Scientist gather to define coastline of 5000 bce.

Our coastline is relative the water grapes or released from the poles the moon's orbit and the sun heating and cooling combined with periodic managements of asteroids and enhanced super volcanoes the back and forth of the poles.  

These factors continue to create climate systamtic era changes in the earth crust.

The earth crust is thin between atmosphere and the molten rock layer. It can be described as a egg shell the molten rock spinning around a denser inner core. 

The Marianna trench off the Pacific Japanese North Korea sinks as mid Atlantic rises. The shift in the crust van be seen as cliffs as the plateaus were once the surface in the desert south west.

The sea level at the height of the last ice age was a great deal less. And modern man. Emerged from a few isolate areas. 

5000 years bce 4 dynasties rose from river systems each with written language different than each other.  Each presiding the first dynasties with a flood. 

The yellow river of China began written language in dialect of the ancient Chinese script written on hemp paper . Older texts can be found in Tibet and nepalian temples.

The Ganges river in India and the pass of valleys through the Himalayas have texts in Sanskrit Aryan at this time.

Mesopatian sumaria cuneiform texts on clay are derived to first dynasty are aged to this time.

 ancient hydrological symbols of Egypt Of the earliest known dynasty of pharaohs habe been determined the same. That before the flood . As each Ancient times find a similar route. 

The thought now is that the last ice age and the treatment of water frozen allowed land bridge to America and an extended coastlines.

These points are now being explored. What is now 75 feet surface could at that time been at the end of a great delta.

Man has used the sea for sustaining civilization for nearly 100,000 years. 

Archeologists now are exploring underwater ruins. But the great untouched exhibit has emerged North of Greenland with an entire untouched island emerged from the glacier and reveals an ancient Scandinavian settlement. 

As relics artifacts and wropins begin to emerge from this precious unexplored island 

Great talks will be held of the civilization in the north from before the last ice age. 

I look forward to the discussion of what is known and what has yet to be seen