Straha
January 13th, 2004, 10:06 PM
There is a line of shallows across the Palk Strait between India and
Sri Lanka / Ceylon. Sometimes in the past this has been a complete
land bridge / isthmus across, but not since it broke in a cyclone in
1480 AD. It was made by longshore currents and waves moving sand (NOT
by an army of monkeys carrying rocks in as the Indian story called
Ramayana says). What if such a land bridge was there and intact up to
the present day? (Likely the British Raj in India would have built a
road and a railway along it.)
Sri Lanka / Ceylon. Sometimes in the past this has been a complete
land bridge / isthmus across, but not since it broke in a cyclone in
1480 AD. It was made by longshore currents and waves moving sand (NOT
by an army of monkeys carrying rocks in as the Indian story called
Ramayana says). What if such a land bridge was there and intact up to
the present day? (Likely the British Raj in India would have built a
road and a railway along it.)