Vitrification evidence confirms extreme catastrophe events during Younger Dryas period. Vitrification (plasma-induced melting of stone) confirmed by Dr. Robert Schoch at Lake Van sites Requires approximately 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit to vitrify these stones Vitrification exists on reliefs at the sites, showing catastrophic heating events
Dr. Robert Schoch confirmed vitrification (plasma-induced stone melting requiring approximately 2,000°F) at Lake Van sites, demonstrating catastrophic heating events. This evidence dates to Younger Dryas or Older Dryas catastrophe periods around 11,600 years ago. During the transition from the last ice age, 44 million megafauna died and black mats from volcanic eruptions covered these massive animal graveyards. Scientists now recognize these extinction events were falsely attributed to indigenous overhunting when catastrophic climate shifts were actually responsible.
Key Facts
- Vitrification (plasma-induced melting of stone) confirmed by Dr. Robert Schoch at Lake Van sites
- Requires approximately 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit to vitrify these stones
- Vitrification exists on reliefs at the sites, showing catastrophic heating events
- This evidence dates to Younger Dryas or Older Dryas catastrophe periods
- 44 million megafauna died during the transition from last ice age to Holocene 11,600 years ago
- Black mats from volcanic eruptions covered these animal graveyards
- Scientists falsely attributed megafauna extinction to indigenous overhunting
Source: Ancient Code of a Lost Civilization | Egypt, Turkey, India, Bolivia - Matthew LaCroix, Daniel Hodges by Matthew LaCroix