Paphos Life

With the climate change, I wonder how many more hidden treasures will be found soon... At least for me, a very interesting video.

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/v ... ction=view

Max

You haven't linked to a video.

https://www.chapintv.com/noticia/sequia ... s-zakhiku/

Max

My phone won't let me get to the video link Max - too many pop-up ads I think...

I will try again when I'm back at my laptop.

There is one iñ Abu Qir Bay Alexandria, Egypt . It was discovered in 2000 and some stunning finds have been brought up from the seabed.

Jim B wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 3:04 pm There is one iñ Abu Qir Bay Alexandria, Egypt . It was discovered in 2000 and some stunning finds have been brought up from the seabed.

Thank you for the information Jim. Very impressive what they found there, however the settlement was 1300 years younger...(Ptolemaic dynasty, which ruled also Cyprus from 312 BC)

Max

cyprusmax47 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 04, 2022 6:52 am

Jim B wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 3:04 pm There is one iñ Abu Qir Bay Alexandria, Egypt . It was discovered in 2000 and some stunning finds have been brought up from the seabed.

Thank you for the information Jim. Very impressive what they found there, however the settlement was 1300 years younger...(Ptolemaic dynasty, which ruled also Cyprus from 312 BC)

Max

Yes Max but very, very impressive.
I had the good fortune to be part a private tour of the Great Library of Alexandria when I worked there. One of our Egyptian Engineers father was the Curator.
The library holds archaeological finds from all around that area.
We toured parts that aren't open to the public and it must be one of the seven modern wonders of the world
Well worth a visit.

When. I first saw the headline for this, I thought that it was one of
Dominic’s off road trips.

New meaning of ‘dipping your headlights’


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