The True Cradle - Episode Two: The World Before the Water

The article argues that widespread flood myths are not merely legends, but collective memories of the dramatic sea-level rise that occurred at the end of the Ice Age. By analyzing the geographic distribution and specific details of these stories—such as the absence of rain in island myths compared to the "Noah" narratives—the author suggests they accurately document the loss of inhabited coastal lands. Ultimately, the text posits that oral traditions are capable of preserving these significant geological events for thousands of years.