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Native American oral traditions describe explosions from the sky, fire raining down, and catastrophic floods from collapsed ice dams...events consistent with the Younger Dryas impact period.

These aren't vague myths. They're specific narratives describing phenomena that align with a cosmic impact event 12,800 years ago.

Civilization-defining traumas don't fade from collective memory. The consistency of themes across geographically separated cultures...cosmic disaster, global fire, catastrophic flooding...suggests shared experience of real events.

Can we definitively link every tradition to the Younger Dryas? Not always. But dismissing oral history as unreliable while trusting our own reconstructions from fragmentary evidence is intellectually inconsistent.
The possibility that these cultures preserved direct knowledge over 13,000 years deserves serious consideration.

The CRG integrates indigenous knowledge with geological evidence to understand our catastrophic past.

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