10,500b.c. what is so important about this date? (evolution, religions)

[almifkhar]

archelogist, modern peoples and many of our modern religions have dismissed ancient religion and the reasons why they believed and practiced what they did. me, i feel that there is more to it than meets the eye. here is one perhaps you could share in some ideas as to what means.

what is so important about the year 10,500b.c.? there are sites such as the pyramids of giza, ankor watt, nasca lines that align perfectly to specific constellations in the night sky but only to this one date in time, yet these sites are said to be built long after this year and are many miles, ages, and cultures apart from one another.

what do you think the ancients were trying to tell us? what do you think the purpose of this is and why is the date 10.500b.c. so important?

[Nehustan]

I have just reached down some Archaelogical books, as I wanted to check if I was right in what I was going to write. In my most recent book (Jobling et Al., 2004, Human Evolutionary Genetics) on the study of palaeoanthropology, archaeology, 10,000 BP (Before Present dated from 1950) is cited as when 'The Holocene begins..Neolithic transition...origins of agriculture...demographic expansion' So quite a lot was underway at that time.

[Solon]

There is no reason that 10,500 bce is significant. The so-called seer Edgar Cayce, through a series of trances, said that the survivors of Atlantis came into Egypt at this time. A number of new writers , prominent amongst them, Graham Hancock picked up on this, and began to propose a Lost Civilisation. However, there is no such thing, Archeaology is correct, Egygtian civilisation began around 3100bce. The new agers have speculated, made a fortune in book sales , attacked academia and proved absolutely nothing. I think they are chancers, cashing in on public credulity.

Solon