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Maps of Pleistocene sea levels in Southeast Asia: shorelines, river systems and time durations

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Sundaland

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Core peer-reviewed paleogeographic reconstruction of exposed Sunda Shelf shorelines and river systems; does not identify a civilization.

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Paleogeographic and geological sources establish that large areas of the Sunda Shelf were exposed and later inundated; they do not establish the size or complexity of human populations on the drowned shelf.

Sundaland is one of the most important real submerged landscapes in the Knowledge Map. It gives the lost-civilization conversation a grounded case: a real landmass, real flooding, and real human regional significance.
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Pleistocene sea-level reconstructions identify the Sunda Shelf as exposed land during lower sea levels.

Answer / theory: Yes. It was a real exposed shelf during lower sea levels. Evidence level: Strong Evidence.
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Sunda Shelf shoreline and submerged-basin mapping establishes a real submerged-landscape research area, but the catalog identifies no reviewed archaeological site on the drowned shelf.

Answer / theory: Yes. The region is a serious target for submerged landscape research. Evidence level: Strong Evidence for potential, unresolved for specific sites.
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