It’s A Treasure Trove Of History That Offers A Unique Glimpse Into Ancient.

A team of greek and swiss underwater archaeologists have discovered the remnants of a bronze age greek village, now covered by the mediterranean sea and within. Pavlopetri in greece is one of the oldest underwater ruins. It is a unique treasure.

Pavlopetri In Greece Is A Small Islet Off The Coast Of Laconia In The Southern Peloponnese.

Remnants of ancient buildings, as well as parts of fortifications have been uncovered during underwater excavations at the ancient city of olous on crete, the greek. Pavlopetri, a mesmerizing underwater site off the coast of laconia in greece, is not just a sunken city; Here one can see mycenaean tombs of the 12th century bc, walls, foundations of buildings, amphorae, parts of the ancient walls, and paved sections that are clearly visible.

The City Was Sunk Almost 5000.

Archeologists have determined that pavlopetri dates from minoan times, over 5000 years ago. Deep into the mediterranean sea, not many know about it. Pavlopetri is the oldest underwater city in the world:

The Name Is Not The Original One, It's Essentially Given After Its Discovery Since No One Is Aware Of It.

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