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Event 1: We all know that the
Volcano island in Medici erupted at some point and changed its landscape, causing some of the
Ancient Medici settlements there be to flooded and abandoned, but there's evidence of at least 2 more major events.
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Event 2: Fortresses like the ones in Medici were in reality constructed in response to the invention of gun-artillery. Older middle-ages stone castles and city walls couldn't have stood up to bombardment from cannons, so they invented star forts. Star forts are only a few centuries old. But here's the thing:
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- How come many of the star forts in Medici are so high in the mountains? 16th century ship artillery couldn't possibly hit targets that high and surly they're older than the 19th century. Example: The fort just north of Vico Platessa.
- How come a few bastions are even well below water and partly covered by the surrounding mountain/land mass? Example: Vico Platessa.
<p>Water level in the mediterranean sea has not changed since the ice-age, so this can only be explained by there having been some major geologic event that changed the landscape and raised some mountains and lowered some other mountains.
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Event 3: The aircraft carrier at
Grotta Contrabandero is half way under the mountain. How is this even possible? The carrier appears to be no older than 1940s, but the same mountain contains ruins from the middle ages, or older. Surely that can only be explained by the mountain having moved and crushed the ship. How those ruins are still intact is a miracle.
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