1977 report of a huge pyramid found off Cay Sal in the Bahamas, photographed
by Ari Marshall's expedition, about 150 feet underwater. The pyramid was about
650 feet high. Mysteriously, the surrounding water was lit by sparkling white
water flowing out of the openings in the pyramid and surrounded by green water,
instead of the black water everywhere else at that depth.
The foundations of a 100 by 75 foot structure photographed on the sea bottom
off Andros Island.
A sunken city about 400 miles off Portugal found by Soviet expeditions led by
Boris Asturua, with buildings made of extremely strong concrete and plastics. He
said "the remains of streets suggests the use of monorails for transportation".
He added that he brought up a statue.
Pillars found on the Atlantic floor in 1969 by Robert Fero and Michael
Grumley, a chunk of which was carved from rock NOT found anywhere in that part
of the world. 20. A road off the Bahamas explored by Dr. Manson Valentine.
Dimitri Rebikoff, using his underwater platform and a special collecting
lens, reported ruins found encircling an underwater freshwater spring.
Marble Acropolis underwater across five acres of fluted columns raised on
pillars.
Heinrich Schilemann, the man who found and excavated the famous ruins of Troy
{which historians thought was only a legend), reportedly left a written account
of his discovery of a bronze vase with a metal unknown to scientists who
examined it, in the famous Priam Treasure. Inside it are glyphs in Phoenician
stating that it was from King Chronos of Atlantis! IDENTICAL pottery was found
in Tiajuanaco, Bolivia.
Twenty researchers, including archaeologists, a marine biologist, geologist,
and cartographer dove onto ruins on the sea floor off Bimini in 1975 and brought
back artifacts from which they concluded that the walls and roads were made of
materials not found in that part of the world.
