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snooggums ,
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“These are the carefully complex stone plates that were part of a four-meter wide communication that connected the artificially created island with the shore,” the experts mentioned in the post.

Yet another example of how skilled pur ancestors were in building techniques. An artificially created island and a road to connect it!

Humans are creative and have been for tens of thousands of years. No, ancient civilizations were not some kind of advanced lost space faring spciety, but they did build ingenious long lasting structures long before we thought they could.

teft ,
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So that’s how the Sea Peoples invaded… /s

tal ,

I bet that excavating underwater for archaeology is horrible. You don’t want to damage anything, and anything you do is going to throw up a cloud of silt that will hide what you’re working on.

Maybe you can pump the water elsewhere or something.

xep ,

Plus you have to be extra delicate while wearing underwater equipment. Must be difficult to say the least.

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