Hi Paul -
In my opinion, as far as the Carolina Bays are concerned,
they are a nothing more than a time-consuming red herring
of gigantic proportions. Even if the Carolina Bays are impact
features of some sort, they clearly are much too old be
connected in anyway with a Younger Dryas event.
In
List members,
First I wish to thank Art for solving my posting problems to the list.
I should have rechecked my facts before my earlier posting. The
impact strikes found on bison horn sheaths and mammoth tusks are from
Siberia not Alaska and are 17,000 years earlier than the event in
North
Darren and list members,
Thank you for the links to the Carolina bays article. I believe that
the researchers are probably onto something that will likely be the
cause for megafauna extinction.
The sterile layer (devoid of cultural remains) above the Clovis layer
that exsists in Texas Clovis
Hi Darren -
Thanks for the links to the ongoing Carolina Bays research. Given the
radiocarbon dates for them, I tended to think that they were the result of
impact megatsunami. In any case they were too controversial for inclusion in my
book.
Ethnographic materials are notoriously difficult
Mark A. Massey asked:
Sat, 20 Mar 2004 23:07:53 -0800 (PST)
I was wondering if anybody may have some good
information regarding Wells Creek,TN?.
Tiedemann, Herbert A., 1997, The Wells Creek
Structure, Tennessee ; from heaven or hell? In
Ames structure in northwest Oklahoma and similar
is about 10' thick in some and the biggest one i know of is in screven county and is 57 acres. possibly limestone subduction? who knows? i would like to know more too.
From: "Mark A. Massey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Carolina Bays.
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Hello List,
I was wondering if anybody may have some good information regarding
Wells Creek,TN?. I may be taking a trip to the crater in a month or
so. I have been to Flynn's Creek,TN and also wanted to check this
area out. No shattercones found yet. Also, I was just going to ask
if anybody
Most of the authorities with which I am familiar discount the possibility
of an impact along the Carolinas and Virginia coast, excepting Chesapeake
Bay; however, there are those who prefer otherwise and one such is Rufus
Johnson who has written a small speculative pamphlet, The comet of doom,
On Wed, 25 Sep 2002 14:04:50 -0400,
Rothery Melvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most of the authorities with which I am familiar
discount the possibility of an impact along the
Carolinas and Virginia coast, excepting Chesapeake
Bay; however, there are those who prefer otherwise
and one such is
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