do you even know about THIS?
This is a sunken mystery that we hear little about. It was discovered by a local scuba diver and here is more info about this strange sighting:
The nation state of Japan is an archipelago composed of almost 7000 islands, forming a crescent shaped string pointing towards Taiwan. Yonaguni Island represents the tip of the island chain, and this southernmost boundary marker was it’s primary claim to fame, up until 1986.
That’s when Kihachiro Aratake, a local scuba diver offering Swim-With-The-Sharks tours, accidentally discovered the sunken ruins of one of humanity’s oldest structures, a 100 foot tall pyramid shaped complex, quite a bit larger than a football stadium, just 20 feet below the ocean’s surface, off the southernmost tip of this southernmost island.
No matter what they say archaeologists have not solved this one. The theories are all over the place. Some are even trying to associate it with the lost city of Atlantis. Is that too much or what. D0 you have any theories or have you heard about this before?
Let’s check out this bizarre structure in the video on page 2
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Why do you show the statues holding hands when they are not part of this structure. It’s a little misleading.
Yes I agree can anybody give us some information on the statues
really?….. ??
Click bait.
http://www.messynessychic.com/2010/10/31/mexicos-haunting-underwater-sculptures-art-with-a-purpose/
it must be aliens..from another planet from a nearby Galaxy…please stop it
the only thing shocking here is the ability of people tone so gullible
Don’t Roberts post make you feel ” STUPID”!
Thanks Robert;)
interesting…… i didn’t click on anything.
Maybe aliens that seems to be the popular opinion of anything mysterious
I dont want to say it was aliens but…. it was aliens.
They shouldn’t have been driving so many SUV’s and their city would still be above water
Several artist have been displaying their work this way near popular tourist and vacation spot. It’s for scubba stuff. Unfollow in 5…4…3…2…1
It’s not a mystery, it’s a slave memorial, dedicated to the millions of slaves thrown over borde during the slave trade, no wonder people want to say it’s a mystery, shmm.
This photo has nothing to do with Yonaguni. It’s of a recently made underwater sculpture/art installation.
what does the picture have to do with the article? nothing