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Another selection of facts. I do not insist that absolutely everything can be attributed to the flood or to the fallout of soil from above (dust superstorms or from space). I propose to think again about this, and maybe check a lot of what is presented.
Drawing from a photograph of the Tsaritsyno estate. I have long been surprised by the presence of grass and trees on the supposedly desolate buildings of cities. Many modern brick houses have been standing for several decades. No one sweeps the dust off them, trees do not grow on them. I have an assumption that the buildings of cities in that era were covered with clay that fell from above, and grass and trees were already growing easily in it.
On the left in the picture is a whole forest. And these paintings are reproductions from photographs!
Moscow is desolate.
Promotional video:
When no one lives in the house, the roof is leaking, then tree seeds germinate on the floors, in the ground, as here:
But this requires soil.
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In Odessa, they make a "Greek park" in the area of the Potemkin Stairs. And on this occasion, the stairs to the right and to the left were freed from the ground, which, according to my friends, "was always there." As you can see, the staircase is more like a bridge - powerful arches, now additionally reinforced with concrete. Considering the number of old houses filled up on 1 floor in the city, there is a suspicion that the "staircase" could also have been built much earlier than it is dated.
Of course, it can be argued that this soil washed away from the slope and gradually swept the bridge.
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How cities fell asleep
Philip Medhurst Bible. It all started innocently - with a small hail, but the clouds quickly left.
And then:
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Split pillars and trees
This could happen with a shock wave (nuclear explosions, an asteroid fall?). Or with a water hammer from a mudflow mass or a stream of water. In any case, it is broken like matches and this could be the reason for the entry of cities with soil.
Excavations in Yamal.
Excavations in St. Petersburg.
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Viking ships
This information is more relevant to the Flood Facts topic. But I'll leave it here, because this topic is very close to "Buildings covered with soil"
In 1904, a Viking burial boat was found at the Oseberg estate in Norway. It was a drakkar made of oak:
It is believed to be a burial. The burial, as it turned out, was female, it is assumed that this ship belonged to Queen Asya of the Yngling clan. Together with her, the remains of another woman were discovered, apparently a servant, as it turned out, she had a rare haplogroup U7, which is found only in Western Asia.
Archaeologists did not find any ritual items in the boat, such as a sword, jewelry, etc. and in such cases it is customary for them to believe that the burial was robbed in antiquity, as if the robbers took away all the things made of valuable metals. But there were many objects made of wood, as well as remnants of fabrics, in particular there were many pieces of silk, modern research has shown that this silk was produced in Persia.
Rook from Oseberg. The ship is 21.6 meters long and 5.1 meters wide. He had 15 pairs of oarlocks for 30 rowers.
In my opinion, the rook was covered with a mudflow mass.
The ship after restoration.
Together with the ship, a wooden allegedly ritual carriage and four wooden sledges were found in the burial, which, according to historians, also had ritual significance. Don't you think that this is generally overkill! They covered the boat, sleigh and cart with a mudflow, it was a Viking settlement. The whole team tried to escape or they were absent from the village at that moment (or they were carried away), and the woman tried to escape in the boat.
The burial also contained the remains of ten horses harnessed in pairs and four dogs. Well, like a Viking settlement.
Sleigh.
Another Viking ship from the Drakkar Museum in Oslo is a boat from Gokstad. This ship was approximately 23 m long and 5.1 m wide. The Gokstad ship was found in 1880, and dendrochronological dating showed that the tree was cut down for it around 890.
The Gokstad ship had a wooden burial chamber in the form of a hut; on the boat from Oseberg such a chamber was worse preserved. It was also equipped with wooden boards along the sides. In the burial chamber there were the remains of a man in a sitting position, 1.8 m in height and over 50 years old, the skeletons of 12 horses and 6 dogs were also present in the burial, besides them, feathers and bones of a peacock were found on the stern of the ship.
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Mud volcanoes
One of the possible reasons for the presence of such an amount of clay on the earth
A great tragedy struck the eastern part of the Indonesian island of Java ten years ago. A huge crater suddenly appeared in the rice fields, from where smoking mud began to erupt. Soon it spilled over into a huge area, destroyed roads, factories, residential buildings, and caused the death of 20 people. Another 40,000 Java residents were forced to evacuate, and the damage caused by the Lucy mud volcano amounted to $ 3.8 billion.
The latest study, carried out using computer simulations, proved that the Indonesian digger PT Lapindo Brantas was the culprit behind the Lucy eruption. In a report published in the journal Nature Geoscience, scientists said that with a 99% probability, it was drilling that led to the outpouring of huge amounts of mud and the destruction of settlements in the Indonesian district of Sidoarjo. On May 27, 2006, two days before the eruption, an earthquake of magnitude 6.3 occurred in the area, and on May 28, the company's workers began drilling a test well to a depth of 2834 meters. The next day, a small release of water and steam occurred in the well, and on the following days, about 1000 meters from it, a mud eruption began.
Every day, Lucy threw out up to 150,000 m³ of stinking slurry with the smell of hydrogen sulfide, as a result of which, by September, all nearby fields and villages were under a layer of swamp. By April 2008, the volcano began to sink under its own weight, forming a caldera. The eruption continues to this day, and scientists are sure that it will end no earlier than in 8-18 years.
Streams of mud forced over 11,000 people to relocate. 25 factories were closed and shrimp farms destroyed. By May 2008, the mud had spread over an area of 6.5 km², forcing another 40,000 residents from 12 nearby villages to leave their homes.
If this mud volcano stops erupting, then almost nothing will say about the epicenter of this disaster - there is no caldera. Perhaps such events happened more often in the past?
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Here is another example of the source of clay and a possible reason for the entry of cities - Dzhau-Tepe Mud Volcano in Kerch.
It is located near the village of Vulkanovka, ten kilometers south of the village of Leninskoye, not far from the Kerch-Feodosia highway. In total, there are more than 50 mud volcanoes on the Kerch Peninsula. Presented in the form of hills and flat-bottomed oval depressions, the mud volcanoes of the Kerch Peninsula are different in shape. The height of the largest of the Crimean volcanoes, Dzhau-Tepe, is 60 meters. In the Middle Ages, its eruption completely destroyed the local village, hence the name of the volcano: "enemy mountain" - from the Crimean Tatar dialect. The last eruption was observed in 1942, since then the volcano has been inactive.
The slopes of the mud volcano.
Here is the fact that water can come out in huge quantities from the depths:
1862 The earthquake on Lake Baikal in 1862 (Tsaganskoe) was a three-day one, of the greatest force on January 12, 1862 (December 31, 1861, O. S.) at about 14:00 local time. The epicenter is in the northeastern part of the Selenga river delta. The intensity at the epicenter is 10 points. 230 km² went under water, the Proval Bay was formed.
Like corks, the wooden log houses of the wells flew out, and tepid water gushed from them with fountains, sometimes to a height of 6 meters. The area was flooded almost 4 meters.
In the Kudarinskaya Sloboda … the sand thrown out of the cracks knocked out floorboards in the huts
Ice floes of several sazhens in length and up to 1.5 arshins (3.19 m) in thickness are attributed to two versts (2 km)
the former banks of the Selenga rose above the ice about a fathom (2.13 meters), and now the banks and ice are at the same level
The depth of Proval Bay ranges from 0.5-1.5 m to 3-3.5 m, and in some places - up to 5-6 m
Source
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Excerpts from the comment:
There is a root collar in the tree. If it is deepened not even by 1-2 meters, but by centimeters, the seedling will die. The tree may also die, as the bark rots. Thus, when the territory was skidded by the soil by 1-2 meters - this can be seen from the buildings, then all the trees died, because the bark rotted …
By the age of the trees, which is no more than 150 years, it turns out that the flood was no later than 150 years ago, i.e. 1866:)
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Back to the topic of buildings and cities covered with clay
Underground Naples
They say that such an arch can be made if there is space above it. So, there was no thickness of clay above these catacombs?
Something brick, vaults huge in height.
This is the same, but close to the surface and excavated.
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Old ground level, surface in Rome.
Someone will say that these are cultural layers.
Let me remind you that they dug up Rome like this:
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