Architecture

Yonaguni’s Underwater Ruins: Mystery or Natural Wonder?

What lies beneath the ocean near Yonaguni, Japan, has intrigued divers, archaeologists, and scientists alike. The Yonaguni’s Underwater Ruins, also known as the Yonaguni Monument, are a series of submerged stone structures that have sparked debates since their discovery in the 1980s. Some believe these formations to be the remnants of an ancient, lost civilization, …

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Arkadiko Bridge: A 3,300-Year-Old Horse-Drawn Bridge Still in Use Today

Nestled in the scenic landscapes of the Peloponnese in Greece, the Arkadiko Bridge, also known as the Kazarma Bridge, stands as a testament to the advanced engineering prowess of the Mycenaean civilization. Dating back to the Greek Bronze Age, this stone bridge is one of the oldest crossable arch bridges still in existence and the …

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