I found this article about some new archeological finds from under the worlds seas and oceans and reading it made me think of certain memories that although I am sure of them don't seem to fit because the places seem wrong.
Archaeological Revelations

According to this article a considerable amount of the worlds landmass was inundated with water at the end of the last ice age.Far more than was originally thought.
Obviously Earth was different before the first Ice age but then our human memories can't go back to before the ice ages because there weren't any humans that far back.
So my thought is that if I remember hunting on a vast plain but can't find a map that verifies the memory ...why couldn't it have been where the North sea is now or somewhere in the Mediteranian basin.
I have lots of memories that I can place fairly well on a timeline but have always had trouble with places unless I have been there or seen pictures of the place as it is now.
At least now I have an idea why there aren't references to some of the places I remember.

Does this article help anyone else?

Zygo

It helps me a lot.
I will tell you why once I have figured out all the things that have just gone ping inside my head.

But you know what I love most about this is that it says yeah once there was water all over the world, and it was caused by flooding.
BUT..
NOT bible flooding, just ordinary mother nature doing her thing type flooding.
NOT one flood over a short space of time, but a series of floods over a long space of time.
Just various places in the world getting bothered by earthquakes and faultlines opening up, causing ocean tides of vast proportions. Melting ice caps causing sea levels to rise and flood coastal areas.
God did not rain down wrath upon the world and it's inhabitants in an effort to wipe out the 'evil' that the Otherkin races represent to the Godly Christian peoples. These were just natures forces at work, responding to certain events and causing others in their turn.
It is completely natural and totally scientifically explainable.
Thankyou Zygo.

Lady C.

it does explain some things, and i also like that it doesn't call it a biblical flooding. Though i bet the flood in the bible was their way of explaining what was happening since they probably couldn't understand it any other way.