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August 19, 2026, 5:58 am UTC    
June 27, 2026 12:02PM
The paper is now on Academia - [www.academia.edu]

<< Much evidence exists for the major climate anomaly c. 2200–
2000 BC. In this paper, we demonstrate that precisely dated
Irish bog oaks record this climatic event, which appears to
begin abruptly in 2206 BC and last until around 1900 BC.
However, it might be unwise to ignore the precisely dated,
abrupt environmental downturn that occurs some 150 years
earlier. Irish and English oak tree rings draw attention to a
notable decade-long growth downturn spanning 2354 BC to
2345 BC with hints of inundation. Interest in this apparently
localised inundation led to the discovery that traditions from
around the world preserve stories specifically dated to within
10 years of 2350 BC. >>

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