Was an Advanced Civilization Wiped Out by a 12,800-Year-old Comet at Younger Dryas?

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Younger Dryas was a major and sudden cooling period between 12,800 to 11,600 years ago. This event is crucial because it occurred right when humans supposedly made their big transition from nomadic hunter-gatherers to sedentary societies with towns, cities and resulting civilizations.
- What caused the Younger Dryas cooling event?
A highly-debatable theory is the cosmic impact hypothesis, which claims Earth had a catastrophic encounter with a meteor or meteors 12,800 years ago.

- Was there a previous highly advanced civilization?
The world-wide megalithic phenomenon could be proof of the existence of a highly advanced civilization. Most known enigmatic ancient megalithic structures and sites are located in Eurasia, Africa and South America. They include the Giza pyramids, Baalbeck, Machu Pichu, Sacsayhuaman, Puma Punku, Yangshan Quarry and Longyou caves. Some sites show amazing precision cuts, others contain huge stone blocks or giant caves, which experts find very difficult to explain how ancient manual labor could have constructed them.

Some scholars theorize a dramatic and devastating global wide cataclysm happened during this time, wiping out the previous highly advanced civilization that created these astounding megalithic structures.

Is there proof or evidence that supports this theory?

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[fredsimmons]

Lady Tina, your research is impeccable and the depth of work demands serious respect. Your total body of work will provoke a strong response and force the truth to come forth!I'm working my way thru you series and I'm dieing to see your conclusions when you present them on who these ancient civilizations are.Most conclusions in this area inevitable lead to something not of this planet, so you intense pursuit of this truth is greatly appreciated! The truth will set you free!

[ancientbuilds]

You deliver! One thing you might consider is that all of these population charts depend on one thing. Land based finds. Nobody has ever really bothered looking offshore. As most modern day Human populations are coastally based, we can assume the same for the past. Sea levels are now 400 or so feet higher, currently obscuring any remains. That said, I am uncertain if that was taken into consideration when these charts were created. It might well have been.

[dreamingmusic]

The Younger-Dryas was not a single event, but rather 2 separate events of extraterrestrial impacts that happened approx 1, 500 years apart at the end of the last ice age. Randall Carlson covers this in great depth and detail.

[MrPeachblossom]

i doubt many humans would survive a comet impact nowadays after seeing panic buying of toilet rolls were far too removed from nature nowadays

[eddieashby]

Tina, thank you very much for your excellent presentation! I'm convinced your explanation of what happened in our not so distant past is very accurate. Keep up the spectacular work as it's so refreshing and much appreciated!

[bobbray]

Great to see more people are seriously studying the possibility that humans were highly advanced prior to Younger Dryas. I first stumbled across Graham Hancock's TED talk "Is the house of history built on foundations of sand?" which has the disclaimer: "NOTE from TED: Please be aware that this talk contains outdated and counterfactual assertions, and should not be understood as a representation of modern scholarship on ancient civilizations." I believe, like many others, that grant money and careers will be lost if their collective reconstruction of human history is wrong. These academic scholars are desperate to discount any challenge to their theories.




The truth will eventually overcome these roadblocks and become scientifically accepted. Thank you for your work on these presentations. Our understanding of human history today is about to be flipped on it's head!

[PirateStyle]

So glad I was recommended your video on the osiris shaft today. I went on a marathon. I'm so glad you point out the tooling marks and how they are similar to sites around the world. I've left comments on channels wishing people would notice how important it is.

[fantastickpuff]

Its amazing how much knowledge you have. I am also very impressed how you back-up all your thoughts/ideas with charts and evidence or published articles. Keep doing what you are doing, you are very good at it. Thank you!

[evanmccue]

This production with 10+k subs is so much better than some of the channels I watch with millions. Great work! Officially subbed. 😀

[walterwatts]

It's funny I only just found this video, after leaving a rant on the Younger Dryas in a previous video comment. I believe you are on the right course with your theories.🐌

[denisdesormeaux]

i really like your documentary. i also want to mentioned the care you take to answer the comments that peoples give to you ..this is well appreciated and show that you respect us .so have a good day and thank Tina .thanks really.

[wagnerduro]

Hi Tina! I have watched many channels talking about this fascinating topic but the vast majority of them leave us with even more doubts. I don't know why it took me so long to find your channel here and your explanations are so simple and important, didactic too, in fact super didactic. A real pearl in this sea of ​​disagreements that is the net. Thank you very much and congratulations.

[henryhewitt]

Thanks Tina. Prof. Barry Cunliffe is worth getting to know, as is his book on the migrations across Eurasia: By Steppe, Desert and Ocean. The map at the 39:30 min mark shows how there was a corridor stretching from China to central Europe and back across which people even during the Ice Age I presume could travel and wander. There is another variable I'd like you to consider when thinking about the aftermath of one of periodic Comet strikes (and I think the flood mentioned in the Timaeus, ca 9600, a Meltwater Pulse, came back in 6200, Doggerland gets flooded and Meltwater Pulse II, then again in 2800, the rise of Sumer and again in 536 AD, the Ravenna Comet Mosaic [see Ruth Dwyer's youtube video on this] which I believe were set on a 3400 year elliptical path after the first strike which led to the 1200 year cooling. The comet didn't just evaporate entirely even after impact. That variable is whether the declination of the earth changes, as the Egyptians told us per Timaeus (the story of Phaethon). Thus, not only did the North Pole move but there could have been a new axis of rotation. Giza, Cuzco, Rapa Nui and Angkor Wat, among other notable sites, are all on a great circle. I think that great circle was once the equator, which is how you could have easily found Rapa Nui. (Pretty hard otherwise, and why bother?) I think the declination changed by roughly 30 degrees. I think the story of Demeter (Ceres in Rome, as in Cereal) looking for her daughter Persephone who was kidnapped by Hades and taken to the Underworld is the story of the first appearance of winter and seasons. Persephone got to come back up to be with her grain growing mother but had to return down under for a season each year. Think about it and thanks again. Always a pleasure. HH [Barry Cunliffe -- youtu.be/oOj_MV6o0Vk]

[gotoluc]

I have had the opportunity to be close to a great Sage for years and many times he has spoken of a previous society with technology that is beyond ours. Your are doing an amazing job in bringing this information to the people. Please continue.

[jetpetty]

Great video...quality information! Thank you 😊

[JagdtygerA]

The areas that would have suffered most from comet impact on the ice sheets would be coastal and riverine areas where flooding and tsunamis would cause major destruction. It doesn't take a lot of deaths to collapse a civilization, just destruction of its infrastructure. How quickly would modern people lose their technological knowledge if our major cities were suddenly submerged below the sea?

[RazorF]

Great work and wonderful information here. Keep digging, no pun intended.

[niccosaur]

Great work please keep it up you are changing the world

[briandain]

A thing most people overlook, the Giraffe is the tallest Modern Land Animal. It can't be taller because of the size of it's Heart pumping the blood. So the Gravity of Earth had to have been different for the massive Land Dinosaurs.

[megret]

The past is more complicated than we’re taught. Cosmic impacts definitely appear to be implicated however, I’ve personally seen evidence of granite surface vitrification on human worked stone. A temperature in excess of 2200 Celsius is required to accomplish this. Maybe the reason we don’t find the remains of the builders aside from those already dead and buried prior is because they were vaporised