8 Most Mysterious Discoveries Found Underwater

From ancient towns lost to time to a classified shipwreck filled with treasure, here are 8 mysterious discoveries found underwater.


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8. Bulgarian Atlantis
A Bronze Age settlement that is believed to be older than the pyramids in Egypt has been discovered in Bulgaria. Underwater archaeologists found evidence of a human settlement near the mouth of the Ropotamo River on Bulgaria’s Southern Black Sea coast. They believe it could date back to the 5th millennium BC.

7. Inca Offerings
Lake Titicaca might sound funny but it was a very sacred place to the Inca. Lake Titicaca was an important area for rituals and offerings to their sun God. During an underwater survey of the lake located between Bolivia and Peru, archaeologists recovered an offering box made from volcanic stone, discovered lying on a reef 18 feet below the surface of the lake.

6. Aboriginal Archaeological Site
65,000 years ago, when people first arrived in Australia, sea levels were 262 feet (80 m) lower than they are today. This means that there was more dry land along the coast where people lived, and during the last ice age sea levels dropped to 426 feet (130 meters) lower than they are now.

5. Underwater Quarry Discoveries
Two British divers known for specializing in searching for lost belongings underwater recently uncovered old wheel pipework and a heavily corroded building 60 feet below the surface of a flooded quarry in England. But after more searching, they made a more shocking discovery.

4. Ice Age Cave Fossils
The Yucatán Peninsula is well known for its underground cave system known as cenotes. These were sacred places to the Maya and played a major role in their belief system. But in this case, it wasn’t artifacts that diving archaeologists found but preserved bones that were trapped for centuries underwater belonging to large Ice Age beasts.

3. Invaluable Shipwreck
Have you ever wondered what happens to priceless artifacts when they are discovered? Well, the fight for the world's most valuable shipwreck is getting very messy! Worth billions of dollars, it was missing for years and now that it’s been found, everyone wants a piece of the pie!!

2. Roman Ship In Croatia
Off the coast of the Croatian city of Pag, divers have discovered an ancient underwater vessel! When a group of firefighters were going for a dive, not far from the island of Pag, they came across the remains of an ancient ship and cargo that dated back to Roman antiquity.

1. Underwater Moroccan City
Along the Atlantic coast of Morocco, archaeologists have made the discovery of several shipwrecks off the coast of Safi. One might date back to between 2700 BC and 900 BC, during the Bronze Age. But the purpose of all of these underwater expeditions is not to find ships at all but to find the lost city of Tighalin.

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[derikk]

Awesome Katrina. Keep bringing this great content.

[areureadymykitty]

Well considering how vast the oceans are we should assume that things have yet to be discovered in them.

[darkhosis]

Your voice always cheers me up Katrina.

[floydriebe]

hi, Katrina, from a new subscriber. have watched several of your videos and am quite impressed with the subject matter and presentation. i look forward to future posts, but need to find the older ones, too. also, i like to listen to your voice.

[darthmaul]

I thoroughly enjoyed that quality video

[lawrenceeytcheson]

Morning Katrina, from your friend in the great white north!

[benjaminrivera]

DANG!! not even an hour old and still comment #22. Thanks Katrina and team!!!

[anthonybaransky]

Blasting caps are used to detonate dynamite for underground mining

[joshuanofuckingway]

I think the Bulgarian city will end up being more than 10500 years old, I will use the Younger Dryas event that raised the coast line of the entire world a few hundred feet (

[cloud_monkey]

You literally can’t say “lake titicaca” without a beavis and butthead reference

[hampuss]

Katrina I must ask are you doing this amazing videos because I asked for it? You Rick Rock my phone! ❤️

[angrytedtalks]

1708? They weren't English ships. They were British ships. UK formed in 1707.
Yes, the treasure obviously belongs to the UK because Britannia rules the waves. Everyone knows that. The Spanish had no business moving gold around unless it was payment to the British.

[jennifermcclain]

It would be better if images from the actual finds were used rather than the nonsensical ones you do use.

[joshuadunlap]

I wonder if we should be more interested and worried about the water that's preserving the wreck as well as the reefs and ocean life soon we all will be drinking acid water

[Kroggnagch]

Peccaries are also sometimes called javelina, that’s pronounced Have-uh-leen-uh, despite its spelling.

[deadrider]

People is people and money is That is why we aren't moving forward...Such is the life we live in.

[anthonybaransky]

Stone cutting tools? Are you referring to tools that cut stone or tools made from stone that cut?

[harilal]

Who Likes mysteries??? Change the thump colour blue🙃👍

[piloto]

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[renahernandez]

Oh my..I just found a coin of unknown origin at the beach..maybe I found the lost city of Atlantis....🤪🤑🤔