And before the world knew Abelite/Arabian/Hebrew or Semitic writing;

"Then with the dawning men saw an awesome sight. There, riding on a rolling black cloud came the Destroyer, newly released from the confines of the sky vaults, and she raged about the Heavens, for it was her day of judgment. The beast with her opened its mouth and belched forth fire and hot stones and a vile smoke. It covered the whole sky above and the meeting place of Earth and Heaven could no longer be seen. In the evening the places of the stars were changed, they rolled across the sky to new stations, then the floodwaters came." The Kolbrin Manuscripts

"the sun has set twice where it now rises" Ancient Egyptians

Ancient Future by Wayne Chandler

"Charles Hutchens Hapgood’s calculations led him to believe that the last polar shift was between 17k and 12k years ago, and that the North Pole would have been in the Hudson Bay area of Canada. Scientist would like to think the process of polar shifting a gradual one, but at this time they may only speculate, and their speculative approach is filled with error. Let us not forget the several mammoths discovered frozen solid on the tundras of northeast Siberia. These animals were so well-preserved that the sled dogs consumed their flesh without incident. In the stomachs of these mammoths and between their teeth was undigested grass and leaves. When the vegetable matter in their stomachs was analyzed to determine the species of plant, it was discovered that the plants did not grow in the region where the animals died, but far to the south as much as a thousand miles away. This clearly shows that the shifting of Earth’s poles was amazingly sudden and rapid, for if the animals had not been frozen as soon as they died there would have been evidence of decomposition. The oldest of these antediluvian beasts, the Adams mammoth, is dated at 36k to 40k B.C.E. and was discovered in Siberia in 1799.
Since the discovery of the first mammoth several more have been found around the perimeter and interior of the Arctic Circle."

Concepcion, Chile, moved 10ft West on February 27, 2010.