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reply posted on 25-7-2007 @ 09:54 PM by duster
Originally posted by Hal9000
Nice find.

I remember that when the tsunami hit in 2004 that some said they saw structures off the coast of India when the water was receded before it came, but I have not heard anything more till now.

Anyway, here is another underwater sight off Japan that was discovered in 1987, called the
Yanoguni Monument with some pretty impressive photos. The big debate is whether it is natural or manmade. I think it was a natural formation that was worked on by man because it shows obvious signs of unnatural shapes.

I saw a documertary on this I think on the Discovery channel. I am not a scientist or archeoligist but after seeing the videos of the site I find it very hard to believe that it was just a naturally occuring phenonenon. I have been trying to find other info on the subject and would appreciate any new links. I just can't help but believe that it is man made.



[edit on 7/25/2007 by Hal9000]



reply posted on 25-7-2007 @ 10:20 PM by MajorMalfunction
Here's what Wiki says about it:

It has been argued that the ruins are either natural rock formations and result of faulty remote sensing equipment and the "artifacts" recovered, including pottery sherds, in the area of the ruins are either (Geofacts) or artifacts reworked from shipwrecks and eroded from coastal sites by the very strong tidal currents that characterize the Gulf of Cambay. The side scan sonar equipment used to image the bottom of the Gulf of Cambay was said to be faulty, and that a lot of the supporting evidence is purely circumstantial. Interpretations as to whether the objects and seismic data gathered from the Gulf of Cambay and published over the years supports the existence of submerged Neolithic cities differs sharply between conventional archaeologists and alternative researchers. The consensus among conventional archaeologists is that there is a complete lack of any valid evidence for submerged ruins and any in situ artifacts associated with them. In sharp contrast, alternative researchers, including Graham Hancock, supporters of Vedic science, and Hindu nationalists, argue that the evidence clearly indicates the presence of submerged Neolithic cities at the bottom of the Bay of Cambay (Witzel 2006).



reply posted on 25-7-2007 @ 10:27 PM by mojo4sale
Great find. Marine archaeology has made some very exciting finds of late, particularly around the mediterranean. Here they have found remains of a city that they believe Alexandria may have been built on top of.

www.livescience.com

Now scientists have discovered hidden underwater traces of a city that existed at Alexandria at least seven centuries before Alexander the Great arrived, findings hinted at in Homer's Odyssey and that could shed light on the ancient world.



And here are details of what may be the worlds oldest city discovered in Turkey (not an underwater one), unless this new discovery in the OP predates that. City's of this size were previously thought to have only emerged in Mesopotamia around the time of the Sumerians.

Çatalhöyük

9,000 years ago, this place was home to one of the world's largest settlements!
At a time when most of the world's people were nomadic hunter-gatherers, Çatalhöyük was a bustling town of as many as 10,000 people.


It is exciting times for archaeological discoveries at the moment and i for one wont be surprised at all if the age of human civilisation does get pushed further back, though i doubt whether any biblical flood was the cause of the demise of these civs. There is plenty of evidence around for megafloods in our history, just recently finished reading of a megaflood which may have been the cause of the seperation of Britain from mainland Europe when the land bridge was destroyed.
I do agree with MM though that more evidence not just supported by Hancock is needed at this stage.

Nice find Malichai, i'll be keeping my eye's on this one.

[edit on 25/7/07 by mojo4sale]


reply posted on 25-7-2007 @ 11:15 PM by coven
Extremely Interesting Story!!!!

I do wish we could find so more up to date information
I found
this link


I think it is totally Unreliable.... But it was posted in 05 so that gives us a view of what may be going on now

Woot Another one... WITH PICS!!!!!!!


merry christmas all... Now help me by finding so more pages...

Oh and the underwater city is named Dwaraka


Coven Out
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