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The only reason why we know about the Geophysical Event, and why civilization was able to preserve some of the ancient knowledge, is because of the monasteries and temples, and their libraries high up in the mountains. The Greek and Irish monasteries in the mountains were the reason why...

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The knowledge lost during the Late Little Antique Ice Age, the Grand Solar Minimum, and the volcanic eruptions in 536 AD: - Hydraulic engineering: Aqueducts crumbled, sewage systems clogged, and many watermills fell silent for centuries. Knowledge of hydraulic concrete (pozzolana) was lost until it was rediscovered in the 18th century. - Architecture and construction mathematics: The geometric ratios, arch stability calculations, and material recipes used in large domes (like the Pantheon) were no longer widely understood. The Dark Age builders could imitate forms but not the structural logic behind them. - Mechanical engineering: The Alexandrian school’s mechanical devices (automata, geared mechanisms, and early clocks inspired by Hero of Alexandria) vanished. Greek texts on steam-powered devices, pneumatics, and mechanical computing were lost or only preserved in Arabic translation centuries later. - Astronomical and calendrical systems: The Roman solar calendars and knowledge of precession, planetary models, and eclipse prediction decayed. By the 7th century, much of Europe had reverted to crude seasonal timekeeping. - Industrial production: The production of Roman glass, steel, pottery, and textiles collapsed when trade routes disintegrated. The recipe for transparent glass and Roman steel (ferrocementum) was forgotten for centuries. - Maritime technology: The decline of maritime trade led to the loss of large-scale shipbuilding skills. Mediterranean navigation regressed to coastal sailing until the Islamic Golden Age revived it.

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