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I read this article in the newspaper and watched a follow-up to it on the News. Using side-scan radar, they exposed a number of very interesting structures that could be man-made. The buildings were arrayed neatly along what appeared to be a road. They looked similar to meso-American pre-Columbian structures, but there is no evience elsewhere in Cuba of any such structures.
The article:
The Canadian Press
HAVANA- Getting to the bottom of the mystery of what could be a lost underwater city near Cuba is far more exciting for a Canadian-led expedition than bringing up emeralds from a galleon on the ocean flloor. This week, their discovery of what appears to be a sunken island with massive temple-like structures will receive an important boost from an expert.
Manuel Iturralde, one of Cuba's top geologists, plans to tell an international conference of geophysicists in Havana on Friday that there is no geological explanation for the megalithic stone formations found in about 700 metres of water some four kilometres off the western tip of Cuba.
Interviewed at his office Tuesday at the National Museum of Natural History in Old Havana, Iturralde said it is too early to say definitively that the structures are man-made.
Iturralde's conclusion represents a vote in favour of the Canadian-led deep-ocean exploration team.
Could this be the lost city of Atlantis? Troy was once thought to be pure mythology but was found and proved true. Edgar Cayce predicted that it would be found. Such a find would be earth-shattering.
Of course, it could turn out to be so much bunk. But it is interesting. Do you believe the Atlantis story could be true or that it's a fairy-tale?
Me, I don't know. So much strange things have proved true for me to be definite about anything anymore.
The article:
The Canadian Press
HAVANA- Getting to the bottom of the mystery of what could be a lost underwater city near Cuba is far more exciting for a Canadian-led expedition than bringing up emeralds from a galleon on the ocean flloor. This week, their discovery of what appears to be a sunken island with massive temple-like structures will receive an important boost from an expert.
Manuel Iturralde, one of Cuba's top geologists, plans to tell an international conference of geophysicists in Havana on Friday that there is no geological explanation for the megalithic stone formations found in about 700 metres of water some four kilometres off the western tip of Cuba.
Interviewed at his office Tuesday at the National Museum of Natural History in Old Havana, Iturralde said it is too early to say definitively that the structures are man-made.
Iturralde's conclusion represents a vote in favour of the Canadian-led deep-ocean exploration team.
Could this be the lost city of Atlantis? Troy was once thought to be pure mythology but was found and proved true. Edgar Cayce predicted that it would be found. Such a find would be earth-shattering.
Of course, it could turn out to be so much bunk. But it is interesting. Do you believe the Atlantis story could be true or that it's a fairy-tale?
Me, I don't know. So much strange things have proved true for me to be definite about anything anymore.