The pyramids in Mexico were built before the Flood …
The secret becomes clear - sooner or later. In the north of Florida (USA), a team of archaeologists discovered an ancient site underwater that could change the understanding of how the process of settling in North America went. The found traces cannot be attributed to "high-tech", however, the very fact that people lived here in such early times has long been stubbornly denied by academic science …
The bones and tusks of a mastodon, as well as stone knives, were found in the Ozilla River near the city of Tallahassee. Apparently, the animal was killed or butchered here.
Radiocarbon analysis showed that the site is over 14,500 years old. Perhaps much more! Before its discovery, it was believed that the first wave of people who arrived in North America belonged to tools dating from the 13,000 years old, belonging to the Clovis culture, in particular, spearheads. They were found back in the 1920s.
Thus, the new find suggests that humans appeared in North America at least 1,500 years earlier than scientists believed. At the same time, a team that worked in the local waters in the 1990s already received similar results, but then the scientific community rejected them. With the same aplomb, as it habitually refutes such findings, which do not fit into established theories, allowing careerists to sleep peacefully and have sweet dreams …
Now, there is no way to further deny such an obvious fact. At the same time, according to more pragmatic estimates, the assessment of the parking of primitive people in North America can be attributed to the 19-20 millennium BC … Recall that the Great Flood happened in 10778 (the fall of a space object into the Philippine Sea), as a result many territories suffered from tsunami waves and somewhere abrupt, but somewhere smoother (but still inevitable) climate change on Earth …
Let's watch a video with a find made in Florida:
