Tag: millennia-old

Saimaluu Tash is extremely remote and difficult to reach. It’s located between 2,800 – 3,400 meters above sea level and can only be visited from mid-July to mid-August (or just the month of August depending on the weather). Due to its high elevation, snow covers the roads leading up to the site the rest of the year, making it impossible to reach. Even during that month-long sweet spot, it takes about a day on foot or horseback to reach Saimaluu Tash.

‘Saimaluu-Tash’ Time Capsule: Largest Millennia-Old Collection Of Petroglyphs In Central Asia

MessageToEagle.com | May 24, 2016

MessageToEagle.com – Located in Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan (officially Kyrgyz), is bordered by Kazakhstan to the north, Uzbekistan to the west, Tajikistan to the south west and China to

Researchers found the remains of a port or ruins of one of the six shore temples which, according to legend, went under water. The 10-member team, comprising divers, geologists and archaeologists, found a 10m-long wall, a short flight of stairs, and chiselled stone blocks scattered on the seabed. They were found 800m from the shoreline at a depth of nearly 27ft.

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Millennium-Old ‘Sunken Town’ Discovered Off Tamil Nadu

MessageToEagle.com | March 22, 2016

MessageToEagle.com – When the shoreline receded during the 2004 tsunami, tourists in Mamallapuram swore they saw a long row of granite boulders emerge from the sea, before it was