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Smithsonian Institution - Global Volcanism Program: Worldwide Holocene Volcano and Eruption Information

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Ancient Catastrophes

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Ancient Catastrophes

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The catalog documents real regional catastrophes and rapid environmental changes, including ice-age megafloods, deglacial sea-level rise, the Storegga tsunami, and Holocene eruptions.

Physical catastrophes are well documented in many regions, but the broader internet reset version usually outruns the evidence.
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The listed sources document multiple distinct regional or process-specific events rather than one synchronized global catastrophe that reset all civilization.

Answer / theory: There were many real regional catastrophes and some broad climate events, but no single proven global apocalypse that reset all civilization. What supports it: Geological and archaeological evidence for floods, eruptions, tsunamis, droughts, and abrupt climate events. What is weak or disputed: One synchronized global reset event. Evidence level: Mixed Evidence.
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