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Divers probe Mayan ruins submerged in Guatemala lake
Oct. 30, 2009 GUATEMALA CITY, Oct. 30, 2009 (Reuters) — Scuba divers are exploring the depths of a volcanic lake in Guatemala to find clues about an ancient sacred island where Mayan pilgrims flocked to worship before it was submerged by rising waters. Samabaj, the first underwater archaeological ruins excavated in Guatemala, were discovered accidentally 12 years ago by a diver exploring picturesque Lake Atitlan, ringed by Mayan villages and popular with foreign tourists. "No one believed me, even when I told them all about it.. » read more
Mexican Cave Diving
Oct. 13, 2009 Mexican Cave Diving http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=he20NAr4cG8 http://www.youtube.. » read more
CAVES : THE WORLD BENEARTH THE WORLD
Oct. 12, 2009 If you are stretched and squeezed by everyday life, then you might be in perfect shape to explore caves. Enter a narrow natural passageway that may lead to simply mind-boggling underground world. Caves may lurk right under your feet: a fascinating and unexpected environment, which is often known only to spelunkers and dedicated Gollum-seekers. (SCROLL DOWN) * * * * * Back to the Cave! Gruta do Lago Azul, Bonito, Brazil.. » read more
Egyptian pPaper: Coins Found Bearing Name of Joseph
Sept. 26, 2009 Biblical patriarch ID'd in hieroglyphs, depiction of cow linked to pharoah's dream An image from the Middle East Media Research Institute revealing Egyptian coins tracked to the time of Joseph Egyptian coins carrying the name of Joseph, the biblical patriarch whose arrival in Egypt as a slave eventually provided salvation for his family during decades of drought across the Middle East, have been discovered in a cache of antique items shelved in boxes in a museum, according to a new report. The report from the Middle East Media Research Institute said the coins with Joseph's name and image were found in a pile of unsorted artifacts that had been stored at the Museum of Egypt. MEMRI, which monitors and translates reports from Middle East publications and broadcasters, said the original report was in Egypt's Al Ahram newspaper in Cairo. The newspaper said the discovery countered claims by some historians that coins were not used for trade in Egypt at the time the Bible records Joseph and the Israelites migrated there.. » read more
Pre-Columbian Stone Spheres of Costa Rica
Sept. 2, 2009 VIEW THESE VIDEOS AT Part 1: http://www.youtube. com/watch?v=wJQcHXuVNPI Part 2: http://www.youtube.. » read more
Earl K. Parrott Research Collection / The Hermit of Impassable Canyon (with video)
Augsut 31, 2009 Earl K. Parrott (1869-1945) was known as “The Hermit of Impassable Canyon.” He lived in the Salmon River country of Idaho for more than forty years, many of which were spent alone in a remote cabin high above the Middle Fork. A native of Iowa, he appears to have come to Idaho by 1900 and made his living by prospecting, hunting, and farming. His name appears in local records occasionally until the 1920s, after which he appears to have lived a life of seclusion and obscurity as a hermit.. » read more
Putin Plunges Into 'Plankton Soup'
August 1, 2009 Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has examined the depths of the world’s largest freshwater lake by volume - Baikal. He has been looking at how the research program into the ecosystem of the lake is progressing. Saturday morning, Putin came to the special vessel Metropol, anchored two kilometers off the shore, from which the scientific research is carried out. The ship is equipped with submersibles, used for exploring the lake’s flora, fauna, and natural resources. It takes just a few minutes for Vladimir Putin to dive nearly fourteen hundred meters (4,600 feet) and become the first Russian politician to reach the bottom of the world’s deepest freshwater lake.. » read more
First Riser-Drilling in Earthquake Zone (Updated Aug. 2, 2009)
July 31, 2009 Despite harsh weather and ocean conditions, and complex geological characteristics of its drill site, the deep-sea drilling vessel Chikyu, for the first time in the history of scientific ocean drilling, conducted riser-drilling operations to drill successfully down to a depth of 1,603.7 meters beneath the seafloor (at water depth of 2,054 meters). Engaged in the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program (IODP) Expedition 319, the Chikyu is drilling deep into the upper portion of the great Nankai Trough earthquake zone to gain insights into geological formations and stress-strain characteristics. The Chikyu is operated by the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) a partner in the IODP. The Kumano Basin drilling and sampling operations began on May 12; the science party, which includes Co-Chief Scientist Lisa McNeill of the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton (UK), is expected to complete the first drill site on or about August 1.. » read more
Five Ancient Roman Shipwrecks Found Off Italy Coast
July 27, 2009 ROME — Archaeologists have found five well-preserved Roman shipwrecks deep under the sea off a small Mediterranean island, with their cargo of vases, pots and other objects largely intact, officials said Friday. The ships are submerged between 330 to 490 feet off Ventotene, a tiny island that is part of an archipelago off Italy's west coast between Rome and Naples. The ships, which date from between the 1st century B.C. and the 4th century, carried amphorae — vases used for holding wine, olive oil and other products — as well as kitchen tools and metal and glass objects that have yet to be identified, Italy's Culture Ministry said.. » read more
The UFO's magnificient Real World - DISCLOSURE now and here -by incro (HQ please)
June 22, 2009 TruthSeekers : Don't search "them" outside the Solar System or in other Galaxy...they are Here since the Beginning, on Earth ! Come with me if you wanna see the South pole Entrance to the REAL UnderWorld, a World where everything is possible, a Land of Giants, Gods, Aliens and Spectrums ! It's hard to understand, sure, but that's the... » read more
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