Persian Gulf During Ice Age Verdant Land the Valley of Shatt al Arab to Arabian Sea Elamites on North Joktanites South

During the Ice Age, the Persian Gulf was a verdant game-filled river valley (the Shatt al Arab beginning at the confluence of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers) down to the Arabian Sea, so those who inhabited that land were probably Elamites (progeny of Shem’s son Elam), some Kushites (progeny of Ham’s son Kush for whom almost certainly the island of Kish in the Persian Gulf was named), some Medes (progeny of Japheth’s son Madai) and on the southern side of that nightly and marshy river, the Joktanites (progeny of Heber’s son Joktan), some of the ruins of their constructions discovered on the Persian Gulf’s floor.