Narrator: Ancient monuments deep under water...
A once-thriving metropolis now half a mile under the sea...
Lost cities submerged for thousands of years...
David Childress: All over the world, there are sunken cities.
There's more than 200 known sunken cities in the Mediterranean alone.
Graham Hancock: What we're looking at are the remains of
cities at a time when mainstream archeology tells us there were
no cities, uh, anywhere in the world.
Narrator: Are underwater monuments examples of mankind's
earliest civilizations?
Or is there evidence of skills far beyond that of primitive man?
And if so, where did it come from?
Giorgio Tsoulakos: The native legends are very clear... that
something or someone landed,
and then, knowledge, all of a sudden, spread.
Jorge Luis Delgado Mamani:
There is many, many legends with lights coming from under the water.
Childress: You start to get the idea that there's some kind
of ancient alien underwater base... Narrator: Millions of people
around the world believe we have been visited in the past
by extraterrestrial beings.
What if it were true?
Did ancient aliens really help to shape our history?
If so, what evidence lies deep underwater?
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Narrator: Covering more than 71% of the planet, the Earth's
oceans are a vast and largely unexplored mystery.
For most of recorded history, man could only guess at what
lay beneath the ocean's surface.
But new technologies are reaching new depths.
Researchers around the world are finding the unexpected...
underwater complexes and sophisticated monuments that
defy the conventional historical record.
Michael Cremo: There are remains of urban civilizations
on parts of the Earth that were
exposed on land 10,000 and more years ago.
And this means that urban civilization is far older by many thousands
of years than many scientists now believe possible.
Scientific theory suggests that during Earth's
last Ice Age, ocean levels were once much lower than they are today.
Hancock: You have to envisage a world in which there are two
mile-deep ice caps sitting on top of northern Europe and
North America, in which are accumulated enormous quantities of water.
And we know that this water began to melt about 21,000 years
ago, and finished melting about
10,000 years ago. Narrator: As a result, rich
coastal lands were slowly submerged by rising sea levels.
Hancock: Ten million square miles of land was flooded all
around the world. That's roughly the size of Europe and China added
together... were just rubbed from the record.
They just disappear from the story.
And in my opinion, archeology is not doing enough work to
investigate those lost and submerged lands.
Narrator: While much of the ocean's floor remains
unexplored, for thousands of years, philosophers and
scientists have been drawn to one of the greatest mysteries
of the sea, the legend of the lost city of Atlantis.
Childress: It's been said that more books have been
written about Atlantis than any
other subject. But most of what we know comes
from the Greek philosopher Plato, who wrote two books about
Atlantis, the Timaeus and the Critias.
Narrator: Written in 360 BC, Plato described Atlantis as a
highly advanced city, ringed by concentric walls, which
flourished 9,000 years before his own time.
Cremo: There are descriptions of huge palaces for kings.
It's stated that Atlantis had huge naval forces, which it
used to conquer other parts of the world.
It was an urban civilization.
According to the ancient Greek texts, Atlantis was connected
with extraterrestrials from the beginning.
It was founded by the Greek god Poseidon.
Poseidon can be regarded as an extraterrestrial in the sense
of not being of this Earth.
Erich Von Daniken: Poseidon, one of the extraterrestrial,
found a pretty, wonderful, young woman-girl on Earth.
And he took this woman-girl, made her pregnant.
And to protect his new family, he founded Atlantis.
Narrator: According to the legend, after a failed attempt
to invade Athens, disaster struck the island.
Childress: According to Plato, Atlantis was destroyed in
a day and a night... (thunder booms)
(waves crashing) ...a cataclysmic destruction
that sank the entire island and its capital city.
Some researchers believe that
the Atlantians somehow destroyed themselves.
Narrator: According to Plato, Atlantis was located in front
of the Pillars of Hercules, a location beyond what some
scholars attribute to modern Gibraltar.
Childress: And to the ancients, as they left the
Mediterranean Sea to go into the larger Atlantic Ocean, this was
where they went beyond the Pillars of Hercules between
Spain and Morocco. Narrator: Across the
Atlantic lies the island chain
of the Bahamas, just southeast of Florida.
Here in 1968, archaeologist J. Manson Valentine believed he
found part of Atlantis when he discovered an unusual rock
formation off the coast of North Bimini Island.
John Van Auken: It's only in about 12 to 18 feet of water, so
you can, uh, view it easily.
At first, scientists thought this was just beach rock, but
then several other scientists exploring the Bimini Road
noticed that the beach rock was on top of other beach rock,
with balancing stones wedged in between.
And nature doesn't do that; man does.
And they realized this is a harbor, a breakwater for a harbor.
From the shallow edges of Bimini all the way to the Gulf
Stream in 300 feet of water, we have found many fascinating
complexities that look like remnants of ancient cities or
structures... roads, pathways, structures covered in coral.
Narrator: Could the Bimini ruins be remnants of Atlantis?
And if so, could these roads lead to other sites buried
under sand and water?
In the year 2000, while mapping the seafloor off the western
coast of Cuba, a research expedition led by
Russian-Canadian oceanographer Paulina Zelitsky spotted
symmetrical stone structures deep below the water.
Remarkably, they were over a half mile down.
Paulina Zelitsky: Divers cannot do this kind of, uh,
investigation, so we have to use remote operating vehicle.
And this vehicle is equipped with video cameras and manipulators.
And it controlled, uh, from the deck of the ship.
Narrator: The expedition was also armed with side-scan sonar
equipment used to create images of large areas of the sea floor
and underwater objects.
Zelitsky: I was in control room on board of the ship, and
we were receiving that image coming from side-scan.
And this is just one of the many other images that we were
obtaining of, the 80, uh, structures made of large stones
placed one on top of another.
Linda Moulton Howe: Well, what do they end up with?
It is an image that shows these rectangular 90-degree angles,
over and over and over, on very large structures that seemed to
have wide avenues. Narrator: The exploration
found huge stone blocks in pyramid shapes, others more circular.
Most were gigantic, reaching 16
feet in height and weighing several tons.
30 geometric structures emerged, appearing to be the remains of
streets, buildings, tunnels and pyramids, all at a depth of
2,200 feet below the surface of the water.
Andrew Collins: We might well have here the evidence of a
prehistoric culture that would probably go back tens of
thousands of years, and that's
very exciting indeed. Narrator: Using dating
techniques based on the presence of nearby volcanic ash,
geologists estimated the underwater city sank over 6,000 years ago.
Howe: Could this be, a half mile down, some part of the
sunken Atlantis from 9,000, 10,000 yrs ago that Plato talked about?
Collins: Well, the Atlantis myth is integrally related with
the area of the Caribbean and the Bahamas, in particular Cuba.
Plato talks about an island empire.
He's probably talking about dozens of different islands of
different sizes, not just in the western Atlantic, but probably
stretching out right into the central Atlantic area.
Narrator: Both the Cuban and the Bahaman ruins lie on the
western edge of the Bermuda Triangle, an area of ocean
covering over 500,000 square miles, known for magnetic
anomalies, extraterrestrial sightings and unexplained
disappearances of aircraft and ships.
Could there be a connection between Atlantis and the area
known as the Devil's Triangle?
Bill Birnes: On the edge of the Bermuda Triangle, there are
underwater ruins of the ancient city of Atlantis, the
prehistoric city of Atlantis.
So, yes, there is a theory that Atlantis lies, not near Greece,
but in the Bermuda Triangle.
Narrator: If Plato's texts are true, then other Greek myths
may provide a hint of the true
fate of Atlantis. One myth tells of the Titan
goddess named Asteria, who fell from the sky and became an island.
Tsoulakos: In ancient Greece, we have a number of myths which
describe islands... bronze, gleaming islands... that fell
from the sky and landed in water.
I don't think that Atlantis, therefore, was an actual
stationary, physical island.
Atlantis, according to Plato, disappeared in one night with a
lot of fire and a lot of smoke.
See, I don't think that Atlantis sank.
I think Atlantis lifted off.
Narrator: Was Atlantis a safe haven for ancient aliens before
the end of Earth's last Ice Age?
And if so, could there be other
alien cities submerged deep underwater?
Narrator: Yonaguni, Japan.
This small island is at the
westernmost tip of the Japanese archipelago.
Scholars believe the first inhabitants migrated here from
Southeast Asia during prehistoric times.
In 1987, in nearby waters, dive tour orator Kihachiro Aratake
made a shocking discovery.
A massive complex of stone formations lay hidden a mere 60
feet beneath the ocean surface.
Experts call it one of the greatest discoveries in the
history of underwater archeology.
Hancock: What's intriguing about the complex at Yonaguni is
that there are a whole range of monuments, pretty much side by
side, and this, to my eye, looks unmistakably to be the work of
human beings, not the random action of the ocean on
differential layers of stone.
Masaaki Kimura (translated):
There are several reasons why I
think this is not a natural formation.
Some tools and engraved stones are found at the site.
Because of these things, there
is no doubt that this is made artificially.
Narrator: Submerged beneath 60 to 100 feet of water, the
largest of the underwater formations resemble a massive,
five-layered stepped pyramid, the size of two football fields.
David Wilcock: You see unambiguous carvings that
clearly are geometric in nature, tons of right angles.
We see channels that you can walk through with stairwells at
the end that are perfectly rectangular in shape.
Hancock: There are places where you find megaliths piled
on top of one another to create a tunnel through which you can swim.
There is a set of megaliths positioned side by side against
the side of the cliff.
There's a gigantic human face carved underwater.
Kimura (translated): There is a stone that inscribes a big
face, about seven meters in height.
Our first impression was that it
looked a lot like the Moai on Easter Island.
Then we began to realize that it strongly resembled the sphinx
which guarded the pyramids, and we wondered, "Is that the
function the face is serving "here?"
Hancock: It's the whole combination of all these
structures together which convinced me that we're looking
at a... at a ceremonial complex.
The mystery surrounding the Yonaguni underwater structure
is, when did it go underwater?
The geological evidence is that it was submerged during the
meltdown of the last Ice Age.
Tsoulakos: All around the world, whether it is France,
India or Japan, there are man-made structures that lie underwater.
Two ways how our ancestors could
have done this. Either they had scuba gear... I don't think so...
or this stuff was built when the ocean levels were lower, and
that was over 14,000 years ago, and 14,000 years ago, according
to mainstream archeology, we were just dwelling in caves,
hunter-gatherers.
Narrator: Could the Yonaguni structures have been built by
such primitive people?
And what evidence exists of the people who inhabited this island?
Kimura (translated): Human fossils were found, so I'm sure
there were people living on the island, but I'm not sure if they
had the technology to create structures, or anything like this.
Hancock: It's not so much the question of could the stone have
been chipped away and removed.
It's a question of the vision, of the scale of the complex,
of thinking in those kind of terms.
And we know of no other, uh, Stone Age culture that thought
in those kind of terms, of creating a gigantic, seemingly
ceremonial complex.
Narrator: If, according to scholars, the ancient Japanese
people could not have built this
monument, who did? And how did it get here?
Birnes: The speculation is that extraterrestrials created
the Yonaguni monument.
The engineering is just beyond
the capacity of Stone Age civilizations.
Narrator: Ancient astronaut theorists also believe the key
to the Yonaguni mystery is found in its global positioning.
Strangely, the complex lies within an area of the Pacific
long suspected of extraterrestrial activity.
It's called the Dragon's Triangle.
Wilcock: Just south of Japan, you have a mysterious area
called the Dragon's Triangle, which is very similar to the
Bermuda Triangle, because you have planes that have
disappeared from the air, ships that have disappeared from the ocean.
In fact, Japan had declared this a disaster area.
Don't sail through it. Don't fly through it.
Stay the heck away, because if you go in there, terrible things
can happen to you.
Birnes: In ancient Japan, and even into the relatively modern
era, there are stories about the Dragon Sea, in which objects
rise out of the water and sail
through the air. In ancient Japan, these were
winged monsters breathing fire.
In more modern times, these
took on the appearance of actual machines.
When you compare those descriptions of these devices
with the description that Columbus gave of a craft nearing
the Bermuda Triangle actually rising out of the water, a light
that followed the ship, you realize there's a similarity in
both of these locations to things, objects, that are in the
water and rise out of the water and fly through the air.
Narrator: But why are the two submerged structures found
within the perimeter of these strange regions of the planet
where so much unusual activity occurs?
Is it coincidence that the Earth's 25th parallel north
cuts through both the Bermuda Triangle and the Dragon's Triangle?
Birnes: They lie on a plane along the same line, and both of
them have the same magnetic phenomena, in which compass
bearings are lost and instruments go down.
People wonder if there's a real, strange UFO connection.
Gian Quasar: If UFO's and flying saucers do exist, then we
should suspect that they could originally come from an ancient
super civilization.
It makes you wonder if flying saucers, UFO's, whatever you
want to call them, actually use the area of the Triangle as
their major base, and perhaps are even coming back to the
remnants of a civilization that they were familiar with.
Narrator: What if the sunken monuments at Yonaguni and near
Cuba had alien origins?
Might they have been used as alien bases?
And if we believe extraterrestrials functioned on
land, could they have also functioned underwater?
Could there be more evidence lying in the vast Pacific?
Narrator: As an island nation, it should come as no
mystery that much of Japan's rich history is tied to the
waters of the Pacific Ocean.
But although many of Japan's legends are largely unknown to
the West, some are drawing the
attention of ancient astronaut theorists.
One such legend dates back to 1803 and traces its origins
to a beach north of Tokyo.
Wilcock: Allegedly, a craft that was quite large in size
washed up on the shore in Japan.
Kazuo Tanaka: A strange round ship drifted ashore in this area.
Wilcock: The woman did not speak any language they could identify.
There were written inscriptions inside her craft that they
could not identify, and she's clutching this box that she
didn't want anybody to touch.
Narrator: Known as the legend of the Utsuro Bune, or "hollow
ship," the details of the story
have puzzled historians for centuries.
Where, for example, did the mysterious hollow ship come from?
Could it have come from the area of the submerged Yonaguni monument?
Who was the strange woman?
And what were the contents of the box she guarded so carefully?
Was it a human head?
Or was it, as some ancient astronaut theorists believe, a
type of brain or other form of extraterrestrial intelligence?
If so, could it have been intended as a gift to the early
Japanese by an ancient space traveler?
Wilcock: There's five different drawings that have
survived from completely different regions of Japan.
They're almost identical to modern UFO reports.
Narrator: As evidence to support their claims, ancient
astronaut theorists point to early Japanese carvings and
statuary, each suggesting a variety of extraterrestrial encounters.
Tsoulakos: This is a Dogu figure, and it comes from Japan.
And even to the untrained eye, you look at this, and it's as if
this being is wearing some type of a suit... with a helmet, some
goggles, on the back there are all these weird buckles and
circles, you know, straps.
Very similar to a modern-day space suit.
In my opinion, this is a likeness of a possible
extraterrestrial that visited Earth thousands of years ago.
Narrator: Archaeologists have catalogued the existence of
more than 15,000 Dogu figures made during the Jomon period of
prehistoric Japan, dating from approximately 14,000 to 300 years B.C.
But could, as ancient astronaut theorists believe, these strange
Dogu figures really be a primitive interpretation of a
pressurized space suit or diving apparel?
Tsoulakos: The story behind those Dogu figures is very
clear, and anyone can go and read translations of the ancient
texts that the Dogu, a long time ago, descended from the sky and
taught the first Japanese people in various disciplines.
Wilcock: And the whole Japanese culture, including the
kimono, the tea ceremony, the use of wasabi and ginger for
eating sushi, the way that they build their architecture, their
written language, everything they say came from these
visitors, from these gods, from the universe.
Von Daniken: The pictures shows beings who look like astronauts.
They are dressed like an astronaut.
They have the helmet as an astronaut.
They have some strange tools in their hands, tools which we
do not understand. Now, there is a link.
The Japanese call it "Dogus."
In North America, we have still the Hopi tribe, in Arizona, and
the Hopi Indians are still making today kachina dolls.
Kachina dolls look similar to the Japanese Dogu figures.
Further back, in the Sahara Desert, Africa, we found cave paintings.
When you see the picture, you see definitely an astronaut suit.
No doubt. Absolutely.
Now, you compare these cave paintings with the kachina dolls
of the Hopi, and with the Dogu of Japan.
You have one line.
Narrator: Do the mysterious Dogu figures provide tangible
evidence of extraterrestrial encounters in Japan's ancient past?
And does the legend of the Utsuro Bune suggest that the
Earth's oceans may be hiding even more proof of alien contact?
Perhaps the answer can be found
deep in the waters off the coast of India.
Narrator: In 2001, researchers from India's Oceanic
Institute detected anomalies on the bottom of the Gulf of
Khambhat, seven miles from shore.
Hancock: They had been commissioned by the Indian
government to do a survey of pollution in the Gulf of
Khambhat up in the northwest of India.
And they were not expecting to
find anything except a mess down there.
But suddenly, their side-scan sonar started returning images
of regular structures.
Narrator: The images revealed an enormous network of stone
buildings, now shrouded in mud and sand, and covering a
distance of five square miles.
Hancock: What we're looking at in the Gulf of Khambhat are
the remains of cities.
There's actually two of them.
And it turns out that they are positioned on the side of
ancient river channels.
They look lime cities that have been submerged for a very long
time, at a time when mainstream archeology tells us there were
no cities anywhere in the world.
Narrator: Powerful crosscurrents made it nearly
impossible to dive the 170 feet
to the bottom. Still, scientists retrieved
dozens of artifacts, including wood and pottery shards.
Cremo: Some of the dates on some of the human artifacts that
were brought up extended as far back as 32,000 years.
But the oceanographers concluded that the area had been covered
by water about 9,000 years ago.
So this city had apparently
existed from 32,000 to about 9,000 years ago.
Childress: Mainstream scholars today claim that
ancient Indian civilization only goes back 4,000 or 5,000 years.
Yet, Hindu scholars themselves say that Hindu civilization is
going back, uh, many tens of thousands, even hundreds of
thousands of years. Narrator: Might the ruins
below the Gulf of Khambhat prove the Hindu scholars right?
Another recent discovery may support their claims.
200 miles to the northwest lies the modern city of Dwaraka.
Archaeologists digging deep under the city found signs of a
settlement once inundated by the sea.
Inspired by this clue, they began searching for more ruins
in waters just off the coast.
In only 70 feet of water, divers discovered sandstone walls,
cobblestone streets and evidence of a prosperous seaport.
Scholars declared these ruins to be the remains of the
ancient and legendary city of Dwaraka.
Ancient Hindu texts explain that the legendary city of Dwaraka
was said to be the dwelling place of Lord Krishna, a deity
worshipped across many traditions of Hinduism.
Tsoulakos: Imagine what it would mean for the Christian
world to all of a sudden discover the actual Holy Grail,
the actual Ark of the Covenant.
That would be akin, for the Indian population, to discover
an actual Dwaraka.
This was a very powerful city, which was ruled by Lord Krishna.
And Krishna is still revered until today.
He's one of the highest gods that we have in Hindu culture.
Narrator: Hindu texts explain that a king named Salwa attacked
Lord Krishna in the mythical Dwaraka.
Ancient astronaut theorists believe the descriptions of the
battle suggest the use of alien technology and even spacecraft.
Cremo: According to the ancient Sanskrit texts, with
this spacecraft, Salwa attacked the city, raining down energy
weapons that resemble lightning.
(explosive popping and rumbling)
He destroyed large parts of the city in this way
When this happened, the king of the city, the god Krishna,
responded by firing weapons at
this spacecraft. The weapons are described as
arrows, but they're not ordinary arrows.
It's said that they roared like thunder when they were launched,
and resembled bolts of lightning or rays of the sun.
In response, it is said that the spacecraft began to appear in
different places simultaneously.
It appeared to be moving in ways
that resemble modern descriptions of UFOs.
So what I find interesting about this account is, there's a
spacecraft made of metal that is
firing down weapons on a city on Earth.
Narrator: The legend says that Krishna eventually departed
Earth, and the ocean consumed his city of Dwaraka.
Cremo: For many people, the description of fabulous ancient
cities in the Sanskrit writings of India were simply mythology,
but with the discovery of the remains of a sunken city off the
coast of India in the location of Dwaraka, all that has changed.
People are beginning to look at these ancient writings in a new
light, and see them not simply as mythology, but as actual
historical records. Narrator: Did India's
ancestors witness a war between extraterrestrial entities?
If the mythical city cited in the Hindu texts turned out to be
real, could there also be evidence of Krishna and his
supernatural powers?
Ancient alien theorists believe a link between the submerged
ruins and extraterrestrials can be found in another set of texts
known as India's Sangam literature.
Cremo: Sangams were assemblies of sages.
It says that the first two Sangams took place on a sunken
landmass called Kumari Kandam.
This area was once above water thousands of years ago,
according to the accounts, but it's now underwater.
It's also interesting that these assemblies of sages included
extraterrestrial beings, as well.
And this fits in with evidence discovered in the Gulf of
Cambay, and off the coast of the present city of Dwaraka.
Narrator: Are the interpretations of India's
ancient texts proof of alien contact in Earth's past?
And are the descriptions of gods actually descriptions of
extraterrestrials?
Perhaps another discovery... one beneath a mysterious lake...
will yield even more evidence of alien visitors in the remote past.
Narrator: The Andes Mountains, Peru.
Here, at an elevation of 12,500 feet, lie the dark waters of
Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable body of water in the world.
In August of 2000, an Italian
team of divers and archaeologists launched an
underwater investigation of the
legendary lake. There, submerged under 100 feet of water, the team
uncovered traces of a paved road, a stone terrace, and a
wall nearly a half mile long.
For centuries, local legends have spoken of a lost
underwater city called Wanaku.
Could these ruins provide proof that such a city did, in fact, exist?
Then, another shocking discovery.
Lying on the lake bed was a large, sculptured stone head.
Could this ancient relic offer a clue to the origins of this
incredible archaeological find?
Comparisons were quickly made to similar stonework found at
the nearby ancient city of Tiahuana, just 12 miles south
of Lake Titicaca... a city long thought by ancient astronaut
theorists to have extraterrestrial origins.
Childress: When the early conquistadors talked to the
local Aymara Indians they were told that-that giants at the
beginning of creation had created Tiahuanaco.
The Spanish, too, were amazed by the gigantic blocks of stone.
They felt that the devil had built this building.
Hancock: If you look at some of the rock cut on megalithic
structures at the site of Tiahuanaco, I personally
believe very strongly that we are looking at an older episode
of construction and the traces
of a forgotten episode in the human story.
Narrator: But if the ruins found at the bottom of Lake
Titicaca are from the legendary
lost city of Wanaku, what happened to it?
Did it fall prey to a major earthquake or other natural disaster?
Or was the city, as some ancient astronaut theorists
believe, deliberately flooded?
Childress: The more you know
about Lake Titicaca, the stranger it gets.
Archeologists have problems in really explaining why there are
sunken ruins there, because they're saying that the ruins
aren't that old.
They're only 1,500 years old.
And that would mean that Lake Titicaca has gone through a
number of major changes in that period.
And it's possible that somehow the lake itself and the
shorelines were manipulated so that certain areas of Lake
Titicaca were flooded in a sort of artificial way.
There is a type of seahorse that lives in Lake Titicaca.
And seahorses are coming from saltwater and oceans, yet these
seahorses are living at nearly 13,000 feet in the Andes.
Narrator: But just how could an ancient people have
artificially created South America's largest lake?
A lake that is 118 miles long and 50 miles wide?
Tsoulakos: When you ask the local population, "How did all
of this come into being?" the Aymara Indians will tell
you that all of this has existed since before the beginning of time.
Delgado Mamani: In the Aymara legends, the lake is like the...
the place of genesis, the place where it starts... all the
civilizations... in our continent.
We have these very, very, very old roots.
I mean, we're not talking only
about this civilization, this humanity.
We are talking about our seeds, the roots of the stars.
Some people believe that the extraterrestrial built, but
what I believe is that the space brothers help us, direct
us, teach us, because they had the experience in many ways.
The legend says that once the space brothers came to this
planet and they used to live with us, and they was very
important in our lives and they used to be very powerful people.
Narrator: But is it possible that the lost city of Wanaku
was really built, or inhabited, by the ancient ancestors of
the indigenous Aymara people?
And if so, could it have been deliberately flooded to avoid
detection from the outside world?
Cristina Sovrosa (translated): The elders, they
used to talk about the underwater city.
They talk about the lights like stars connecting with the lake.
The stars, when they come down to the lake, there is changes
in the temperatures.
Delgado Mamani: There is many legends with lights coming from
the underground of the lake.
It seems they come, they go and they return in different moments.
Childress: You start to get the idea that there is some kind
of ancient alien underwater base.
And it's possible that some of these sunken ruins are, uh,
somehow part of that base.
Narrator: Could the ancient city of Wanaku really have been
built by alien visitors? And if so, why?
What was their purpose?
Could the discovr of this and other sunken cities pride the
evidence that mankind has been seeking for centuries...
evidence that proves... that we
are not alone? Hancock: These mysterious underwater structures really
don't have any context or any background; they just seem to
come from nowhere.
They seem to stand out as being out of place in time, so there's
some question marks, some mystery surrounding them that
might shed new light on human history.
Tsoulakos: Atlantis, Lake Titicaca, Dwaraka.
All those ancient mystery places always have had a
connection to the gods.
The gods who, in the ancient astronaut opinion, were flesh
and blood extraterrestrials.
And in the end, the ancient astronaut theory will be proven right.
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