Scuba Diver Discovers Lost Civilization Underwater In Egypt That Shouldn't Exist

Scuba Diver Discovers Lost Civilization Underwater In Egypt That Shouldn't Exist

A scuba diver makes an astonishing discovery of a lost civilization underwater in Egypt, leaving scientists baffled by the mystery of its existence. Explore the history and mystery of this incredible find in this video!

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[rodanone]

you can all pick on graham Hancock all you want. he said we were older than we thought. you laughed.... then we found gobekli tepe and karahan tepe.... and they still bagged on him... he doesn't have to be right about everything, but his ability to keep an open mind is something you NEED... or new data will never change your story... we might as well just stop digging now.
i say kudos to Graham. and I'm of the opinion most most pyramids are just a place to put the low value rocks while you look for the money rocks....😅

[genebohannon]

The biggest challenge for archeologists in Egypt is Egyptians

[jimnutter]

What a limit of knowledge of history we have inherited. It does not prepare us of the changes that face us. The amount of large and complex stone sculpture suggests that it has been one of our main endeavours. I wonder at our inherited concepts of Stone Age . Bronze Age. Iron Age are capable of explaining what we can see of the past. Consider the Kailash Temple Complex. A whole temple complex with intricate individual stories all carved from one gigantic rock. We couldn’t do it now.🤔🌹j.

[DugEphresh]

You know this schit it legit because I was asleep in under 15 minutes!

[Rockettube]

Who else can't think of anything but aliens while watching this?
"Gods" aka aliens

[RiverMica]

Finding tangible evidence of prior civilizations captivates such an innate part of our being .
The frustration and miserly of just simply surviving in a world so benign, when a part of our thirst for answers can never seem achieved.
The struggles for simply finding peace in a life such as ours, might calm us to the point to enjoy these gifts we were given and obtain a closer understanding to our purpose, while escaping this trap we are in.

[brownhag]

I remember the day the city disappeared, i was around 274 maybe 284 its hard to remember the memories pile up after awhile. I was stoping by a local blacksmiths to repair the hilt of my blade. And Stayed the night and around 3am the ground started to shake. When i finally made it outside i looked to the coast and the sea began to retreat.

[Rosiedelaroux]

I was digging my garden in Rochdale - and I am sure I found the lost city of Atlantis .

[Spk-rx]

All these artifacts get stored away in some obscure warehouse, and forgotten. Thats the tragedy.

[beachbum]

I'm very bothered that the oldest finds on earth to date, have had excavations stopped in their tracks, with the statement, "We'll leave discovery to future generations". Gobekli Tepi has only 5% excavated, with a great portion of remaining buried circles having concrete poured over, or trees planted on. We know very little of what this even is, but that seems to be irrelevant.

[DeanAshleyThornby]

Specialy designed conservation chambers....or biscuit tubs as they are known in my house

[marcvanheugten]

The knowledge that this is offshore underwater Egypt is allready 30 (THIRTY!) years old, if not older... I have seen pics that areat least 25 years old

[ehrren]

What this discovery does is make the Egyptolgists nervous & religionosts very

Also, Alexandria was made possible because the invaders the Greeks raided the 42 nomes throughout Kemet in order to collect all the documents or papyrii vast knowledge already in existence in Kemet in order to make the Apexandria library possible. Greels were obsessed with the Kemet mystery system, so naned by Greeks because they didn't have access to the ancient Kemetic knowledge ie Nubio Kemetic knowledge. So, Greeks simply invaded & established a library of stolen artifacts.

[StackzzofWax]

please don't use the word clout. it makes you sound like your trying to fit in with the new language our youth uses because normal words weren't good enough for them

[ruudvanveen]

This retorical fastness of information, in a hynotic, monotone way, the mental stress of the flashing images, together with contradicting 'hypnotic music' on the background made me experience this kind approach of 'pushing' contemporary, important subjects, a little dissapointed: it'not a market ye know!

[paulachisholm]

Fun rumour. Apparently a man that worked at the Smithsonian took home a giant leg bone because it was hidden away in the basement

[terrybarker]

Why don’t you tell the truth you have the rong date why don’t you took about the Phoenix there is a reset every 138years you don’t no the truth

[mattfogg]

If sea level rose 300-400ft of course most Ancient structures would be under water. Lol

[KilroyWazHere]

Not the actual city's but the slabs rocks Bimini road and after like maybe a mining spot, or maybe where they took the rock after mining to cut, a lot easier in water. A lot of rubble around each slab as if chiseling has happened. Maybe just a graveyard of cracked, broken rejects but where something was going on.

[JaredsProphetLive]

Archeologists spent thousands of hours to theorize the Bimini road. While a random person sees it & can clearly see it was placed there 😂