I’ve seen an analysis of the Niles course as it has changed over time but cannot find anything resembling what I originally looked at. I am hoping to compile a fairly complete analysis as would be justified by the title of this thread. Bit of a Rivers of Zion backtrack if you will.

Could I get some help with that at all please?

So … where did you see it?

dv said:

So … where did you see it?

on the web 2/3 years back. traced the nile’s history and I got to it through a link I found when I was reading an article on the building of Armen

Thread title is not long enough. I can still see other posts.

AwesomeO said:

Thread title is not long enough. I can still see other posts.

Please post carefuwy and wewy wewy qwietwee

Postpocelipse said:

dv said:

So … where did you see it?

on the web 2/3 years back. traced the nile’s history and I got to it through a link I found when I was reading an article on the building of Armen

I guess if the links that you are finding now don’t support what you remember, then probably what you remember ain’t right.

Postpocelipse said:

AwesomeO said:

Thread title is not long enough. I can still see other posts.

Please post carefuwy and wewy wewy qwietwee

Lack of application, if you made your thread title a complete paragraph you would be able to fit all of vbt in a single post.

dv said:

Postpocelipse said:

dv said:

So … where did you see it?

on the web 2/3 years back. traced the nile’s history and I got to it through a link I found when I was reading an article on the building of Armen

I guess if the links that you are finding now don’t support what you remember, then probably what you remember ain’t right.

dv said:

Postpocelipse said:

dv said:

So … where did you see it?

on the web 2/3 years back. traced the nile’s history and I got to it through a link I found when I was reading an article on the building of Armen

I guess if the links that you are finding now don’t support what you remember, then probably what you remember ain’t right.

Can’t find the article I was reading out of all the articles available and nothing under river course change searches.

I read somewhere that the Nile River valley is over 2km deep beneath the silt. This was caused by the much lower level of the Mediterranean in the past

Here you are lad.
That link will take you out of here and into the world wide web internet.
It’s the badlands, things are not what they seem, it’s a murky world of truths, half truths, deception and down right lies where your thoughts will be twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools.
Normally I wouldn’t send a young lad out there but deal with the subject inhouse but you seem keen enough or foolish enough to learn more, you may not return the same or indeed return at all.
All I can advise you is not to go down a rabbit warren of endless links.

Good luck and God speed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0bdsAuTWB4

Peak Warming Man said:

Here you are lad.
That link will take you out of here and into the world wide web internet.
It’s the badlands, things are not what they seem, it’s a murky world of truths, half truths, deception and down right lies where your thoughts will be twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools.
Normally I wouldn’t send a young lad out there but deal with the subject inhouse but you seem keen enough or foolish enough to learn more, you may not return the same or indeed return at all.
All I can advise you is not to go down a rabbit warren of endless links.

Good luck and God speed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0bdsAuTWB4

thank you. will have to watch when I have more download

You might find something out about this in a book (shock horror).

I have fond memories of reading a book called “underwater archaeology”, that contained information on the cities of the Mediterranean coast that have since sunk underwater due to tectonic action. Many of these were on the coast of Turkey.

mollwollfumble said:

You might find something out about this in a book (shock horror).

I have fond memories of reading a book called “underwater archaeology”, that contained information on the cities of the Mediterranean coast that have since sunk underwater due to tectonic action. Many of these were on the coast of Turkey.

I’ve visited one of those.

About 5 m above it anyway.