Researchers Discover 10,000 Year Old Underwater Stonehenge #shorts

[garciamckenis]

I think we all need to stop assuming people back then were just backwards savages just because they didn't have technology.
Cuz look at all they've accomplished with just simple tools and skill and even with technology we still struggle to recreate things that they made that are now lost to time.

[brianmouton]

I love how the fact that it has an elephant looking creature carved on it it has to be something that is extenct instead of an elephant..

[itsyuu]

The Bible already explained it
I guess? Remember theres a civilization before the great flood

They may be modern ya know
This also explain the Atlantis which passed down its existence by story

The civilization reset from stone after the great flood..
Noah used wood instead of materials we use today in a ship because its easier to get

They probably made a water spray or something for growing food plants because theres no rain to water them

[budgettransformer]

Fun theory

People from the future after inventing time travel too late wanted people of the past to progress in science, so they created giant rock structures to make us interested in rocks and geology leading to our discovery of elements, it was also a way to add a competitive environment for us to try and overcome.

Just a fun theory don’t get angry I know it’s not true.

[jimbo_jones]

I live really close to this place and it is like an urban myth

[joekev]

Holy shit I never heard of this and I born and raised chicago and love learning about chicago history. Finally a short that sparked my interest.

[justarandomperson]

Other people listening to him

Me vibing with the music beats

[charleswantland]

Granite is not a very hard rock if you can take it and smash it against another rock and it shatters it's not as hard as you may think

[captainnapalm]

Mammoths didn't go extinct thousands of years ago. They were still roaming North America when the French explored the Northern Louisiana Territories.

[Ed]

There is justified doubt about this being a man made structure, including the carving. For one, it doesn't resemble stonehenge at all. It is a V shape. Regardless, stone circles and carvings have been found on the lake's Beaver island

[doublenzmumtaz]

That rock standing is in Disney movies about brave

[josephferrell]

The painting is only one thousand explain that

[canyouhelpmetoreachksubsc]

I'm from Michigan I don't even know this

[tqueen]

Here in Ohio wrote have Serpents Mound which is just like the mounds found in Ireland. This isn't far from there I imagine

[Obsessed_with.ghost-face]

I've seen half of the titanic at the bottom of the ocean where I live (in ny) I almost got attacked by a shark but a made it out safe

[BillMcSwain]

When did they find this? Serious question

[peaceofmind]

Ha, 10, 000 years. That's only 10 days in heaven.

[me_TJ_MrB]

Why are they mystified about a simple carving. Tell them to explain the pyramids, cities carved into mountains, etc

[richardwaugh]

"Tools 10 dozen years ago to carve granite".? Please confirm that

[captainsensiblejr.]

I despise people who describe newly dIscovered stone circles as a "Stonehenge" because, invariably they are just stone circles and don't have trilithons.