Mysterious Underwater Ruins Of Lost Civilizations

[sam5971]

Some of you may have heard of the legendary lost city of Atlantis, a magical place that sunk into the ocean and was lost forever. Whether it truly existed or not, there are many real lost cities that have been discovered under our seas and oceans from Egypt to Jamaica. Let's explore some of these amazing underwater cities.

 

[Likkmee]

Cool stuff. Too bad those records have mysteriously vanished.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Cool stuff.

 

[ReinyDays]

During the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami ... between the great peaks of these waves were great troughs ... when the seas drew down, many many ancient ruins were exposed and as yet unexplored ... any place where humans lived along the shoreline 20,000 years ago is now 150 feet underwater ... including human migration pathways ... a rich source for information about early human civilization that's just so damn hard to get to ...

 

[22lcidw]

During the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami ... between the great peaks of these waves were great troughs ... when the seas drew down, many many ancient ruins were exposed and as yet unexplored ... any place where humans lived along the shoreline 20,000 years ago is now 150 feet underwater ... including human migration pathways ... a rich source for information about early human civilization that's just so damn hard to get to ...

Global warming?

 

[Canon Shooter]

During the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami ... between the great peaks of these waves were great troughs ... when the seas drew down, many many ancient ruins were exposed and as yet unexplored ... any place where humans lived along the shoreline 20,000 years ago is now 150 feet underwater ... including human migration pathways ... a rich source for information about early human civilization that's just so damn hard to get to ...

Hey, if they got to the Titanic, they can get pretty much anywhere...

 

[ReinyDays]

Global warming?

Yes ... of the natural kind ... roughly a 125,000 year cycle between glaciations ... in just a mere 100,000 years from now, Minnesota will be under a mile of permanent ice ... I hope they'll have enough U-Hauls there ...

 

[luchitociencia]

When the underwater ruins in Japan were discovered decades ago, what it caused the no acceptance of such a former culture was the "alarm" notice that doing so will change the orthodox chronology already set by historians about the early cultures of the world.

The acceptance of the underwater ruins of Japan challenged the traditional teaching about the origins of the cultures of the world. Being so, Egypt and Babylon could be no longer the preferred ones.

For this reason, until today those ruins are considered as natural formations by many.