11,000-Year-Old Settlement Found Under Baltic Sea

[Crabtownboy]

Most interesting discovery.

Evidence of a Stone-Age settlement that may have been swallowed whole by the Baltic Sea has resurfaced near Sweden, revealing a collection of well preserved artifacts left by nomads some 11,000 years ago.

Dubbed by the local press “Sweden's Atlantis” after the fabled island which according to Greek philosopher Plato sank around 9600 B.C. in the Atlantic Ocean, the newly discovered site was in fact some sort of a dump in which nomadic Swedes discarded objects, according to a report by the Swedish daily The Local.

Buried 52 feet below the surface at Hanö, a sandy bay off the coast of Skane County in Sweden, the items include wood pieces, flint tools, animal horns, ropes, a harpoon carving made from an animal bone and the bones of an aurochs and an ancient cattle which became extinct in the early 1600s.

http://news.discovery.com/history/a...-settlement-found-under-baltic-sea-140221.htm

 

[Bro. James]

Sure sounds a lot like the Great Flood which turned the earth inside out and upside down with a deluge of liquid water from the fountains of the deep, outer space and the atmosphere. Landmarks moved for sure.

It also destroyed a lot of the human kind save eight souls who found grace.

There seems to be a calibration problem with the chronometer.

We have difficulty with time.

Even so, come, Lord Jesus.

Bro. James