The Greenland Hiawatha meteor impact site supports the Younger Dryas impact theory for a cataclysm 12000 years ago

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@Skoshland

The archeology of this site shows an advanced culture resetting and reestablishing after the cataclysmic destruction. It would seem that this more advanced culture was helping or perhaps recruiting the local Paleolithic hunter gatherers and also teaching them to survive into a new cultural structure.

Cue the theme music for “Chariots of the Gods”. And what happened to all of the populations there weren’t impacted by the cataclysm such as those that lived in the interior or in the southern hemisphere?

@Skoshland

Genetic studies show that these proliferative Anatolian neolithic farmers then advanced into Europe spreading their agricultural technology and even spiritual beliefs while mixing probably more or less peacefully with the local European hunter gather populations starting about 8000 years ago.

There have been 11 regions around the world where it appears agriculture was developed. For example in China as far back as 11,500 BCE. The Levant was important for the spread of agriculture into Europe but it was far from the only source of the knowledge needed to cultivate plants and domesticate animals.