The last cataclysm, known as Noah’s flood, is pretty easy to study. It was the start of the New Stone Age, brought about by conditions following the last inundation, when even basic requirements for living were no longer available. Since then, uniformitarian geology has been allowed by Nature to continue on its path uninterrupted. Thousands of legends arose.

Two cataclysms ago, roughly 10,500 years ago, which we now know to be Adam and Eve’s flood, was the start of the Old Stone Age. You can find these two last stone ages in almost any Junior High School general science textbooks. There again, this stone age was induced by the total lack of basic requirements for living. It’s extremely difficult to find data from the era between the last two cataclysms, but it’s there. Plus, of course, uniformitarian geology pursued its normal path between cataclysms. Era history is all legendary.

Three cataclysms ago, roughly 18,500 years ago, left little data for us. It is mentioned in Genesis 11:4. Shanidar Cave in Iraq gives us the best data of all; it’s discussed in the text of this book, on page 98.

Four cataclysms ago, about 29,000 years ago, was die end of the Wisconsin era, and we find more data than we do for the third-ago cataclysm.

Five cataclysms ago, 43,800 years ago, was derived by Jess Hale, a super mathematician. It’s a real search.

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