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Manmade megalithic structures under the Pacific Ocean- borderline of Mu

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The main Ziguart at the Yonaguni site was discovered in 1986, but is wasn't studied so much at first because many people weren't really sure if it was man made or what it was. However, some of the things like the Giant head and stadium are much more recent finds. They are still finding new things around that general vicinity of the ocean

http://www.morien-institute.org/imk5.html
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http://www.morien-institute.org/imk9.html
" The images below are of the mysterious 'gusuku cave' that extends inward, and slopes downward, under the gusuku structure. The two images showing the entrance are taken from the outside of the cave looking towards the semi-circular wall feature (left), and (right) from the inside of the cave looking out. It is clear for everyone to see that the 'entrance' has been 'artificially shaped', and this is not something that it is possible to imagine anyone would undertake to do to an 'underwater' cave ..."
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"It was obviously made, and used, in the distant past when the area was last above sea-level, and currently the cave is blocked by an enormous accumulation of soil and sand to a depth of approximately 50 feet ..."
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« Reply #22 on: December 31, 2007, 03:07:09 am »



http://www.thothweb.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=printview&t=184&start=30

Info on Mu and the "superswell" area. In that area there are now a lot of volcanoes, earthquakes and cenotes
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/atlantida_mu/esp_lemuria_3.htm

also, geology-
http://www.gainendesign.com/taizan/sakishima/island/island.html
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« Reply #23 on: December 31, 2007, 03:07:52 am »



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Based on a resarch by Mr. Sakai at Kagoshima-Univ and Mr. Yazaki at Geological survey bureau.
Comment by Prof. Teruaki Ishii at Tokyo-Univ.
Surrounding of Mt. Urabu and south-east seashore area have the kind of geological features,
so callled "Yaeyama-Gunso"(Yaeyama Layer) made up of "Shale" and "Sandstone".
Arakawa-bana layer composed of Yaeyama-layer spreads from Arakawa-bana cape, just below which
The Structure Is there (see my illustration here), to Sanninu-Terace.
However says Prof. Ishii that the composition of The Structure itself is a little different from
those rocks of Arakawa-bana layer, and is "Silt".
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http://www.lightnet.co.uk/informer/civilisations/japan.htm
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« Reply #24 on: December 31, 2007, 03:55:38 am »

I love these pictures.  How can anyone think this was not man made?
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