Episode #105 Late Holocene Bronze Age Collapses Correlated? Mega-mammals Extinction / Little Ice Age
6January 18, 2024
Summary
In this episode of the Randall Carlson Podcast, the hosts delve into the dating and identification of geological strata, exploring the implications of the Holocene's redefinition. They discuss prehistoric cultures in New Mexico and the catastrophic events that led to the collapse of Late Bronze Age civilizations in the Eastern Mediterranean. Finally, they examine the natural factors influencing climate change and the inadequacies of current mitigation efforts.
Key Takeaways
- 1Examination of pre-Clovis cultures coexisting with mega-mammals in New Mexico 22,000 years ago.
- 2Discussion of Late Bronze Age civilization collapses caused by catastrophic events.
- 3Analysis of the Little Ice Age's impact on the Holocene before post-WWII CO2 increases.
- 4Claims that current climate mitigation efforts may increase vulnerability to natural factors.
Description
In this episode of the Randall Carlson Podcast, the hosts delve into the dating and identification of geological strata, exploring the implications of the Holocene's redefinition. They discuss prehistoric cultures in New Mexico and the catastrophic events that led to the collapse of Late Bronze Age civilizations in the Eastern Mediterranean. Finally, they examine the natural factors influencing climate change and the inadequacies of current mitigation efforts.