Deep, great finds!!

The wonders of remote imaging continues to increase at a geometric rate.

I do agree with the overall assessment, this is indicative of something artificial. The fact that features on shore match up with features under the water could possibly indicate a bridge or something, although this would likely be much to large for the technology at the time. This could be a road or something (I believe the Dead Sea area underwent subsidence, and was lowered below sea level, although there is the train of thought that the cities were destroyed by nuclear or some similar weapon and are now at the bottom of a basin shaped blast crater).

Don't say tghe tech of the time wasnt good enough, did you already forget about Stonehenge and the Pyramids?
Dragon you of all people should believe we lost knowledge.

Dragon you of all people should believe we lost knowledge. Posted by Lurker

Oh believe me, I do!

But, there is a vast difference in engineering for a solid rock object such as the Pyramids, and a suspension bridge. This structure would obviously have to be a suspension bridge, since there are no intervening stanchion points between the 2 objects in line. Granted, there is not a scale, but I would estimate that distance to be near a mile... We only recently have been able to bridge such a distance with a suspension bridge.

You’ll find a long history of speculation that Sodom and Gomorrah did indeed perish beneath the Dead Sea.
There’s little clear help from the Bible. To be sure, there are not only numerous references in Genesis; but frequent references - Deuteronomy, Isaiah, Jeremiah: just about anything bemoaning the wicked ways of the Israelites and Hebrews.
And in the New Testament, too: Gospels, Epistles right up to Revelation.
But it’s plain that all later references merely echo Genesis and the common metaphor of the Cities of the Plain as evidence that the Lord will destroy the sinful: usually a warning to a “lapsed” Jerusalem.
Typical, would beeuteronomy 29 “the whole land thereof [is] brimstone, and salt, [and] burning,”, or in Zephaniah:“the breeding of nettles, and saltpits, and a perpetual desolation”
Which conveys the imagery of a wasteland with saltpits; but doesn’t really place the cities anywhere in particular.
But nothing contradicts the notion: so it can be a rewarding search.