Deciphering Stone Age History

Until now, we haven't had any historical description of the Stone Age. None. Zilch. Nada. Nitchevo. But now we're working on it.

We know that the past gives us perspective on the present moment. Some things happen so rarely that it takes the perspective of thousands of years to see history repeating itself. Indeed, the history of Atlantis is repeating itself. How?

So, since this is happening now, it may be politically sensitive for our readers. If you're one of those who suspected the MSM, you should probably stop reading this article and skip to the story page .

So you stayed. Okay, do you know why the Atlantean empire sank? Choose the correct answer: Because Atlantis was flooded by the sea or because the Atlanteans launched an aggressive war against the Balkans and the Middle East .

Now you see how history repeats itself. It's interesting and intriguing why it repeats itself so remarkably after about 5,000 years. Perhaps it's just a coincidence? This would certainly be a fascinating topic to study in itself, but to study history, you have to understand it. That's why what happened and when is so interesting.

Another important reason is our understanding of global change and natural disasters. Certain events, especially tragic catastrophes, cannot leave much of a mark on geological history, but only in mythology and folklore. We disapprove by refusing to acknowledge this potential source of knowledge.