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Prehistoric advanced civilizations

MemeFan said:
Remains of it would still exist.
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Genesis 7:19, 20 And the waters prevailed exceedingly on the earth, and all the high hills under the whole heaven were covered. The waters prevailed fifteen cubits upward, and the mountains were covered.
The Grand Canyon is over 1.8 km deep in places with the sedimentary layers visible showing how devastating the global flood was. What remains would you expect to find after such cataclysmic devastation?

 
frederick said:
The Grand Canyon is over 1.8 km deep in places with the sedimentary layers visible showing how devastating the global flood was. What remains would you expect to find after such cataclysmic devastation?
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Buildings and cities. Multiple cities. Being underwater doesn't eradicate city as volcano would.
 
Simple flash floods can wipe out entire towns made of wood structures. A global deluge would erode even the largest structures quite easily. Water is natures solvent. It can carve out the toughest of rocks.

And who says volcanoes weren’t a part of the calamity? Volcanoes can erupt under water too.
 
MemeFan said:
Being underwater doesn't eradicate city as volcano would.
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How much water and moving at what kind of flow rates do you think it would take to lay down sedimentary rocks covering thousands of square kilometers across the world? Cataclysmic devastation doesn't leave houses and cities intact! Do a search for videos of the December 26, 2004 and March 11, 2011 tsunamis and see how much damage a little bit of water moving fairly quickly can do in a few minutes. And now think about that on a global scale lasting for 150 days. Start your thinking from what is written, and you will realize God's destruction of the world and everything on it in the Flood was total destruction - except for the Ark with its occupants.
 
frederick said:
How much water and moving at what kind of flow rates do you think it would take to lay down sedimentary rocks covering thousands of square kilometers across the world? Cataclysmic devastation doesn't leave houses and cities intact! Do a search for videos of the December 26, 2004 and March 11, 2011 tsunamis and see how much damage a little bit of water moving fairly quickly can do in a few minutes. And now think about that on a global scale lasting for 150 days. Start your thinking from what is written, and you will realize God's destruction of the world and everything on it in the Flood was total destruction - except for the Ark with its occupants.
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Which would lead to evidence that God’s justice isn’t pretty. When he cleanses, he really cleans.
 
Mojo said:
Simple flash floods can wipe out entire towns made of wood structures. A global deluge would erode even the largest structures quite easily. Water is natures solvent. It can carve out the toughest of rocks.

And who says volcanoes weren’t a part of the calamity? Volcanoes can erupt under water too.
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frederick said:
How much water and moving at what kind of flow rates do you think it would take to lay down sedimentary rocks covering thousands of square kilometers across the world? Cataclysmic devastation doesn't leave houses and cities intact! Do a search for videos of the December 26, 2004 and March 11, 2011 tsunamis and see how much damage a little bit of water moving fairly quickly can do in a few minutes. And now think about that on a global scale lasting for 150 days. Start your thinking from what is written, and you will realize God's destruction of the world and everything on it in the Flood was total destruction - except for the Ark with its occupants.
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Flash floods are local, not global.

Regarding Noah's flood, it wouldn't be global flood, but rising water.

Steel and other metals would still survive. Wooden shipwrecks from Roman times still exists. Plus ceramics and other artificial materials.

If there were advanced civilization shouldn't they have "forever materials"? Like our PFAS?
 
Anachronisms such as those in the article, are generally outright fabrications, frauds by their 'discoverers', or easily explained by natural phenomena.
 
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