Episode #023: Vanished Clovis People - Part 2 Younger Dryas Boundary

Summary

In this episode, Randall Carlson explores the sudden disappearance of Clovis settlements in the southwestern deserts during the Younger Dryas period. He connects these historical changes to potential extraterrestrial events, linking them with notable incidents like the Tunguska burst and the Chicxulub crater. Carlson presents a modified catastrophic scenario that could explain these phenomena, suggesting a disintegrating comet's impact might not leave traditional markers.

Key takeaways

• 1Clovis settlements suddenly disappeared around the Younger Dryas.
• 2Evidence indicates a hiatus of human occupation in areas like the Great Lakes Region and Belgium.
• 3The Tunguska event and Chicxulub crater are discussed as potential extraterrestrial impacts.
• 4Carlson's modified graphic proposed that a disintegrating comet could explain the absence of impact markers.

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Transcript excerpt

That's ancientnutrition.com, code protein. This is Cosmographia, the Randall Carlson Podcast. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to the Cosmographia Podcast with Randall Carlson. We are once again, and as always, joined by Bradley. What's up, Brad? Hey, man, doing good. Doing good. Mike, how are you doing out there? Howdy, guys. Good. And Randall, of course, star of the show. What's up, my man? Oops. I said what's up. Be careful now. Oh, no. Giant mistake. Randall, how is it going, sir? Well, I have no complaints. Here we are on March 21st. The world is in a weird place. It is. Yep. It's the equinox already. Oh, the equinox is coming by. It's yesterday. Yeah, it was yesterday, I think. Officially spring in the northern hemisphere. It's 19th, actually. It was early this year, regularly early. Extra early, yes. So, we are hoping that everything sort of normalizes within the next few weeks so we can get back out in the field and not have any extra roadblocks there on that front. Right. Because we don't really need that in our long-term game plan, which requires being able to move about, collecting data. Right. Expecting, investigating sites. But, um, I'm sure it will. I'm sure it will run its course. I think so. I think it's going to run its course. And we can also hope that the environment, the post, um, you know, crisis environment is going to be conducive to an economic rebound. Yeah. Rather than going into some prolonged depression. But I know that, um, you know, um, my good friend, Ian, you know, we've talked about the restaurant that I've been building, which is now about two weeks from being ready to open, basically. ...

Excerpt from Kosmographia, Mar 26, 2020. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.