This 9,500-Year-Old Sunken City Changes What We Know About The Past

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• MA

  @MarshaShelley-t3n · 1 year ago

  I would have to agree with Graham on this.  There is enough evidence world wide of ancient civilizations whether mainstream archeologists want to admit it or not.

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• VA

  @vanhasydan4754 · 1 year ago

  Something most people, including archeologists forget or refuse to consider is the fact sea level has changed over the millennia.

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• PI

  @pitaberaciri8366 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for bringing these findings into the mainstream an into the light , the old scholars would love nothing better than bury anything that contradicts them an how they’ve written history.

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• RM

  @RMAGEDN740 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Vedic texts reveal that dwarka was submerged by Krishna after the mahabharata war, which dates to 5,561bc, according to astrological alignments at the time (coinciding with the rapid growth of the black sea due to sea rise). The city was older than that, obviously. The great deluge that nearly wiped out humanity happened around 10,000bc. We would've needed repopulation to have the manpower required for cities such as dwarka. Early Hindu settlements pop up around 7,000bc, I think.

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• SL

  @slingosl · 1 year ago

  You cant hide history. Thank you Katrina

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• CA

  @candiceperry9803 · 1 year ago

  It is awesome to explore the ancient sunken discoveries

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• SC

  @scottlaughlin6403 · 1 year ago

  Tired of scientists and archeologists lying.

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• ST

  @stevencook7156 · 1 year ago

  That is the Old Coastal Front. Before the seas rose up after the last ice age. All those city are now underwater.

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• FL

  @fleabitis · 1 year ago

  Even a cursory study of ancient sea levels reveals that at some point, these sites were dozens if not hundreds of feet above what was then “sea level.” The histories maintained of the Houkeai people have always talked of prior civilizations so advanced, they freely traveled deep space and colonized other worlds. So a simple pyramid of this nature is hardly shocking.

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• AL

  @alfonsobernal8477 · 2 months ago

  Very interesting!!!!  Thank you!!!

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• CO

  @corywolf8285 · 8 months ago (edited)

  Interesting story about the undersea ocean because it says in genesis 711 which describes the start of Noah’s flood on that day all the fountains of the deep earth burst forth. It’s refers to the massive subterranean waters I think and combine that with the 40 days and 40 nights of rain and you got a catastrophic flood. Keep up the good work❤️‍🔥

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• WY

  @WyaWannano · 2 months ago

  It's NOT older than Mesopotamia. There is mention of these folk, and there's also sunken civilization remains around Sri Lanka and other spots around the area. Same POC, many factions. The seafaring moundbuilder Naga were said to be the 1st Maya

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