Underwater Stonehenge discovered off the coast of Sicily

Thevintagenews.com reports that off the coast of Sicily, a strange monolith has been found on the seabed. Experts say the structure was built around 10,000 years ago. They believe it was built and not formed because it has three holes that could not have formed naturally.

This discovery could shed some much-needed light on the civilizations that inhabited the Mediterranean basin. The archaeologists used geological and geophysical methods to survey the area.

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