6 ancient cities buried underwater
The recently released Hollywood movie Aqua Man has been a huge success. Some may have to wait a few more days for this movie to be released. But in any case, the film was a success. The reason for success was that we lost a lot of landscapes and space scenes we have watched, but this underwater world brings a wave to our minds. Isn't there another world under the ocean?
There is also a unique relationship
between this universe and us humans. As we discover new mysteries about the
universe, new complexities are added. No matter how much we race today in
search of the universe, we are still ignorant of the mysteries of our earth.
How many physical structures are there on this earth that were built by
someone? We can't say for sure why it was made and how it was made. We are
curious about what is happening on the dark side of the moon, three hundred and
eighty-four thousand four hundred (3,84,400) kilometers away, but we are still
unaware of the secrets in the ocean about eight thousand (8,000) meters deep.
We all know that the sea covers 2 thirds of our earth. Only one-third of the land. Today, just as the earth's temperature is rising, so is the danger of large cities being submerged in the sea. We have seen and heard the news that various floods and tidal waves have washed away settlements and cities. If we are still not aware and we are not able to balance the rising global temperature in the coming days, we too will be lost in the ocean like the pages of history. Because global warming has caused such incidents in the past as well, where many developed cities in the ancient world were flooded forever with time. A vivid example of this is the city gate built by Lord Krishna in the Dwapar era which was completely submerged by the sea. The remains of which are still present in the Gulf of Cambe in Gujarat province.
Whether it is due to climate change
or other reasons such as earthquakes, the ancient cities of the world were
submerged in this way in ancient times which were at the peak of the highest
prosperity in their time. The construction of such cities was far superior to
today's modern engineering techniques.
1. Cleopatra Alexandria: Egypt
As you may know, the city of
Cleopatra Alexandria was built by the Greek ruler Alexander the Great. The city
was inundated about 1400 years ago. It also says that the city was built in
memory of the famous beauty, Empress Cleopatra. The city was discovered by
marine archaeologists in 1998. Some of the relics and artifacts found here show
that at that time Princess Cleopatra was very famous for her love story and it
is said that she had countless lovers. Today you can read and watch stories and
movies about the same beautiful Cleopatra.
3. Port Royal: Jamaica
This port city of Jamaica, Jamaica,
maybe as submerged as it is today, but at the time it was considered the
largest city in Europe. The main reason for the discussion was that it was very
popular among the drinkers. In addition, the sex workers here are believed to
be world-famous in entertaining their clients. In June 1962, the city sank into
the abyss. Due to which about two thousand people were killed. Looking at the
skeleton of this submerged city, it seems that there were so many people here. But
it is real. Many people used to come and go here because it was once a very
popular city.
An ancient gate city has been found in the Gulf of Cambe in the Indian state of Gujarat. What is said about it is that it is the ancient city of Lord Krishna, Dwarika, the city of gates. It is considered to be one of the oldest cities in India. Situated on the banks of the river Gomti, this city used to be the center of popular belief. Many also believe that the city was submerged in the sea after the death of Lord Krishna. For a long time, famous explorers and researchers tried to discover the secret of Dwarka. A campaign was launched in 2005 to unravel the mystery of Dwarka. During the expedition, stones, coins, as well as many works of art were found in the depths of the sea. And about two hundred other samples were also collected from here.
5. Yonaguni Monument: Japan
6. Lion city of Quiandao Lake: China
One of the oldest and most
magnificent cities in the underwater world is the Lion City on Lake Qingdao in
China. The city was built during the Eastern Han Dynasty, with an area of 62
football fields. It is located at a depth of about 85 to 131 feet below the
surface. The Line City of Cuandao Lake is a 1,400-year-old lake that is completely
submerged.
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