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The ancient southwestern russians, erstwhile the crimeans, named after the Gomer (gimmiri/cimmerians) of Genesis 10, have an ancient legend of the Flood of Dardan, the namesake of the Dardanelles, during whose time, the world ocean flooded into what then was a huge lake to become the Black Sea, connected to the world ocean of the Aegean through the Dardanelles, where then Troy was begun to be built to grandeur by Troas, a son of Dardanus (Dardan), known to have live circa 1400 B.C., actually when the Ice Age had just ended for that risen world ocean to have flooded saltwater into the huge lake.

Submerged bronze age structures have been photopraphed by Robert Ballard off Sinope in the Black Sea, which surprised him and his fellow mainstream scientists, who think the Ice Age ended circa 10000 B.C., but with hundreds of other submerged bronze age ruins’ sites now known and photographed in many parts of the world, such as off southern Spain of Atlantis (see category Atlantis Revealed), lend all the credence needed for the notion that the Ice Age ended much later than we’ve been told, when the catastrophic climate change known to have swept the world began circa 1500 B. C., described in the ancient egyptian Ipuwer Papyrus, and evidenced with bronze age ruins, built next to streams or lakes, now high and dry, often in deserts.

The so-called bronze age ended because the Ice Age ended, then because navigation and oceanic commerce was greatly curtailed by the disruption to these coastal cultures with the sea level rise of a few hundred feet when the Ice Age ended (within about a century), then turned more to iron for weaponry and tools, locally available, as the tin needed for bronze was rare in the mediterranean region, probably having come from Cornwall, Britain, part of the atlantean empire, where the Formorians, the men from Morocco (in the shadow of the Atlas mountains) had settled to exploit the rich tin deposits there, and built Stonehenge, the monument to precession timekeeping, used to measure, map, and navigate the earth during the Ice Age, the method explained in article #2 at http://IceAgeCivilizations.com.

And see http://genesisveracityfoundation.com.

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