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  1. archaeologynewsnetwork.com

    In 2001, a Cuban-Canadian research team discovered what could be the ruins of an ancient city that sank more than 50,000 years ago between Yucatan and the western coast of Cuba. The team worked on the "Project Exploramar," which discovered the well-preserved USS Maine, three miles off the Cuban coast at 1150 m depth in 2000.
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  3. thearchcons.org

    In this volume thirteen international researchers from Cuba and elsewhere explore the settlement and early development of Cuba. As the largest and most centrally located island in the Caribbean, Cuba experienced successive waves of immigration from Central America and from other islands. Using the tools of general archaeology, linguistics, paleoethnobotany, stable isotopes studies ...
  4. ancient-origins.net

    Aug 8, 2024Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews from the debunking website Bad Archaeology, claimed that the depth of the alleged remains is the biggest problem for the sunken city proponents. During the Pleistocene, which was characterized by a series of ice ages, sea levels dropped significantly, but the maximum drop was around 100 meters (328.08 ft).
  5. thearchaeologist.org

    Mar 26, 2023The depth of the purported ruins, according to Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews of the debunking website Bad Archaeology, is the largest issue for advocates of the sunken city theory. Sea levels decreased dramatically during the Pleistocene, which was marked by a series of ice ages with a maximum dip of about 100 meters.
  6. by Brinton, Daniel Garrison, 1837-1899. [from old catalog] Publication date 1898 Topics Cuba -- Antiquities Publisher [Columbus, O.] Collection library_of_congress; americana Contributor The Library of Congress Language English Item Size 23.5M p. cm Addeddate 2010-12-22 16:51:13 Call number 5873214 Camera Canon 5D External-identifier urn:oclc:record:1039983745 Foldoutcount 0 Identifier ...
  7. In L881, Nicolas Fort y Roldan published his book Cuba Jndigena (Madrid), in which he has a few pages on the archaeology of the island. Apart from quota tions, he mentions only arrow points of stone, perf< >rated stones, and semi, or small idols and amulets, preserved in the Archaeological Museum of Madrid and in the University of 1 favana.
  8. archaeology-world.com

    Pyramids Discovered Under Water Off Coast of Cuba, Might be Atlantis The remains of what may be a 6000-year-old city immersed in deep waters off the west coast of Cuba was discovered by a team of Canadian and Cuban researchers.
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