I didn't kow about this till today... It definitely got no publicity.

Huge structures that pre-date the pyramids that are being ignored by modern academia.. because it would mean that man were not "neanderthal" hunter gatherer's 10,000 years ago.

very cool.

That. is. awsome.

Man, I hope I can dive there one day, if it's open to the public at some point. Thanks alot. Now that's all I can focus on.

Interesting! Archaeology is one of those things I find fascinating in a peripheral sort of way. I don't think I could ever study it closely, but when I read or hear about things like this it's always interesting.

That's incredibly interesting. Early megalithic structures really pique my interest. Thanks for sharing, Ash!

this was awesome! its just pathetic that the "science" community can't be bothered to check it out, because if they found it to be a structure created by organized humans, its just another knock for science!
look at the human evolution theory, thats pretty much dissmissed this year, when they found that ancient human being, older than the previous one they had found, and it was more human the any monkey.

Very interesting. I am beginning to think the timeline that is accepted is indeed wrong and flawed.

Jim wrote:

this was awesome! its just pathetic that the "science" community can't be bothered to check it out, because if they found it to be a structure created by organized humans, its just another knock for science!
look at the human evolution theory, thats pretty much dissmissed this year, when they found that ancient human being, older than the previous one they had found, and it was more human the any monkey.

Not necessarily.
Evolution is supposed to take place over millions of years. If evolution is true, then this could just be structures built by some of the very early forms of homosapiens, while there were still neanderthal, cave dwellers around. The same kind of theory could be applied to that "missing link" that was found. It could just be a very early form of what later evolved, while there were still the more primitive forms around for thousands of years.

I like how japanese scientists are always open to logic.. whereever it takes them. In other words, they are actually good scientists.

For example.. when that famous carcass was found off the cost of new zealand by a japan fishing ship... and they took photos and tissues simples before dropping it back in the ocean; the japanese scientists concluded it was the carcass of a plesiasour (sp?). And yet the American scientists who didn ot even analyzethe tissue samples said that it must have been a whale shark. ( of Course... it couldn't be anything that woudl offend thier Darwinian concepts).

I love how you assume that science is a massive hunkering behemoth of a monolith and not individuals.

BTW, these are fascinating photos, I find it hard to believe scientists would simply shrug away at this sort of find.

olias wrote:

I love how you assume that science is a massive hunkering behemoth of a monolith and not individuals.

BTW, these are fascinating photos, I find it hard to believe scientists would simply shrug away at this sort of find.

was that directed at me???

No, to ash. We have a friendly rivalry going on where he posts, and I contest.

olias wrote:

No, to ash. We have a friendly rivalry going on where he posts, and I contest.

Ah, I see.
Well carry one merry duelists.

At least I see it as friendly...

Well as long as no one has threatened to kill the other person, it's cool with me. Although, I don't know how one would do that over the internet, unless you are the leprechaun.

Boy, that would be the day!

So are you saying that you would go on a killing spree over the internets?

No. But it would be the first time i would have ever been threatened like. The only thing I kill are people's presumptions. Although I would join the marines if it weren't for my girlfriend's and my family's aversion to that idea. I really do want to fight in this war.

So then your actually doing the world a favor eh........word.