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 Noah 

 "Noah...the  hero  of  the  biblical  Flood  story  in  the...book  of  Genesis." 

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 "The  story...has  close  affinities  to  Babylonian  traditions  of  apocalyptic  floods." 

britannica.com

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 Chinese River Flood 

 "The flood on Asia’s third-longest river...matches tales of a 'Great Flood' 

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 that marks the start of Chinese civilization with the Xia dynasty.

reuters.com/article/us-china-history-

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 Aboriginal Peoples - Australia 

 "The  Rainbow  Serpent  is...the  giver  of  life,  due  to  its  connection  to  water, 

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 however  it  can  be  a  destructive  force  if  enraged." 

australia.com

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 Cassandra 

 "a  woman  in  Greek  mythology [was] cursed  to  utter 

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 true  prophecies,  but  never  to  be  believed." 

wiki/Cassandra#

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 Japanese/Mongol Storms 

 "the  kamikaze,  or  'divine  wind,'  that  twice  saved  Japan  from  Kublai  Khan's  Mongol  fleets..." 

nationalgeographic.com

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 Native American (When Raven Was Killed) 

 "They  went  to  the  river,  but  it  was  dry.   They  went  to  a  lake,  but  it  was  empty. 

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 There  was  no  water  to  be  found!   Then  the  people  began  to  get  thirsty." 

ankn.uaf.edu

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 Easter Island 

 "The island’s fragile ecosystem had been pushed beyond what was sustainable." 

khanacademy.org/humanities/ap-art-history/pacific-apah/polynesia-apah/a/easter-island-moai.org

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 Egypt/Eastern Mediterranean 

 Causes of "the  cataclysm:  the  invasion  of  ancient  Egypt  in  1177  BCE  by  [the]...'SeaPeoples' 

 

 ...plus  climate  change,  famines,  droughts,  rebellions,  earthquakes." 

haaretz.com

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 Greenland Vikings 

 "their  way  of  life  would  have  been  impossible  to  maintain. 

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 ...essentially  victims  of  globalization  and  a  pandemic." 
smithsonianmag.com

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 India/Pakistan 

 "The  decline  of...the  enigmatic  Indus  Valley  Civilization" 

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 has  been  attributed  to  long-term  drought. 

nature.com

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 Ekoi/Nigeria 

 "Waters  came,  covered  his  farm,  and  threatened  to  cover  the  whole  earth." 

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 Courlander, Harold. A Treasury of African Folklore, Marlowe and Company, New York, 1996. 

talkorigins.org/faqs/flood-myths.html

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 The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 

 “the  four  riders  are  often  seen  as  symbolizing…Pestilence…War,  Famine,  and  Death.” 

wikipedia.org

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 Ancient Tales 

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