Andites moved to islands of the Mediterranean region, where they thrived and advanced long after the decline of their fountainhead in Mesopotamia. [1] The Mediterranean region is a highly blended area of races from the north, south, and east. [2] The Mediterranean civilization was disrupted by a flood in 15,000 B.C. [3]
The extensive volcanic activity in the European sector of the Mediterranean region led to violent eruptions and the formation of thick layers of lava and rock. [4] Land trade nearly suspended during nomadic invasions ca. 2500 B.C., sea commerce in full swing, in the Mediterranean region. [5]
Onagar's headquarters at Oban in the present Caspian Sea region served as a platform for the world's first missionaries who spread his doctrines and introduced cooking meat with fire to humanity. [6]
The Mediterranean region was protected by the Gibraltar isthmus and Sicilian land bridge in the early days of the violet race, but floods upon their collapse led to a cataclysmic natural disaster. [7] Race of.