There are numerous lidar images, including some showing where the flood from Canada joined the flood from Montana. I think in the Columbia River Basalt Group post I figured that the volcanism in Washington, i.e. the flood basalt, likely occurred at least in part during the Younger Dryas floods, because some of the volcanism seems to have interacted with the flooding. The flood basalt seems likely to have originated during the Great Flood several centuries earlier. But the rhinoceros-shaped hole in lava in which rhinoceros bones were found must have freshly deposited during the YD flood, because the large mammals don't seem to have been around during the Great Flood.A Randall Carlson video showed last year or earlier that the Washington Scablands were flooded not just from the Lake Missoula, Montana direction, but also from the direction of Canada. This PBS video supports that claim. Below is a transcript of the video starting at the 6 minute mark. That flood and several others likely occurred during or near the time of the Younger Dryas impacts. I may combine this post with COLUMBIA RIVER BASALT GROUP ( https://cataclysmicearthhistory.substac ... salt-group ).
On July 30 I posted GLACIAL MELTWATER FLOODS? at https://cataclysmicearthhistory.substac ... ter-floods . Allan & Delair wrote an article c. 1995, based on their book, When the Earth Nearly Died, similar to Velikosky's book, Earth in Upheaval. Both books describe the findings of lots of animal and plant remains found in caves, rock fissures, Arctic muck etc all around the globe. Many of them appear to have been slammed against the ground or against bedrock in tidal waves, so the bones, trees etc are broken up and mingled together along with soil, sand, gravel etc. Some animals in caves appear to have gone there to hide from the floodwaters, but were drowned there. I gather that ice-filled flood waters from melting glaciers are what killed and mangled the animals and plants. These puzzle pieces have been around for quite a while and I'm gradually putting them together. So now I think it's pretty safe to say that most of what's described occurred during the Younger Drays floods. Allan and Delair dated the events to 11,500 years ago (Cardona said 10,000 years ago) and Velikovsky dated them to 3,500 years ago and later. I date them to 4,600 years ago. I hope to review Velikovsky's dating before long, because it sounded like some of the things he dated might be correct too.
This is the opening statement for that post.
I've added both posts to my online book at https://zzzzzzz.substack.com/p/cataclys ... th-history .I’m comparing Allan & Delair’s findings with Velikovsky’s. Cardona’s books had suggested that the Saturn nova occurred at the Younger Dryas and now it looks like these earlier authors honed in on the same time frame. They didn’t suggest involvement with Saturn. Cardona and Velikovsky both considered Venus & Mars to be major players. Allan & Delair apparently considered Mars to have been a target of devastation, like Earth. Their article is called Major World Catastrophe at https://www.catastrophism.com/intro/sea ... zoom_query. I’m including most of it below and abbreviating it MWC. Velikovsky’s book Earth in Upheaval is available at https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/arch ... heaval.pdf, but it has a number of spelling errors due to bad scanning. I’m abbreviating it EIU. Prepare to be shocked by the amount of violently slaughtered creatures entombed in caves, rock fissures and sediments in much of the world. This is something the mainstream ignores. First, though, I’ll sort of set the stage.
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The map above isn’t totally accurate. The Ice Age ice sheets likely didn’t cover the northernmost portions of Greenland, Canada and Siberia, but likely did cover most of the U.S. Rockies, which isn’t shown.
GLACIAL MELTWATER FLOODS
I think most of the following data supports the idea that the Ice Age occurred after the Great Flood and that the Ice Age ended with another major cataclysm involving asteroid impacts etc, which caused rapid melting of the Ice Sheets. A lot of large sheets of ice, some carrying large amounts of rock and debris, flowing rapidly across landscapes, seems to account for most of the findings described below.
