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Younger Dryas, Auroras & the Knoxville Institute with Ricardo Calvário — Part 2 of 4 | Classics Rotation
The host pivots from oral tradition to White Sands footprints and the mid-Holocene break in copper work, and Ricardo links that stop to Younger Dryas–scale impacts, solar storms, and what a modern geomagnetic crisis would do to cities. This part stays with those cataclysm and aurora threads, then opens the Institute for Natural Philosophy’s Knoxville plans.
The host mentions White Sands footprints dated around 15,000 years and jokes they could be children or “little people,” then asks what happened around 4000 to 3500 years ago when copper production and long-range continuity seem to stop…
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