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Oct 01 2005
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3 reviews
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archaeology
• bbc.co.uk

"The Archaeological Survey of India launched the diving expedition after residents reported seeing a temple and other structures as the sea pulled back just before the tsunami hit."
"Archaeologists have uncovered a network of 150 huge temples and buildings beneath the fields and cities of modern-day Germany, Austria and Slovakia. They appear to have been built nearly 7,000 years ago, between 4,800BC and 4,600BC, and their discovery will radically change the understanding of civilisation in Europe, which is traditionally thought to have lagged far behind the development of urban life and culture in the Middle East."
by the holy chin of lovecraft, this can't get better. ok, maybe when they finally DRY the mediterranean sea we can begin to grasp this whole antediluvian mess.