20,000 Years in Puget Sound

From glaciers to volcanoes to earthquakes, witness the processes that have shaped the Puget Sound landscape.
Discover and explore Seattle's past landscapes at The Waterlines Project: www.burkemuseum.org/waterlines/
Visit the Waterline's Project's Moving Land Exhibit at Milepost 31: burkemuseum.blogspot.com/2011/...

[@CaptainAmaziiing]

I have a glacial erratic boulder in my yard. Neat to think it was dropped here 17,000 years ago.

[@joshhopper584]

Great video. No words needed just play on slow.

[@westcoastwilly6261]

This is beautiful.

[@nicholaschard7143]

This was years before captain Puget

[@gjbingham]

no way

[@URProductions]

Jesus. They would've had to evacuate all 3 of those cities. How come we never hear about this in history class?

[@chonylau6981]

Does this video have sound?

[@markproulx1472]

Nope.

[@deborahferguson1163]

Would be better with sound. Can’t read the writing!!

[@zzmzangelzz]

So do the Vikings prove that the fjords is not an ideal place to call home?

[@jeffkissick5765]

Was it man made climate change that caused the glaciers? Was it man made global warming that caused the glaciers to melt?

[@atheistleopard618]

this is wrong. the younger dryas meteors caused this in a matter of days, not centuries.

[@cmeyers3231]

This half ass video does not adress the meltwater moving south of Olympia during the Lake Russle time, absolutly no mention of it . And who cares how thick the ice was at Pioneer Square?

[@christopherderrah3294]

the video was less than 3 minutes long.

[@gjbingham]

yeah! That!

[@joshhopper584]

Make a better one then