[gleeaikin]

"Something similar may have happened in the Gulf of Mexico."

I'm not clear on what you mean, filling in a surrounded depression (where), or water overtopping some barrier?

[blam]

"I'm not clear on what you mean, filling in a surrounded depression (where), or water overtopping some barrier?"

During the Ice Age, the Gulf Of Mexico was blocked from the worlds oceans by a 'dam' from Florida, Cuba and the Yucatan causing it to severely dessicate (not dry out). This is the only explanation of the 'man-made' structures 1/2 mile under water off the west coast of Cuba. They were originally built on dry solid ground during the Ice Age. Atlantis may be down there too?

[blam]

These people may have been survivors of that flood. Researchers describe fabrics found at this site that are thousands of years old as being as 'finely woven' as a T-shirt from today. In other parts of the world, this technology is associated with well established metropolitan centers not with people living 'out in the woods.'

Bye, Bye Beringia (8,000-Year-Old Site In Florida