In the world of history, thanks to Darwin’s theory of evolution, the accepted cradle of civilization is commonly cited by scholars as being the continent of Africa. The Middle East – notably, in the area of 5 rivers; the Tigris-Euphrates (in modern day Iraq), the Nile in Africa, the Indus in South Asia, and the Huang-He-Yangtze in China are also figured prominently in the development of humankind. We’re told modern civilization is but 10,000 years old, but if that’s the case, how do we explain findings that predate us? Are there such things outside what we’re taught and ‘known’ for so long? In the Spring of 2005, Canadian divers conducting a project in MacDonald Lake at the Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve, came upon an ancient stone structure – 40 feet below the present lake level. Initially the structure was considered to have been ferried by glaciers created during the last ice age, thousands of years ago and dumped where they happened to melt at the end of one of the more recent cold-freezes. There’s been several ice ages in the history of the Earth. What’s commonly called ‘the ice age,’ is actually the most recent one, which began about two million years ago, and was characterized by cold, and relatively warm phases. Out of that, there have been four major continental glaciations recorded in North America. The last began about 70,000 years ago, and ended about 8,000 BC. At the peak of the last glaciation, approximately 97% of Canada was covered by ice. We’re currently in an interglacial phase that could last for another 10,000 or more years. The discovery of this mystery rock formation (an assembly of now seven rocks) were thought to be compound perched erratics (found in northern North America), where 2 or even 3 rocks happened to land on top of each other, leaving behind a natural structure.
10,000 year old structure found in Canadian lake
However, when geologists and archaeologists saw images of the object – a 1,000 pound, elongated and south pointing rock sitting on baseball-sized stones at each end, which in turn, were resting on a massive, several thousand pound slab on top of the ledge, they expressed doubts about its natural origin. Article here. http://www.thirdeyeconcept.com/forums/index.php?page=199