Yonaguni Monument: Lost City or Natural Wonder?

Ancient quarry. Looks exactly the same as a stone quarry.

I've seen these angles in ancient structures. This is 100% construction. I have no comment on anything else except the 30-second mark.

Lost city, sealevel rose above ancient ruins in Japan & elsewhere since the Holocene began Further, if you study fathom charts, sealevel cut cuspate bays at 20-fathoms down, doesn't show up on metric charts something to look for When it changes to iceages there's a stand there up & down to have eroded it

At minimum its 10k years old but thats only the point of submergence. I honestly think this site is the best indicator of how old the true megaliths scattered around the globe are.

Definitely lost civilization.

People don't want to admit that cataclysmic events have occurred, and they will continue to happen. There's so much underwater to research, but some want to go out in space.

this theory explains it perfectly

This was above sea level during the last glacial maximum. If this was 'man-made', it would have sank beneath the waves around 7000BC, but likely abandonded earlier. Assuming its not natural.

I think it’s likely man made. It’s only ~ 100 meters off the coast. Totally feasible it was above the water line previously

They failed to show the inka stone statue