Saturday, July 22, 2023

What Happened to the Armenian Farmers in 3900 BC?

 

From this paper...

The Vanevan pollen record offers the possibility to detect three phases of local-scale agriculture. The earliest indicators of agricultural practices are occasionally recorded during the LAPZ Van 2 and base of Van 3 from ca 8000-7150 cal BP (late Neolithic). The second phase of local-scale farming is recorded more strongly to the turn of zones Van3 and Van 4 between ca 6990 and 6790 cal BP (Early Chalcolithic).

The third is related in the end of LPAZ Van 4 from ca. 6480 to 5930 cal BP...... 
Occurrences of crops and grazing pollen indicators disappear during LPAZ Van 5 :
only Centaurea cyanus, Rumex acetosa and Juglans are recorded from ca 4890-4520 cal BP

They are saying that this site had crops and pasture until 3900 BC, at which point it turned into a mire and trees vanished. Crops vanished. Grass pollen vanished. Only a few such plants appear about 1,000 years later!

Consistent with the time and place I suspect for the deluge of Noah. 

 

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