Faith writes:
And then I try to point out that you couldn't have any such landscapes where the rocks now are because they cover way too much territory and are nothing but flat sedimentary rocks which couldn't have formed from a landscape anyway, but the idea is so ingrained despite its impossibility nobody will ever see what's wrong with it.
And that's a great question that we've gone over a brazillion times before but not recently.
So let's give it a try.
Maybe those of you who are geologists or archeologists or paleontologists can help.
What type of rocks will you get from a buried mud flat landscape?
What type of rocks will you get from a buried marsh landscape?
What type of rocks will you get from a buried sea shore landscape?
What type of rocks will you get from a buried desert landscape?
What type of rocks will you get from a buried salt flat landscape?
What type of rocks will you get from a buried forest landscape?
What type of rocks will you get from a buried volcanic ash landscape?
What type of rocks will you get from a buried lava flow landscape?
What type of rocks will you get from a buried volcanic fissure eruption landscape?
What type of rocks will you get from a buried annual runoff landscape?