The Younger Dryas Meteor Impact & The Great Flood: Apocalypse 10,000 BC

Part I: The End of the Ice Age and the Younger Dryas

Introduction: The Ice Age and Its End
The Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis
Evidence of the Cataclysm
The Worldwide Climate Crisis
The Impact on North America: The Clovis Culture and Megafauna Extinction

Part II: The Global Flood Myth Archetype

The Concept of Catastrophic Floods in Mythology
The Sumerian Flood: Gilgamesh and the Flood Tablet
Noah’s Ark: The Biblical Flood Myth
The Epic of Atrahasis: Babylonian Flood Mythology
The Greek Flood: Deucalion and Pyrrha

Part III: A World Engulfed by Water

Flood Myths in Ancient Egypt
Flood Myths in the Americas: The Mayan and Native American Legends
Asian Flood Myths: The Chinese and Hindu Perspectives
The Flood Myths of the Pacific Islands
Flood Stories from Africa: From the Dogon to the Zulu

Part IV: The Younger Dryas and the Evidence of Water

Meltwater and Rising Seas: Geological Evidence of Cataclysmic Flooding
Glacial Lakes and the Mega-Floods
The Black Sea Flood: A Real-World Connection
The Ice Dams and the End of the Ice Age
The Younger Dryas Impact Crater

Part V: The Aftermath: Surviving the Apocalypse

The Survivors: How Human Civilizations Rebuilt After the Floods
The Psychological Legacy of the Great Flood
The Role of Oral Tradition in Preserving Catastrophic Events
The Ice Age Survivalists: Lessons from Ancient Populations
The Role of Myth in Explaining Natural Disasters.

Part VI: The Flood Myth Legacy in Modern Times

Modern Interpretations of the Younger Dryas Impact
Flood Myths and Environmental Awareness
The Younger Dryas and the Search for Lost Civilizations
The Role of the Flood Myth in Popular Culture

Conclusion: The Great Floods as a Warning for the Future