Divers Find Lost Egyptian City Underwater Here’s how it works . divers swimming through heracleion, an ancient egyptian city that's now under water, have discovered a trove of artifacts, including the remains of a temple, gold jewelry. Divers have found an ancient city that was thought to be lost and belonging to the egyptians, deep under the sea! millions of dollars worth of artifacts, and.
You Can Scuba Dive Amid The Ruins Of The Las Vegas Of The Roman Empire Divers exploring the sunken city of thônis heracleion, in the egyptian bay of abū qīr, have discovered the remains of a military vessel dated to the second century b.c.e. the ship was moored. The ancient egyptian city of heracleion was once a bustling trading port. now, it lies 45 metres (about 148 feet) under the mediterranean sea. recently, divers have revealed perhaps the best find since the submerged city was rediscovered two decades ago. in their most recent underwater expedition, egyptian and european experts have found. Reuters —. divers have discovered rare remains of a military vessel in the ancient sunken city of thônis heracleion – once egypt ’s largest port on the mediterranean – and a funerary. Photo by the egyptian ministry of antiquities. divers have discovered a rare military vessel amid the sunken ruins of the ancient egyptian city of thônis heracleion. measuring over 80 feet long.
The Most Incredible Underwater Cities Of Ancient Egypt Reuters —. divers have discovered rare remains of a military vessel in the ancient sunken city of thônis heracleion – once egypt ’s largest port on the mediterranean – and a funerary. Photo by the egyptian ministry of antiquities. divers have discovered a rare military vessel amid the sunken ruins of the ancient egyptian city of thônis heracleion. measuring over 80 feet long. The former city, now underwater and about 4.3 miles (7 kilometers) from egypt's modern day coast, was destroyed when a major earthquake and tidal waves caused the land to liquefy and sink into the. Archeologists recently dove as deep as 32 feet to swim through temples and statues of two sunken egyptian cities, thonis heracleion and canopus. the seafaring towns’ eternal resting place is at.
10 Choses Les Plus étranges Trouvées Au Fond De L Océan Youtube The former city, now underwater and about 4.3 miles (7 kilometers) from egypt's modern day coast, was destroyed when a major earthquake and tidal waves caused the land to liquefy and sink into the. Archeologists recently dove as deep as 32 feet to swim through temples and statues of two sunken egyptian cities, thonis heracleion and canopus. the seafaring towns’ eternal resting place is at.