Diver Says He Found Mysterious Underwater Ancient Tomb, Ruins And Artifacts Of An Unknown Advanced Civilization

Ellen Lloyd – AncientPages.com –  Not all archaeological discoveries reach the press. There are intriguing finds made by people who did not report their curious discoveries to the media or authorities. They later revealed their findings to family members, friends, or some researchers who wrote about these astonishing archaeological discoveries in books.

iver Says He Found Mysterious Underwater Ancient Tomb, Ruins And Artifacts Of An Unknown Advanced Civilization

In such cases, it is often difficult or almost impossible to determine the archaeological and historical value of the account. Nevertheless, anyone interested in ancient mysteries and the enigmatic past of the human race is eager to learn as much as possible, even if the news did not reach the media.

Therefore, this time, we are relating a remarkable story of a diver who said he encountered mysterious ancient ruins and artifacts of an unknown advanced ancient civilization.

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