12000 year old underwater pyramid near japan sparks buzz about lost city

A mysterious structure has been discovered near the beach in Japan. It is a 90 feet high pyramid that is absorbed into water. Discussion has started among historians after the pyramid is found. The discovery of this pyramid has challenged our understanding of ancient civilizations. The discovery is now seen to hurt historians to write history books again.

This pyramid was seen in 1986. It stands 82 feet below the sea near the edge of Ryucue Island in Japan. This mysterious submergence pyramid of Japan has a pointed-angled staircase and has an estimated height of about 90 feet. The pyramid has surprised scientists. Looking at its size and structure, it seems that it can be man -made. But another surprising fact comes out here.

The tests done on its stone show that it is more than 10,000 years old. That is, it is believed that if this structure is actually manufactured by humans, then it will be more than 12,000 years before this region is submerged. In this way it can be said that this monument can be somewhat before the Egyptian pyramids and other famous ancient monuments.

Scientists generally believe that such vast structures were built about 12,000 years ago with the rise of agriculture. But if a person was building such a huge terraced pyramids at that time, then it will be necessary to write history completely. Along with this, it can point to a lost world, just as the legendary Atlantis.

The Yonaguni monument is also known as Atlantis of Japan. But the suspectors are still surprised whether this structure was actually man -made or naturally formed. According to the New York Post, the immersed stone sparked a new debate when the writer Graham Hancock and an archaeologist Flint Dibal had a debate about the place in a recent episode of Joe Rogan Experience (Joe Rogan Experience).