Ancient Alexandrian harbor finds 2500-year-old submerged cities
Archaeologists led by Franck Goddie announced the discovery of preserved ruins of Herakleion Canopus and Menothis off Egypt’s northern coast. The submerged cities, dating to the seventh to fifth centuries B C, reveal houses temples and colossal statues, with artifacts including a basalt pharaoh head and Serapis statue. The sites will remain largely underwater with only select pieces recovered for museums.
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Explorer uncovers potential Cajamarquilla ruins in Peru
American explorer Gene Savoy, after an 18 day trek through the northern Peruvian cloud forest, claims to have found vestiges of a lost Chachapoyas city near Cajamarquilla. Archaeologists Cornejo and Bueno describe the site as vast with terraces, roads and 36 burial towers.
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