WinterBorn
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- #421
well isnt that how the indians came over,,or did they swim??,,,and isnt their recorded accounts of when it still existed??not all of it,,,and close to land its only a foot deep,,,now whos makin shit upThe ocean is much deeper than 200 feet. You're just making up this nonsense.
The fact is, the ocean between continents is greater than 200 feet deep. You can invent all the absurd notions you wish to convince yourself of various absurd notions but those delusions convince no one.
not everywhere,,,in the bearing straight its under 100 ft
and listen carfully,,,when you get closer to land the water is shallower,,,
The ocean at the Bering Strait averages between 98 and 164 feet deep. So you are still having to have a massive amount of water just disappear.
Yes, the native Americans came over the Bering Strait. But they weren't coming to collect a pair of animals and go back.
Also, we know they came over that route because of the evidence that we found and dated via the methods you ridiculed earlier in this thread.