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दफ़न प्राचीन पिरामिड युनागुनी-जिमा - जापान। 10000 ई.पू. समुद्र में जलमग्न
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On the southern coast of Yonaguni, Japan, lie submerged ruins estimated
to be around 8,000 years old. Though some people believed that it was
carved by geographic phenomena, it’s now confirmed to be man-made as the
intricate stairways, carvings and right angles suggest. It was
discovered in 1995 by a sport diver who strayed too far off the Okinawa
shore with a camera in hand.Yonaguni-jima is one of the Yaeyama
Islands and the westernmost inhabited island of Japan.
The Monument consists of medium to very fine sandstones
and mudstones deposited about 20 million years ago. Most of the
significant Yonaguni formations seem to be carved from one underlying
rock mass. The flat parallel faces, sharp edges, the right and precise
obtuse angles of the formation would indicate that the monolith was
carved by man.
Yonaguni-Jima - Japan [Photo credit: Google Images] |
Other evidence presented by those who favor the man made include origin
point to the two round holes on the edge of the Triangle Pool feature,
and a straight row of smaller holes which have been interpreted as an
abandoned attempt to split off a section of the rock by means of wedges,
as in ancient quarries. Kimura believes that he has identified traces
of drawings of animals and people engraved on the rocks, including a
horse-like sign that he believes resembles a character from the Kaida
script. Some have also interpreted a formation on the side of one of the
monuments as a crude moai-like "face".
Yonaguni-Jima - Japan [Photo credit: Google Images] |
If any part of the Monument was deliberately constructed
or modified, that must have happened during the last Ice Age, (10,000
BC) when the sea level was much lower than it is today.
Yonaguni-Jima - Japan [Photo credit: Google Images] |
but they had not tools 10,000 years ago ?
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