Is the 10,000-Year-Old Yonaguni Monument a Man-Made Marvel or Nature's Art?
The Yonaguni monument has ignited ongoing debates: Is it a 10,000-year-old creation of human hands or a testament to the forces of nature?
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The Yonaguni monument has ignited ongoing debates: Is it a 10,000-year-old creation of human hands or a testament to the forces of nature?
Ancient artifacts and ruins all over the world have made many scientists question whether our currently accepted understanding ...
On the southern coast of Yonaguni, Japan, lie submerged ruins estimated to be around 10,000 years old.
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" " Yonaguni, discovered in 1986 off the coast of Japan, is a hotly debated underwater archaeological mystery — is it a natural formation or was it created by humans? nudiblue/Getty Images Over 70 percent of Earth's surface is covered by water. And from time to time, the works of human hands are claimed or reclaimed by its lakes, seas and oceans. There's more than one way to put manmade settlements underwater. Sometimes, they're submerged intentionally, the casualties of engineering projects. In other cases, natural forces (like earthquakes) conspire to swallow them up. We invite yo...