what's the oldest continent?

Answer 1

That's a good question... perhaps Africa or Antarctica... according to this website "Asia, the African and Austrailian continent is older than the "ancient world" (somewhere near the Middle East), by 14,000 years. Asia, Africa and the Austrialian continent is of the same age. South America is the next oldest. Followed by the Middle East and Europe (both are of the same age). Lastly, the North American continent."

Answer 2

Australia is the oldest continent on Earth

http://kavenga.com/flower%20essences%20home.htm

Austrailia Earth's Oldest Continent

http://www.doesgodexist.org/NovDec96/AustraliaEarthsOldestContinent.html


most sites i looked up say its australia

Answer 3

Australia

Answer 4

If you are talking about the first, then it is Pangea and the ocean around it was Panthaloosa.

However, if you talk about now-known continents it has to be all of them except Asia--it was formed last because of India.

Answer 5

Simple. Let's attend each continent's next birthday party and count candles on the cake. Presto!

Answer 6

First, we may have got here upon the artifacts of this variety of previous stepped ahead civilization. Like rings made out of tungsten carbide, decorated by using laser etching. we've not got here upon this variety of issues. 2d, any previous stepped ahead civilization may have used up the international furnish of fossil fuels. We had pristine get entry to to those fossil fuels; no previous civilization tapped them. So, no. Western Civilization is the first technological civilization that Earth has had.

Answer 7

Europe is the oldest

Answer 8

All of them. They were one super-continent before, but they are all the same general age. There are very old spots in areas like Greenland and such, but all in all, they are the same age.

Answer 9

Maybe Europe or Asia

Answer 10

I think Asia has the most old people total, but Europe probably has the most old people per square foot.