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If one reviews the full extent of the last ice age, there is proof that the Mediterranean Sea was cut off from the Atlantic Ocean for an unknown period of time due to the drop of the Atlantic Ocean from the transfer of its water to the glaciers, ice fields and expanded ice flows and ice sheets. That which happened in the Arctic, happened in Antarctica.
The cut off point would be a silt dam at the Strait of Gibraltar. There are various places in the Mediterranean Sea that would have changed to fresh water lakes over a period of maybe 10s of thousands of years.
More study is needed, but if one researches, one will discover that part of the timetable for refilling of the Mediterranean Sea happened roughly just several thousand years ago. How long was it cut off from the Atlantic Ocean?
What would the cutoff Mediterranean Sea looked like after thousands of years of Ice Age run off and silt from hundreds of rivers around the Sea? This would have changed the shore lines of the Mediterranean Sea. There would be two land bridges at Gibraltar and at the boot toe of Italy.
The new fresh water seas would have been bordered by commerce. The area of the Mediterranean would have had a different climate due to the compression of Typography towards the Equator. Rain was common.
The Mediterranean Sea of today would have been much different just 12,000 years ago. The Myths of Atlantis and Eden could have basis.
Add 16 Dec. 2010
Here is more evidence that the Mediterranean Sea was cut off from The Atlantic Ocean. A news release out of Libya
reflects that Libya was once flooded by the Mediterranean Sea with fresh water.
"The most important of these aquifers, or water bearing rock strata, were laid down during a geological time when the Mediterranean Sea flowed southward to the foot of the Tibesti Mountains, that are situated on Libya's border with Chad."
This brings us to two questions that need to be addressed.
One, With The Atlantic Ocean cut off at Gibraltar Strait, with rivers during the ice age dumping dumping silt and forming large unrestrained deltas, knowing that rains fell here during the ice age creating an unknown topography that allowed farming, how much silt would be needed to fill the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea bed east of the Italy boot?
Two, would there have been enough silt to form the fourth river in Genesis 2 as described and make its way off the coast of present day Israel and Syria and cut through the Suez gap to Egypt?
If so, strongly speculating, then the Jordan River and the Dead Sea would have been the third river and made it's way to the Red Sea. The Tigris and Euphrates would have been fed as stated from a major river flowing in the area between Turkey and Cyprus.
If there was a tremendous amount of fresh water from rains, not common at this time and periodic runoff from the glaciers and ice sheets north and south of the Mediterranean Sea bed as we know it today and a tremendous amount of silt dumped into the sea bed we would have had a different picture of the Mediterranean sea bed. There could have been the major river and the four rivers mentioned in Genesis.
Where is the Mediterranean silt today?
The power of the last ice age deluge can be found in the USA in the making of the Columbia River Gorge, The Badlands, The Scablands of Washington state, the Ohio River, Mammoth Cave, The Tennessee River Valley and the English Channel to name some samples. It is said the silt from the Appalachian Mountains can be found from Utah to Texas.
Could the ice age deluge, using the Volga and other major rivers in the sea bed have washed away the silt?
Maybe.
The final solution then remains, is chapter 2 of Genesis poetry or a handed down oral history from 15,000 to 20,000 years ago?
During the last Ice Age, the Mediterranean Sea's depth was significantly lower compared to its current depth due to lower sea levels resulting from a larger volume of water being locked up in ice sheets on land. The average depth during the last Ice Age was estimated to be around 500-1,000 meters shallower than it is today.
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Are there any glaciers in the british isles?
No. The last one was about 10,000 years ago during the Ice Age.
How thick was the ice in the ice age?
During the last ice age, the ice sheets were thickest in Antarctica, with ice reaching up to 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) in thickness. In places like North America and Europe, the ice reached up to several kilometers thick as well. The thickness varied depending on location and time period within the ice age.
Is the glacier activity during the last ice age the cause of US voting patterns?
Yes because the ice age happened in between 18,000 and 20,000 years ago. So therefore the last ice age hit almost all of Canada and also hit the entire northern part of the United States of America. So do I think that the glacier activity during the last ice age the cause of U.S. voting patterns, YES I do because the last ice age mostly hit the Great Lakes of the United States of America and that's where most of the democratic and republican voting areas are at.
What era was the Great Lakes formed?
The Great Lakes were formed during the last Ice Age, which occurred between 110,000 and 12,000 years ago. Glaciers carved out the basins that would later fill with water, creating the modern-day Great Lakes.
When was cheddar gorge formed?
Cheddar Gorge in Somerset, England, was formed during the last Ice Age, around 1.2 million years ago, when water eroded the limestone rock to create the stunning gorge we see today.
Why During Ice Age what is likely to happen to the levels of ocean around the world?
During the last Ice Age the ocean water levels were 120 m lower than present levels as water was tied up in ice covering the land masses to a depth of several kilometres.
What bodies of water borders Spain to the south east?
The Mediterranean Sea is on the southeast coast of Spain. During the Age of Exploration, Spain's location on the Mediterranean coast gave them a strategic location for trading with much of Asia and Europe.
When was Peloponnesus originally constructed?
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Where can I find a map showing the sea level of the Mediterranean Sea at the end of the last Ice Age?
Google Google www.google.com
Did the domestication of only last during the stone age?
Sex
Was William Mckinley president during the gilded age?
Yes. He was the last of the Gilded Age presidents.
What language was used during the Hellenistic age?
During the Hellenistic age, Koine Greek was the dominant language used in the eastern Mediterranean region. It was a simplified form of Greek that was widely spoken and understood by various ethnic groups.
What development occurred during the Stone Age?
the developments that occured during the stone age is: tools hunting and gathering and last but not least farming
When did wolly mamoths become extinct?
the last wolly mamoths died out during the last ice age
Which of the followinfg historians has organized her study of the past based on the category region?
Fernand Braudel is a historian who organizes his study of the past based on the category of region, particularly in his work "The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World in the Age of Philip II." He focuses on the Mediterranean region and its interconnected history during the 16th century.
Why didn't glaciers form in Canada during the last great ice age?
they did.
How much of the earth was covered by glaciers during the last ice age?
30%
