Noah's Flood...
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To quote someone else, "Ballard has admitted that his crew found nothing pecial at about -100 m in the Black Sea (near the Sakarya delta, as it happens), just some Bronze Age and Napoleonic-era wood and what might be the outline of the wreck of a ship.
Not "Noah's house", not "a village", and certainly not the "cities"
that others have inflated his sketchy outline of low-rounded mounds into. "
Not "Noah's house", not "a village", and certainly not the "cities"
that others have inflated his sketchy outline of low-rounded mounds into. "
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first, did i claim anything? no, you inferred. just so you know Oxford dictionary defines caost (coastline) as: the land beside or near to the sea or ocean. a coastline is usually used to talk about an area that is longer than a shoreline: the turkish coastline... pg. 284 Oxfod's advanced learner's dictionarythe black sea is an inland sea entirely surrounded by land as opposed to what you are claiming a port entirely surrounded by water
secondly, i mentioned it because the book mentioned it so if you want to accuse anyone of not knowing geography accuse Ian Wilson, he wrote the book and labeled it that way.
you have proven that you are just here to make trouble
that is real realiable and credible. so he backtracked, he still found items worth investigating and until proven otherwise with credible sources it is a possibility.To quote someone else
given the nature of the scientific field it is not hard to understand why he fell into disrepute, he went against the grain and that is a big no no...he used to have whats called a reputation for submarine research before that adventure didn't he
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given the nature of the scientific field it is not hard to understand why he fell into disrepute
At least, "The Club" doesn't burn people at the stake for heresy.
BTW, I've been searching and can't find any link where Ballard repudiates his claim about the Black Sea.
Have you guys got one?
Something is wrong here. War, disease, death, destruction, hunger, filth, poverty, torture, crime, corruption, and the Ice Capades. Something is definitely wrong. This is not good work. If this is the best God can do, I am not impressed.
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Ryan and Pittman's Black Sea flood theory was a geological collapse of the land barrier between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea.
There was no pissed off deity.
No rain.
No fucking ark.
No Australian kangaroos loaded aboard.
No water covering the mountain tops.
No Mt. Ararat.
Ballard may or may not have found an indication of a habitation on the bottom of the Black Sea but to try to coopt Ryan and Pittman's theory into support for your fairy tales merely shows how desperate you guys are for any kind of support.
BTW, you are not alone, while looking to see where Ballard may have repudiated his earlier claims I saw lots of bible-thumping morons trumpeting his "find" as if it meant something.
There was no pissed off deity.
No rain.
No fucking ark.
No Australian kangaroos loaded aboard.
No water covering the mountain tops.
No Mt. Ararat.
Ballard may or may not have found an indication of a habitation on the bottom of the Black Sea but to try to coopt Ryan and Pittman's theory into support for your fairy tales merely shows how desperate you guys are for any kind of support.
BTW, you are not alone, while looking to see where Ballard may have repudiated his earlier claims I saw lots of bible-thumping morons trumpeting his "find" as if it meant something.
Something is wrong here. War, disease, death, destruction, hunger, filth, poverty, torture, crime, corruption, and the Ice Capades. Something is definitely wrong. This is not good work. If this is the best God can do, I am not impressed.
-- George Carlin
-- George Carlin
i amnot the laughingstock as you are the one that said that ports are surrounded by water not me. and i haven't backtracked yet. i quoted and used the term from the book so if you have a problem with the usage, go talk to wilson.as opposed to what you are claiming a port entirely surrounded by water
why don't you post something of value like ballard's repudiation instead of always going for the mickey mouse issues...just makes you look like you belong at the kiddie's table and not with me at the big boy's one.
ooh and now youre resulting to personal attacks to prove you didn't just make an ass of yourselfwhy don't you post something of value like ballard's repudiation instead of always going for the mickey mouse issues...just makes you look like you belong at the kiddie's table and not with me at the big boy's one.
do you think that will help
you started off by claiming ballard was your evidence
and now you want someone else to refute him
get an elevation map
read ballards theory
do the research yourself

i'm not helping you crawl out of the hole you just dug for yourself
i'm enjoying wtaching you look stupid

no i am not resorting to personal attacks, just letting you know what it feels like.
i used ballard and still do despite the post weller made and i have never heard of any retraction made by him and it through me a bit that it was even posted without source reference..
though anything coming from you is suspect.
i used ballard and still do despite the post weller made and i have never heard of any retraction made by him and it through me a bit that it was even posted without source reference..
though anything coming from you is suspect.
ah yes because you are the master of quoting without sources you don't understand why anyone else would make such an error
he doesnt need a reference
its well known that Ballard got it wrong
and its well known that you introducing ballard as evidence for a global flood was wrong because Ballard didn't ever say that

he doesnt need a reference
its well known that Ballard got it wrong
and its well known that you introducing ballard as evidence for a global flood was wrong because Ballard didn't ever say that

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Stooping a bit low, aren't you? I've been away 4 days, came back tired, and haven't had time to find a reference.archaeologist wrote:no i am not resorting to personal attacks, just letting you know what it feels like.
i used ballard and still do despite the post weller made and i have never heard of any retraction made by him and it through me a bit that it was even posted without source reference..
though anything coming from you is suspect.
Ballard's reputation isn't tarnished by this so far as I know, but he no longer is backing up the original claims. I'll try to find a quote but you just have to wiat. Or you could try to find something recent from him where he supports his older claims. You can't.
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