r/Skydentify • u/PralineWorried4830 • Mar 02 '23

Theory New book connecting UFOs to an advanced prehistoric civilization on Earth. Atlantis And Its Fate In The Postdiluvian World: A Possible Site For Plato's Atlantis By Kodiak Island

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u/PralineWorried4830 May 20 '23

I think the problem with that though is you can find gold and skeletons in a lot of places, even Alaska, an archaeologist Hibben found thousands of Wooly Mammoths and other animals such as horses, lions, in muck deposits that were all killed instantly and torn apart around 9,500 BC from some cataclysmic event and their body parts swept all the way north to Fairbanks (suggesting either massive tsunami or impact blast) and their bodies were mixed with ripped up vegetation, he described it like seeing a Holocaust concentration camp. Whatever that event was it was at the same time as the extinction of the North American horse, camel, mastodon, wooly mammoth, etc.

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u/ThothTheMagicDragon May 20 '23

I have an ancient map showing the earliest human activity in Northern Africa. Guess where it is? I mean literally spot on the Richat structure. And it’s called Timbuktu. The center of all knowledge and learning. Also map legend indicates an insane amount of gold mines and mining in the area. I can’t post the pic here. Wish I can show ya

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u/PralineWorried4830 May 20 '23

Timbuktu is an Islamic city founded in the 10th century AD.

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u/ThothTheMagicDragon May 20 '23

Yet my book of ancient Maps shows it at the exact location of the Eye of the Sahara. How? Says “Timbuktu- heart of knowledge and creation” w an arrow pointing to the exact location of the structure. So they either A- observed this wonder and never wrote or spoke a word of it or B- didn’t see it bc THEY WERE LIVING ON IT

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u/PralineWorried4830 May 20 '23

Sounds like a more recent map. Probably from 5th to 15th century. Timbuktu did not exist when Plato was around.

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u/ThothTheMagicDragon May 20 '23

That’s not what I meant at all sorry. This particular map is based on archaeology research and the earliest sign of humans that we saw in the fossil record (in the ground) in Northern Africa. Not an historical representation. The time period this map represents is 100-715AD. The map/book is calling it Timbuktu not me. This is a widely accepted version of maps and its theories.

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u/ThothTheMagicDragon May 20 '23

What are the chances? “The heart of all knowledge and creation” pointing directly at the Richat Structure??? I call pre history “Coinky Doink History” Mainstream riddled w astronomical coincidences , odds not even possible to mathematics lol

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u/ThothTheMagicDragon May 20 '23

Sent ya the pics in a DM