Yonaguni Monument: Ancient Pyramid or Natural Wonder?
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A submerged structure near Japan's Ryukyu Islands, known as the Yonaguni monument, is sparking debate. Discovered in 1986, its pyramid-like shape and precise angles suggest human construction, potentially predating even the Egyptian pyramids by thousands of years. However, skeptics argue it's a natural rock formation shaped by geological processes. The monument's age, estimated at over 10,000 years old, and its resemblance to other ancient structures like Göbekli Tepe in Turkey, fuel ongoing discussions about advanced prehistoric civilizations and the possibility of a lost underwater city. Recent discussions on the Joe Rogan Experience have highlighted the ongoing controversy surrounding the monument's origins.
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