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"Decoding the Ice Age Floods at Soap Lake" Graham Hancock Interviews Randall Carlson (#3)
Link Below Spontaneous on-site recording of Catastrophist geological researcher Randall Carlson and best-selling author Graham Hancock during their discovery expedition (Sept 2014) across the Pacific Northwest. Shielded from the rain in a... read more
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Spontaneous on-site recording of Catastrophist geological researcher Randall Carlson and best-selling author Graham Hancock during their discovery expedition (Sept 2014) across the Pacific Northwest. Shielded from the rain in a gazebo at the mouth of Washington State's Grand Coulee (50 miles long, 900 feet deep, and a mile+ wide), the two mavericks envision powerful floods redistributing eroded debris and question the popular theory that an ice dam could retain water 2100 feet deep across a 7-mile wide valley.
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Graham Hancock, Randall Carslon, Ice Age Floods, Soap Lake, Missoula Floods, Grand Coulee, Scablands, British Columbia, Okanogan, Spokane, Purcell Trench, Great Flood, Flood myths, Alternate History, Lost civilizations, melting glaciers, Younger Dryas impact, Clovis comet, mass extinctions, woolly mammoth, sea level rise, climate change, dry falls,Moses Lake, Ice dam, Pend Oreille, Clark Fork, Idaho panhandle, Flathead Lake, Flood, 11000 BC, Joe Rogan, Harlen Bretz
Spontaneous on-site recording of Catastrophist geological researcher Randall Carlson and best-selling author Graham Hancock during their discovery expedition (Sept 2014) across the Pacific Northwest. Shielded from the rain in a gazebo at the mouth of Washington State's Grand Coulee (50 miles long, 900 feet deep, and a mile+ wide), the two mavericks envision powerful floods redistributing eroded debris and question the popular theory that an ice dam could retain water 2100 feet deep across a 7-mile wide valley.
Searchable topics for this video:
Graham Hancock, Randall Carslon, Ice Age Floods, Soap Lake, Missoula Floods, Grand Coulee, Scablands, British Columbia, Okanogan, Spokane, Purcell Trench, Great Flood, Flood myths, Alternate History, Lost civilizations, melting glaciers, Younger Dryas impact, Clovis comet, mass extinctions, woolly mammoth, sea level rise, climate change, dry falls,Moses Lake, Ice dam, Pend Oreille, Clark Fork, Idaho panhandle, Flathead Lake, Flood, 11000 BC, Joe Rogan, Harlen Bretz
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