cons civilization
Cons:
Exaggeration
The scientists want to feel proud of their country and past. This makes them exaggerate what they see. You need to find cities to say that there was a Civilization. I believe, what scientists are finding are villages not cities. When they excavate they see many potteries in close distances and they immediately think it was city. Lot of primitive people living together doesn't make a city. I believe they were villages.
Inaccurate Scientific methods
They also saw buildings which indicate that there were cities. They used scientific tools to date the buildings. The age came out to be 3000 years ago. I think these buildings are more recent like 1000 years ago. I believe measurements have big range of inaccuracy. Scientists are relying too much on these faulty tools.
The scientists want to feel proud of their country and past. This makes them exaggerate what they see. You need to find cities to say that there was a Civilization. I believe, what scientists are finding are villages not cities. When they excavate they see many potteries in close distances and they immediately think it was city. Lot of primitive people living together doesn't make a city. I believe they were villages.
Inaccurate Scientific methods
They also saw buildings which indicate that there were cities. They used scientific tools to date the buildings. The age came out to be 3000 years ago. I think these buildings are more recent like 1000 years ago. I believe measurements have big range of inaccuracy. Scientists are relying too much on these faulty tools.
| Ġgantija | Malta | Europe | 3700 BC | Temple | Two structures on the island of Gozo. The second was built four centuries after the oldest.[13][14] | |
| West Kennet Long Barrow | England | Europe | 3650 BC | Tomb | Located near Silbury Hill and Avebury stone circle.[15] | |
| Listoghil | Ireland | Europe | 3550 BC | Passage Tomb | At the centre of the Carrowmore passage tomb cluster, a simple box-shaped chamber is surrounded by a kerb c.34m in diameter and partly covered by a cairn. It has been partly reconstructed.[16] | |
| Pentre Ifan | Wales | Europe | 3500 BC | Neolithic Dolmen | It contains and gives its name to the largest and best preserved neolithic dolmen in Wales. One of the oldest and best preserved Neolithic dolmen in the United Kingdom. | |
| Sechin Bajo | Peru | South America | 3500 BC | Plaza | The oldest known building in the Americas.[17] | |
| La Hougue Bie | Jersey | Europe | 3500 BC | Passage grave | An 18.6 metre long passage chamber. The chapel above is medieval.[18] | |
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