Evidence of chariots found in Red sea

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http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=33168

 

[stangd1909]

That sucks they can't pull it up and comfirm this story!!

 

[mjzilinski]

Neat, but its hard to prove even if they found one at sea. It could of gotten there another way.

 

[311]

Neat, but its hard to prove even if they found one at sea. It could of gotten there another way.

haha how? a guy on a chariot running head first into the sea? interesting read nonetheless.

 

[mjzilinski]

I was just thinking maybe it was on a boat that sank or something

 

[ampstang]

haha how? a guy on a chariot running head first into the sea? interesting read nonetheless.

The sea probably didn't extend to where they found the chariots back in that time. Haven't you heard of the theories that the land was once all connected? Landscapes changes over hundreds of years. Look at New Orleans. Almost all of Lousiana is supposed to be in the sea.

 

[mjzilinski]

The sea probably didn't extend to where they found the chariots back in that time. Haven't you heard of the theories that the land was once all connected? Landscapes changes over hundreds of years. Look at New Orleans. Almost all of Lousiana is supposed to be in the sea.

Good point

 

[03cobrablack]

The sea probably didn't extend to where they found the chariots back in that time. Haven't you heard of the theories that the land was once all connected? Landscapes changes over hundreds of years. Look at New Orleans. Almost all of Lousiana is supposed to be in the sea.

looks like the sea tried to reclaim part of it....

 

[VOD]

The sea probably didn't extend to where they found the chariots back in that time. Haven't you heard of the theories that the land was once all connected?

Yes, and that was millions of years ago, around the mesazoic(sp?) period and long before man walked the earth, definitly long before man had chariots. Could have fallen of a boat or who knows?

 

[ampstang]

Yes, and that was millions of years ago, around the mesazoic(sp?) period and long before man walked the earth, definitly long before man had chariots. Could have fallen of a boat or who knows?

Yes, my example of land all being one was millions ago, but my example of New Orleans is something we can all relate to supporting what I said since it is in our present time. Sure the chariot could have fallen off a boat. Who knows.

 

[Sapperstang]

Weren't they made of wood? I doubt wood would last that long underwater.