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Does it look melted or does it look like it has been submerged for a long time?

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Bronze Giant1 yıl önce

Where is this place?

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Solar Heavy1 yıl önce

does this remind you of something?

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KoreyG1 yıl önce

My guess was Yemen or Iran…it’s Iran

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Bronze Giant1 yıl önce

👍

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AllseeJones1 yıl önce

Submerged and under extreme 10-20 miles of ocean

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@ConspiracyFly1 yıl önce

Good question, could be a bit of both, likely dozens of resets and timelines. I think at one time earth was a quarry on huge scale, after the work it was flooded, check the sea and lake contours, evidence exists ⬇️

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Luke Fenney🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✝️🎗1 yıl önce

Black sea deluge maybe.

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helmi khalaf1 yıl önce

أين هذا المكان

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Bronze Giant1 yıl önce

Grok say. Kharanaq, an ancient mud-brick village 80 km from Yazd, Iran, is likely the place shown.

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b0rg1 yıl önce

All that sand and no scorch marks? Submerged if I had to pick one. Plant life, if any, would've deteriorated back into the earth.

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Clyde1 yıl önce

Strange to me. Herculaneum is allegedly younger and instantaneously buried yet nowhere near as well preserved. Obviously the geology is different though.

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