09 15:05:12',0),(15,'Day 5 Water and Air creatures ',1,'\n<p>\nAfter such flooding caused by the ice melt, the rivers and streams would have been washed clean.\nIn the middle of the reestablishment of fisheries, the 8.2K Event happened.  \nColder, drier conditions last for two to four hundred years.  \nThe dryer conditions would force aquatic fowl into an area with proper conditions.  \nThe dryness would reduce conditions needed for fish to establish themselves in the rivers and streams.\nEventually, the dryness diminishes and the fish return to the streams along with the birds that feed on them.\n</p>\n',4,'vMaT312SZS',6,'2020-08-09 15:05:13','2020-08-09 15:05:13',0),(16,'Day 6 Land creatures and Man ',1,'\n<p>\nEventually, animals return to the land after the stabilization of the surface waters. \nWith glaciers releasing water at random, animals would have no safety for reproduction or survival.\n</p>\n<p>\nThe domestication of animals has allowed man to expand in a manner never before seen in human history. \nAs man\'s awareness has grown over time, the dependency on livestock for food and labor has grown as well.\n</p>\n',5,'D2SukL9axS',6,'2020-08-09 15:05:14','2020-08-09 15:05:14',0),(17,'Day 7 The Lord Rested ',1,'\n<p>What comes to mind is that after a duration of time an explosion happened somewhere where everyone heard it.\nIt was decided that during that period of time nothing happened so \'God Rested\'.\nSuch events as isolated explosion would perhaps be dismissed as a local phenomena.\nExplosions that are heard by large groups would be interpreted as God speaking.\n</p>\n',6,'JjUx8ST8AK',6,'2020-08-09 15:05:14','2020-08-09 15:05:14',0),(18,'God Comes to visit ',1,'\n<p>\nWhat would really ancient person consider as a visit from God?  \nA volcano exploding with enough force to generate a sound heard around the world?\nAn impact event would also qualify as a visit from God.  \nFirst the bright streak across the sky.  \nThen an explosion generating a massive sound. \n</p>\n<p>\nTwo recent impacts were the Tunguska event and the Chelyabinsk meteor.  \nSuch an event is more a God smiting the wicked with the bang. \nIt is similar to a volcano going boom but possibly without the climate changes associated with the volcano. \n</p>\n<p>Another possibility for God coming to visit is a comet.  \nA large comet which is visible for a long period would seem to be on a collision course with the Earth.  \nThat it does not hit would be a merciful visit from God.\n</p>\n',7,'pVKqGMw3Th',6,'2020-08-09 15:05:14','2020-08-09 15:05:14',0),(19,'Cast out of Eden - Flooding of the Black Sea ',1,'\n<p>\nAt that time the Black sea area was truly Eden.\nLarge fresh water lake with gentle rolling hills.\nFour rivers flowing to the area proving a guide out of the area.\nHaving had several thousand years to adapt to the valley, it\'s loss would be a religious experience.\nThe Black Sea basin before the flooding by the sea was a paradise compared to other areas during the Holocene. \nFresh water with four river running into it providing trails leading out. \nThe plain would have been fertile with grass as well as marshes with birds, fish and other animals. \n</p>\n<p>\nDepending on the rate of rise of the wasters, one could find oneself at the edge of the new ocean with literally the cloths on ones back.\n</p>\n',8,'L7MLf6KtMn',6,'2020-08-09 15:05:14','2020-08-09 15:05:14',0),(20,'Eve\'s Apple ',1,'\n<p>\nOne of the questions that has always interested me is the question of Eve, the apple and the snake.  \nApple trees are an awesome source of food.\nIt can be dried.  \nImagine some women trying to harvest apples and running into snakes in the trees.  \nNot a desirable work condition.\n</p>\n<p>\nImagine that to remedy this, they cut branches to skirt the tree pointing downward so that a snake would fall back to earth trying to climb the tree.\nNow imagine some of the branches are apple and being stuck into the apple tree, they grew.\nNot something that those who grow beards and know things knew about.\n</p>\n',9,'a2cLXuSZ8w',6,'2020-08-09 15:05:15','2020-08-09 15:05:15',0),(21,'The Cause - The Nephilim ',1,'\n<p>\'These were the heroes that were of old, warriors of renown.\' Genesis 6:4\n</p>\n<p>The story of the Watchers/angles/sons of god mating with women of Men produced several problems.\n</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Watchers who would want to settle down with a family ignoring their obligation to Humanity.</li>\n<li>The issues of paternity of the children born to the women.</li>\n<li>Not all smart people reproduce that intelligence.</li>\n<li>Children born to Watcher would have their father\'s genetics and epigenetic history.</li>\n</ul>\n<p>The first issue is the issue of the Revolt.\nWatchers would have found ways to have children without having to have a family.\n</p>\n<p>Which is the second issue - whose child is it?\nIn Greece, the issue became that of Demigods.\nZeus fathered many children.\nSociety benefited.\n</p>\n<p>When the child became violent in behavior then the father was really Hades disguised as Zeus.\n</p>\n<p>\n</p>\n',0,'gPcbQVeT1y',7,'2020-08-09 15:05:15','2020-08-09 15:05:15',0),(22,'The Warning - God or a Watcher ',1,'\n<p>According to tradition, Noah was first informed of the impending flood by a Watcher and that Noah was fathered by a Watcher.\nWe can not know who Noah\'s real father was but it does show that during Noah\'s time, the Watchers where not celibate.\nNor was Noah the only one notified that something bad is about to happen.  \nMany Watchers came down to tell people everywhere.\nThe \'various\' Noah stories are not copies of a simple story but identical experiences in each culture.\nWhere a Watcher told people, someone listened.\n</p>\n',1,'SGFBvxDBxY',7,'2020-08-09 15:05:15','2020-08-09 15:05:15',0),(23,'The Impact ',1,'\n<p>The location of the impact is in the Indian Ocean.\nThe best description of the events of what would follows from the impact come from a science fiction book \'Footfall\' by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle.\nThe book describe the fall of a large rock into the southern Indian Ocean just as with the Noah Impact event.\n</p>\n<p>The impact point was near the equator and would have created billions of tons of evaporated salt water.\nRain would have fallen as a deluge in the beginning changing to steady rain for at least 40 days as per the Bible.\nThe rain would have continued for weeks afterwards.\n</p>\n<p>The tsunami would have affected Australia, India, Southeast Asia, East Africa, the Red Sea, the Persian Gulf.\nIt would have generated a wave that would have traveled around the world affecting all coastlines.\n</p>\n<p>\nAround the Indian Ocean, all evidence of human existence would have disappeared.\n</p>\n',2,'cpXFWvHnfk',7,'2020-08-09 15:05:15','2020-08-09 15:05:15',0),(24,'Survival - Arks, Boxes and Logs ',1,'\n<p>One of the curious features of the Ark story is how it was on open waters for long period of time before the waters receded.  \nBuilding the Ark in a depression large enough that when filled with water appears to have no shore.  \nThe accumulated rain waters with a slow clearing basin become an instant ocean.\n</p><p>In Native American traditions, there is the story of \'Waynaboozhoo and the Great Flood\' from the Ojibwe people.\nIn this story, Waynaboozhoo creates a raft from twigs and logs giving the animals a change to survive.\n</p>\n',3,'4D6G7JsKnj',7,'2020-08-09 15:05:16','2020-08-09 15:05:16',0),(25,'The Aftermath - Wine and Ham ',1,'\n<p>Wine\'s effects on Noah and Ham\'s response to those effects is a curious thing.  \nHaving \'seen\' his father\'s genitals, Ham does what?  Why would castration be an answer?\n</p><p>\nOne thing to consider is that the Flood was a massive disaster.\nNo one and nothing was spared except in the Ark.\nRebuilding a life after such an experience is daunting.  \nWhen survivors showed up and restarted civilization, the shock would have been even greater.\n</p><p>\nWine showing up at this point in the Bible and Noah consuming to excess are indicative of Wine\'s effects in grieving and loss.  \nPeople experiencing a loss of some soft frequently turn to alcohol to cope with the changes going on in their life and the majority return to a more normal consumption level.\n</p>\n',4,'gpXU088d3z',7,'2020-08-09 15:05:16','2020-08-09 15:05:16',0),(26,'Water damage at the Sphinx ',1,'\n<p>\nPart of the Orion Correlation Theory that we discussed in University in Stone chapter discusses the water damage to the Sphinx but does so in the assumption that they damage is due to the limited rainfall on the Giza plateau would take time to eventually wear down the stone around the Sphinx.\nThe downpour from Noah\'s impact would not create damage but the accumulated water from the surrounding area pouring into the complex would leave a trail.\nSince the Giza plateau did not have the pyramids, it would act as drainage plain funneling the water towards the Nile and the desert.\nDamage to the Sphinx itself would be limited to what is present.\nThe wind and sand would wear these signs down on both the Sphinx and its surrounding stone.\n</p>\n',5,'eYhs8q18Dv',7,'2020-08-09 15:05:17','2020-08-09 15:05:17',0),(27,'K8538 - Message from the past ',1,'\n<p>\nThe most interesting thing about the drought is what caused it was recorded on the K8538 tablet[[LHxs5qB5Kq]] .\nThis table was found in a library dated to around 660 BC.\nIt is a disk which is divided into 8 parts.\nEach part describes an approaching comet and the aftermath of its impact on Earth.\nThe impact is dated to 2,193 BC using the data on the disk to recreate the night skies that the comet travelled through.\n</p><p>\nThe impact created the Umm al Binni crater and created the Babylonian flood covering the cities of the lower Tigress and Euphrates rivers with mud.\nIt caused the destruction of two Sumerian cities.\nThis destruction caused people to create \'Mesopotamian city laments\' clay tablet describing their grief.\n</p>\n',0,'FNBU2Ub4ZX',8,'2020-08-09 15:05:17','2020-08-09 15:05:17',0),(28,'4.2 Kiloyear Event',1,'\n<p>\nThis event was the most severe aridification event in the Holocene.\nIt started the migration of peoples towards the Mediterranean Sea pressuring them to move south.  \nTheir environment dried up along with the rest of the Middle East and Asia. \nAt the very least, a civilization would send out scouting parties to see how extensive the climate downturn has become and where was not affected.\n</p>\n<p>A 180-km-long wall, the \'Repeller of the Amorites\', was built across central Mesopotamia to stem nomadic incursions to the south.\nThe northern plains of Mesopotamia were abandoned around 2,175 BC.\nThe northern plains of Mesopotamia were not resettled until around 1,900 BC.\n</p>\n',1,'tPUQTCCvB3',8,'2020-08-09 15:05:17','2020-08-09 15:05:17',0),(29,'The Greeks ',1,'\n<p>Who were the Greeks and how did the Sea People hide from history?\n</p>\n<p>\nThere are many theories about the appearance of the Sea People. \nOne believes peoples from the various islands of the Mediterranean becomes seafaring enmass.\nIndeed, archaeology from Sardinia has brought to light the existence of extensive ship building and usage from around the 18th century BC.\nHowever, the islands of the Mediterranean can not account for the various groups of Sea People.\n</p>\n<p>\nTexts at Medinet Habu indicate a large land movement of people.\nA large group of people would have moved down the Levant from either Anatolia, the Armenian Highlands or the Caucasus.\n</p>\n',2,'fbvZyLne5W',8,'2020-08-09 15:05:18','2020-08-09 15:05:18',0),(30,'The Sea People - Shadow Greeks ',1,'\n<p>The 4.2K Event set in motion many people moving to better lands.\nCollectively, the Sea People seem to be multiple groups of various cultures.\nThere was a similarity between the native Greeks and some of the Sea People since they seem to have shared a linguistic rooted language.\nDuring the Santorini eruption of 1,628 BC, some groups of Sea People took advantage of the tsunami damage to Southern Greece and moved to supplement the local population.\nThis resettlement eventually lead to the \'Dorian\' revolt around 1,260 BC.\n</p>\n',3,'ULuce3PMvC',8,'2020-08-09 15:05:18','2020-08-09 15:05:18',0),(31,'Working Backwards ',1,'\n<p>We have to make a couple of assumptions about Joseph.\nThe first is his age when he goes to Egypt.\nAnd second, when he died.\n</p>\n<div class=\'gtree\'>\n  <ul>\n    <li>Terah 1,987 BC - 1,782 BC\n      <ul>\n        <li>Abraham 1,917 BC - 1,742 BC\n          <ul>\n            <li>Issac 1,817 BC - 1,637 BC\n              <ul>\n                <li>Jacob 1,757 BC - 1,610 BC\n                <ul>\n                  <li>Joseph 1,662 BC - 1,552 BC</li>\n                </ul>\n              </li></ul>\n          </li></ul>\n        </li>\n        <li> <ul>\n           <li>Lot 1,827 BC - 1,622 BC\n        </li></ul>\n        </li>\n      </ul>\n    </li>\n  </ul>\n</div>\n<div class=\'page-break\'></div>\n<p>The inconvenience of dates is this:\n</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Terah is 70 when Abraham is born.</li>\n<li>Abraham is 75 when he takes Lot to Canaan.</li>\n<li>Abraham is 100 years old when Issac was born.</li>\n<li>Abraham dies at 175</li>\n<li>Issac was 60 years old when Esau and Jacob were born.</li>\n<li>Issac was 180 when he died.</li>\n<li>Jacob was 130 years old when the 7 years of famine start after the eruption of Santorini in 1628 BC.</li>\n<li>Jacob dies in 1,610 BC and was 147 years old.</li>\n<li>Joseph was 38/39 when Jacob came to Egypt.</li>\n<li>Joseph dies in 1,552 BC and was 110 years old.</li>\n<li>Lot dies in 1,622 BC and was 205 years old.</li>\n<li>Abraham had died and Lot was alive at the time of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.</li>\n</ul>\n<p>The result is a 290 year sequence between the birth of Abraham and the eruption of Santorini.  \nThe 290 year figure would also make sense in light of the 4.2 Kiloyear event.\n</p>\n<p>But not for the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.  \nIndeed, it appears that the story of Sodom and Gomorrah was dropped into the story of Abraham and Lot\'s adventures in Canaan and Egypt and there after.  \nThe story of Lot\'s capture and Abraham\'s response sounds real.\n</p>\n<p>Abraham\'s meeting with the three men.  \nThe going to Sodom by two of the \'men\', the conversation with the local people, the fleeting of the city all seem to have a difference feel in cadence.  \nI believe that the story of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah sound real as well.  \nJust not the people.\n</p>  \n<p>The 4.2K event drove many people from their lands.  One such family was to eventually create the Great Patriarchs.\n</p>\n',0,'KJEAqQ5V0F',9,'2020-08-09 15:05:19','2020-08-09 15:05:19',0),(32,'Joseph and the Egyptians ',1,'\n<p>The man who saved two civilizations.\nAs Vizier, Joseph had many powers.\nHis interpretation of the Pharaoh\'s dream helped him to create a buffer between the good years and the disaster that Santorini caused the globe when it erupted.\nThe settlement of the Semitic population from the Levant allowed Joseph to create warehouses of grain and other food supplies.\nWhen the famine hit, at least part of Egypt have supplied to aid others including those from outside the Nile valley.\n</p>\n',1,'Zpw8jbHcEA',9,'2020-08-09 15:05:19','2020-08-09 15:05:19',0),(33,'The 10 Plagues of Egypt ',1,'\n<p>Plague 1 - Water turned into blood, fish died</p>\n<p>\nThe redness in the Nile was caused by volcanic ash from Santorini/Thera which is found in the Nile region. \nThe silt would have make the Nile turn blood red, and would also render it undrinkable. \nHeavy rains in the red-soiled area of Lake Victoria could have caused reddened water to wash downstream.\n</p>\n<p>Plague 2 - Frogs</p>\n<p>\nAny blight on the water that killed fish also would have caused frogs to leave the river and probably die.\n</p>\n<p>Plagues 3 and 4 - Biting insects and flies</p>\n<p>\nThe lack of frogs in the river would have let insect populations, normally kept in check by the frogs, increase massively.\n</p>\n<p>Plagues 5 and 6 - Livestock disease and boils</p>\n<p>\nThere are biting flies in the region which transmit livestock diseases; a sudden increase in their number could spark epidemics.\n</p>\n<p>Plague 7 - Fiery hail</p>\n<p>\nVolcanic activity not only brings with it ash, but brimstone, and also alters the weather system, occasionally producing hail. \nHail could also have occurred as a completely independent natural weather event, with accompanying lightning as the \'fire\'.\n</p>\n<p>Plague 8 - Locusts</p>\n<p>\nThe weight of hail will destroy most crops, leaving several insects and other animals without a normal food source. \nThe remaining crops therefore would become targeted heavily, and thus be destroyed by swarms of locusts which would otherwise be distributed rather thinly. \nOr the locusts could have increased because of a lack of predators. \nEven without these explanations, swarms of locusts are not uncommon today.\n</p>\n<p>Plague 9 - Darkness</p>\n<p>\nThere could be several causes for unusual darkness: a solar eclipse, a sandstorm, volcanic ash, or simply swarms of locusts large enough to block out the sun.\n</p>\n<p>Plague 10 - Death of the firstborn</p>\n<p>\nIf the last plague indeed selectively tended to affect the firstborn, it could be due to food polluted during the time of darkness, either by locusts or by the black mold Cladosporium. \nWhen people emerged after the darkness, the firstborn would be given priority, as was usual, and would consequently be more likely to be affected by any toxin or disease carried by the food. \nMeanwhile, the Israelites ate food prepared and eaten very quickly which would have made it less likely to be infected.\n</p>\n',0,'DPpLZBaPTH',10,'2020-08-09 15:05:21','2020-08-09 15:05:21',0),(34,'A group of Sea People takes over part of Greece ',1,'\n<p>The repeated earthquakes and tsunamis from Santorini would have reduces the livability of the isles and land west of Santorini.  \nAfter the eruption of Santorini, the availability of the lands of Greece affected by the tsunamis would increase phenomenally.  \nThere would be a pause before the invasion/rehabitation due to the uncertainty of another tsunami.  \nThen a group of Sea People could move in with organized people and supplies.\nEventually, people migrating would have begun filling the gaps in the islands and landscapes.  \nThis event sets up for the \'Dorian Invasion\' during the Bronze Age Collapse.\n</p> \n',1,'VFjBhs8ask',10,'2020-08-09 15:05:22','2020-08-09 15:05:22',0),(35,'The Issue of Glass ',1,'\n<p>Dr. Collins found large quantities of glass in the area surrounding the Tell.  \nSpecifically, trinitite type glass.  \nThis type of glass is created during the explosion of an atomic bomb.\nThe first atomic explosion was called Trinity. \nWhen the area was examined after the explosion, the glass was discovered.\n</p>\n<p>\nThere are several possible explanation for the glass.\n</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Someone dropped an atomic bomb on Sodom.</li>\n<li>An atmospheric explosion of a meteor or comet.</li>\n<li>Ancient aliens!</li>\n<li>A pyrolytic bomb from Santorini exploded over the area.</li>\n</ul>\n',0,'8aXXPgWxFG',11,'2020-08-09 15:05:22','2020-08-09 15:05:22',0),(36,'The Issue of Hospitality ',1,'\n<p>The behavior of the men in Sodom in the Bible is geared towards the Sodom was a place of Sin.\nThis assertion may have been an addition to justify God\'s actions.\nGiven that the \'Angles\' that arrived to talk with Lot where Watchers, it is understandable that the men of the town would want to talk with then about the world.\nThis desire for more information may have been based on the observation of the fall out from Santorini.\n</p>\n<p>\nThe curious thing about this exchange is that there does not appear to be a king present.  \nIndeed the men act as Athenians newly minted with Democracy supporting the removal/collapse of the king when Lot was kidnapped.\n</p>\n',1,'CGZjtkZRSr',11,'2020-08-09 15:05:22','2020-08-09 15:05:22',0),(37,'The Timing ',1,'\n<p>\nThis is an interesting event since it involves both Abraham and Lot.  \nThe support for Lot\'s existence at the time of the event is clear from the genealogy that I have created above.\nAbraham\'s involvement seems to be a back write to generate justification for the event.  \nIt is curious that in the conversations with the three visitors that Abraham is not awed by them.\n</p>\n<p>For the Watchers to have been in the Levant and went to Sodom to warn Lot indicates that either the Watchers were there all along and had communications with the Watchers in Anatolia.\nWith the initial eruption of Santorini, the fallout fell in Anatolia.\nIt would be natural for the Watchers to observe the function of a volcano since they have at this point at least 6 to 8 thousand years of experience with volcano in the Middle East and Europe.\n</p>\n',2,'xsgS6Kstjw',11,'2020-08-09 15:05:22','2020-08-09 15:05:22',0),(38,'Genesis 19:24 - \'rained down burning sulfur...\' ',1,'\n<p>The fallout from the explosion of Santorini fell directionally in an arc downwind from the volcano.\nThe fall out would contain volcanic gases and sulfur would be a major component.\nLot\'s wife being turned to salt could be a result of the intensity of the explosion.\n</p>\n<p>One question of does the chemical signature of the glass found at Tall el-Hammam match the chemical signature of Santorini/Thera.\nThe soil should hold a match to Santorini from the fallout. \nThe glass should also hold the same elements.\nIf not then the explosion that created it happened at a different time.\n</p>\n',3,'K3e9aqVPJ2',11,'2020-08-09 15:05:22','2020-08-09 15:05:22',0),(39,'Exodus ',1,'\n<p>\nResearch has shown that there were two Exodus episodes.  \nThe first due to the plagues of Egypt eruption of Santorini and the second during the expulsion of the Hyksos in the 1200\'s BC..\n</p>\n<p>When the plague showed up in the Middle East, it appears to have followed what happened during the Justian plague \nand that is infect the Middle East first.  Specifically the communities closest to the Red Sea.  Jericho being among those cities affected.\n</p>\n<p>The fact of the infection of Jericho and what would have been the smoke from the Kaali Meteor Impact bring a \'Three Day of Darkness\' effect towards the end of the 10 Plagues of Egypt, Moses started the first Exodus.\n</p>\n<p>This Exodus occurred with in the background of the expulsion of the Hyksos from Egypt which occurred around 1,550 BC.  \nThis Exodus was uneventful, a direct wandering towards Jerico and the plague.\n</p>\n<p>The \'Battle of Jericho\' can be viewed as a cleansing of disease, specifically the plague.  \nBy the killing of every man, woman and child, the human vector of a disease dies.  \nThe elaborate cleanse after the battle is more in line with self-quarantine with the cleaning and waiting for a disease vector to take effect.\n</p>\n<p>This event also brings up dates of inconvenience.  \nMoses living to 120 year old had the experience and readiness of Joshua who lived to 110 years old.  \nThey were together during the Exodus and afterward in the desert.\n</p>\n<p>Yet, they had to cleanse Jerico. \n</p> \n',0,'uDLRuu5FJU',12,'2020-08-09 15:05:24','2020-08-09 15:05:24',0),(40,'1349 BC – 1336 BC:Akhenaten ',1,'',1,'PED8Lgk2TH',12,'2020-08-09 15:05:24','2020-08-09 15:05:24',0),(41,'Period of the Judges ',1,'\n<p>The period of the Judges is important for defining a age guestimate for Joshua.  \nHis passing of the torch to the Judges sets the time period for his death.\n</p>\n<p>The ending of the period of the Judges is murky but seems to be defined by the establishment of the nation-states in the Levant by the Egypt.\nOn the defeat of the Sea People, the Pharaoh could not ignore that the number of people involved was greater than what Egypt could handle.\n</p>\n',2,'75DQxdqypZ',12,'2020-08-09 15:05:25','2020-08-09 15:05:25',0),(42,'Trojan War ',1,'\n<p>One of the questions of Bronze Age Collapse is the motives the Trojans and their allies in abducting/supporting Helen.\nI find it interesting that date range for this event borders the Mycenae sacking of the places.\nI wonder if the real reason for the Trojan was was that Troy was the force that sacked various sites in Greece.\nNot all at once as the sites in Greece show a dispersion of date of destruction.\n</p>\n<p>\nApollo his association with mice and their carrying of plague was noted in the Iliad.  \nThat such an association should be stated so clearly indicated along standing understanding of causes of disease.\n</p>\n<p>\n</p>\n',0,'UtAb461emx',13,'2020-08-09 15:05:26','2020-08-09 15:05:26',0),(43,'Mycenae ',1,'\n<p>The sacking of the palaces in 1,260 BC was an event that could either be an uprising by the Greeks who where there before the group of Sea\nPeople took over around 1,600 BC or another group such as the Trojans.  \n</p>\n<p>\nA second sacking was initiated by external forces and taken advantage of by the \'Dorian\' people.\nBeing already present as the underclass of Mycenae, the \'Dorian\' Greeks rose up and retook their lands.\nThis was made possible by the devastation caused by the Trojan war.\n</p>\n',1,'1sP6VBQBZp',13,'2020-08-09 15:05:26','2020-08-09 15:05:26',0),(44,'The Sea People ',1,'\n<p>\nThe Sea People are believed to be from the various islands of the Mediterranean.  \nAnother possibility is that they came from the areas of the Black sea and possibly further.  \nThis could explain the fact that they all seemed to have some form of Greek-ness. \n</p>\n<p>The story of Jason and the Argonauts seems to be a tale of people who came from another area trying to revisit their homelands.\nThe classical explanation of this story is that they went voyaging into the waterway of the Balkan states.\nSuggestions have been made that this voyage went into the Caspian sea by portage between the rivers that feed both seas.\n</p>\n<table>\n<tr>\n  <th>Sea People</th>\n  <th>First Appeared</th>\n  <th>Disposition</th>\n  <th>Origin</th>\n  <th>Alt. Name</th>\n</tr>\n<tr><td>Denyen</td>   <td>1150 BC</td><td>Canaan</td><td/><td>Tribe of Dan</td></tr>\n<tr><td>Ekwesh</td>   <td>1200 BC</td><td/><td/><td>Mycenaean Greeks</td></tr>\n<tr><td>Lukka</td>    <td>2000/1700 BC</td><td/><td/><td>Lydian Greeks</td></tr>\n<tr><td>Peleset</td>  <td>1150 BC</td><td>Canaan</td><td/><td>Philistines</td></tr>\n<tr>\n  <td>Shekelesh</td>\n  <td>1200 BC</td>\n  <td>Sicels</td>\n  <td/>\n  <td/>\n</tr>\n<tr><td>Sherden</td>  <td>1210 BC</td><td>Canaan</td><td>Sardinia</td><td>Sardinians</td></tr>\n<tr><td>Teresh</td>   <td>1200 BC</td><td>Italy</td><td>Lydian Greeks</td><td>Tyrrhenians</td></tr>\n<tr><td>Tjeker</td>   <td>1150 BC</td><td>Canaan</td><td/><td/></tr>\n<tr><td>Weshesh</td>  <td>1150 BC</td><td>Canaan</td><td/><td>Tribe of Ash</td></tr>\n</table>\n',2,'qnrXnjvG0a',13,'2020-08-09 15:05:27','2020-08-09 15:05:27',0),(45,'Greek Dark Ages ',1,'\n<p>After sacking Troy, the Greeks went journeying across the eastern Mediterranean.\nThey acted a hired muscle for both the Hittites and the Egyptians.\nSuch exploits became part of the collective folk lore of Greece and Homer eventually put it all together in the Iliad and Odyssey.\n</p>\n<p>Perhaps the more important thing that happened is the environmental downturn that happened between 1,159 BC and 1,141 BC.\nThis downturn would have significantly impacted people due to the prolonged shortage of food.\nThis is the type of famine which begins to equate to an epidemic.\n</p>\n',3,'GL5WVcCGFQ',13,'2020-08-09 15:05:28','2020-08-09 15:05:28',0),(46,'The Cult of Orpheus',1,'\n<p>\nThe Cult of Orpheus harkens back to the Pyramid texts found in Egypt.\nOrpheus is believed to have studied in Egypt.\n</p>\n',0,'nsd9N3kfXX',14,'2020-08-09 15:05:29','2020-08-09 15:05:29',0),(47,'Egyptian Pyramid Texts ',1,'\n<p>\nThe texts are located in the pyramids of the Fourth and Fifth dynasties of Egypt.\nThey present Egyptian heaven as a marsh land and reflect the soul of the departed into the night\'s sky over such a heaven.\nSusan Brind Morrow[[dGgKUsXtCP]]  in \'The Dawning Moon of the Mind: Unlocking the Pyramid Texts\' presents the texts as \nreligious poem reflecting the beginning of Egyptian thought and religion.\nMany of the passages of the story harken to a place such as Nabta Playa where the eastern horizon is unencumbered by obstacles.\n</p>\n',1,'uWDLUVSnQ5',14,'2020-08-09 15:05:30','2020-08-09 15:05:30',0),(48,'The Rebellion ',1,'\n<p>The difficulty is determining when the rebellion occurred.\nIndeed Noah\'s flood was to end all the decedents of the Watchers and human women.\nYet, the flood did not kill and the descendants of the Watchers.\nAt least one survived.\n</p><p>\nGiven that the rebellion lists more that a dozen angles, I am incline to say Sumar was the recipient of their knowledge.\nThe root culture of Sumer seems to come from India and would not have had the baggage that other cultures in the Middle East would have had towards the Watchers. \nIt is of course possible that this rebellion happened more than one time with the story of Enoch simply an amalgamation of various stories into one as the Bible writers were want to do.\n</p><p>\nCuriously, there is a tradition that Mount Hermon on the border between Lebanon and Syria that the oath that the fallen watchers was sworn.\nThe highest temple in the ancient world known as Qasr Antar had a limestone stele that was translated to say \'According to the command of the greatest a(nd) Holy God, those who take an oath (proceed) from here.\'.\nSuch a statement using the phrase \'greatest a(nd) Holy God\' does not seem like the oath that the watchers would have used.\nIt does raise questions as to who and what oath is mentioned especially in light of the nickname for the mountain as the \'mountain of oath\'\nPerhaps it was here that newly christened watchers took their oath and began their journey to where they would serve.\n</p>\n',0,'zANssQus6z',15,'2020-08-09 15:05:30','2020-08-09 15:05:30',0),(49,'The Issue of Numbers ',1,'\n<p>Increasing population had brought a significant number of men for the Watch.\nEnoch\'s story of the Watchers/angles/sons of god was just that a rebellion of individuals who traditionally were solitary due to lack of population.  \nAs population increased, the Watchers moved into the towns to work by creating a building with high wall that lean outwards to reflect the light from fires upward.\nThe building had two large platforms at the bottom and no roof.\nWith this development, a Watcher could live anywhere after an initial instruction in what to do and how.\nI believe that the first buildings created by the Watchers where the towers in town such as Jerico.\n</p>\n',1,'L96d42MKAT',15,'2020-08-09 15:05:30','2020-08-09 15:05:30',0),(50,'The Fall of Greece ',1,'\n<p>With the fall of the city-states in Greece, the places where a free exchange of ideas fell as well.\nGreece standing at the crossroads between Europe and Asia Minor has a history of transitory people. \nFrom the people with Aegean roots with Anatolian farming techniques in 6,000 BC to the waves of people coming down from Europe during droughts, Greece has been a country of change.\n</p><p>\nGreece is interesting because of the story of Olympus where the Gods reside.\nThe legions of the demi-gods which sounds like the Nephilim.\nThe story of Hercules illustrates the dangers of the Watchers and their offspring.\n</p>\n',2,'qvBdQaHQm8',15,'2020-08-09 15:05:30','2020-08-09 15:05:30',0),(51,'The Threat of Rome ',1,'\n<p>Rome had a way of making everything Roman.  \nThe threat of the possible take over of the Watchers would have caused them to seeks lands where their ability to discuss and associate freely were unimpaired.\nRome had been controlling not only who could be citizens but who could visit as well.\nWhen Rome destroyed the second temple in Jerusalem, the diaspora that they created carried the Watchers along with the rest of the people as they had been embedded in society by using special buildings.\nThis diaspora would have spread the Watchers world-wide.\n</p>\n',3,'SqWMFvhFdx',15,'2020-08-09 15:05:30','2020-08-09 15:05:30',0),(52,'The Transfer of Knowledge ',1,'\n<p>Around 300 BC, Mayan cultural exploded with written script, astronomy and architecture.\nThis explosion was based on the Mayan\'s base 20 math system.\n</p>\n<p>The Watchers would have known of the existence of the Americas from the exploration crews sent out over the millennia.\nEach wave of Watchers exploring the world would have gone to an edge and then returned with their knowledge.\nThis slow collection would have enabled then to plan for future expansion and if necessary, escape to freer lands.\n</p>\n',4,'gg0xU2H1M3',15,'2020-08-09 15:05:30','2020-08-09 15:05:30',0),(53,'Volcanic Events ',1,'\n<p>When volcanoes erupt, they are grade on what is called the Volcanic Explosivity Index.  \nThis is a scale from 1 to 8.  An eruption of 6 or above is going to significantly effect the climate for a few years.\n</p><p>\nThe eruption which create the Year without a Summer (1815 - Tambora) was a 7 on the VEI.</p>\n<p>A partial list of eruptions during the Holocene:\n</p>\n',0,'ZN5VgkG0xQ',20,'2020-08-09 15:06:52','2020-08-09 15:06:52',0),(54,'Impact Events ',1,'\n<p>The frequency of impact events is inconclusive as to how often a history changer occurs.  \nThe climate effects comes from the impact ejaculate being blown into the atmosphere as if it were a volcanic event.\n</p><p>\nA potential measure would be the check the ammonia levels in the ice core caps to determine if there is a relationship to impact events and high levels.  \nThe level of the 535 impact event was the second highest of the last 2,000 year in the Greenland ice cores.  The highest in that time frame was at 1014 AD.\n</p>\n<p>A partial list of impact events for the Holocene:\n</p>\n',1,'LNn1rhjc2X',20,'2020-08-09 15:06:58','2020-08-09 15:06:58',0);
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