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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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1. This is astonishing. Mind-blowing images. One's imagination could run away after reading this.

Reply to Viva_La_Revolution (Original post)

Thu Dec 6, 2012, 04:18 AM

Dec 2012

A claustrophobic person just couldn't survive any part of this.

There's got to be a way someone could figure out how to safely get a look through all the tunnels, in time. Tiny robotic submarines?

Hope if anyone hears more about this place, and new information, he/she will be sure to share that with us, now that we've learned this much!

Unbelieable. Thanks.

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'Gateway to the underworld': Archeologists and filmmakers explore underwater labyrinths to discover [View all] Viva_La_Revolution Dec 2012 OP

This is astonishing. Mind-blowing images. One's imagination could run away after reading this. Judi Lynn Dec 2012 #1

Archaeologists find Maya ceramics and mural paintings in three underwater caves in Mexico Judi Lynn Dec 2012 #2

thanks Judy Lynn! Viva_La_Revolution Dec 2012 #3

so cool, and the blue holes also under water now really shows how the seas have risen Sunlei Dec 2012 #4

I got to explore a dry cave... a la izquierda Dec 2012 #5