Awesome article on underwater cities

[Aquarian]

http://rabbithole2.com/presentation/ancient/ancient_underwater_cities_found.htm

Atlantis? Lemuria?

[mattie]

Super link. Excellent pictures.

The Pacific Ocean ancient civilizations were Lemuria & were supposed to be on multiple islands. The Atlantic Ocean ancient civilizations were Atlantis. These were supposed to be more contiguous than Lemuria even though they also contained closely spaced islands. Just like Pompeii many will ridicule this too until they find evidence. This evidence is unfolding fast as we gain new techology. Before the discovery of Pompeii this fairly evolved city was thought to be mere fantastical myth until they discovered the whole thing preserved in volcanic ash. Those who discussed it before the discovery were dismissed or ridiculed.

They are finding many of these underwater cities all around the planet that are of an age far before they thought that evolved cities of this type were possible. Various technology such as satellite & different kinds of imaging are discovering former city sites on land in places that were previously unknown. Carbon dating & other ways of IDing age are pushing organized civilization waaaaaaaay back beyond the paltry few millennia previously thought.

The following link is an article about bedding of mosquito repellant evergreens that was discovered in a South African cave that are about 77,000 years old. Analysis of the mats shows they were routinely refurbished.

http://www.livescience.com/17375-oldest-mattresses-early-humans.html

35,000 year old statue from a German cave.

http://bharatkalyan97.blogspot.com/2011/12/tiger-woman-mammoth-tusk-statue-from.html



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[Raymond]

Thank you for the links mattie and Aquarian very interesting

Bless, Raymond :smile:

[panther2eye]

i think it would be lemuria because atlantis was supposedley near the mediterannean sea.