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by Jose Emilio Castellanos

Washington, DC

The city's oldest black universe of which they are known, Pavlopetri (Παυλοπέτρι), Greece has begun be studied by scientists in underwater archeology in an attempt to decipher mysteries that have been surrounded by legends including the theory of Atlantis.
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is believed that the city could have existed 5000 years ago, and was buried in the waters around 1000 BC.

Spondylis According to Elias, the Ministry of Culture of Greece is a very significant because it was never reoccupied, being under water, which represents a frozen moment of time. .
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Pavlopetri is three or four feet of water off the coast south of Laconia in the Peloponnese, Greece and its ruins include buildings intact patios, streets, burial chambers and about thirty-seven tombs believed to belong to the Mycenaean period (1680-1180 BC).
underwater archaeologist, Dr Jon Henderson of the University of Nottingham will be the first archaeologist who has been officially allowed to access this site in 40 years.

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"It is a rare find in the sense that we found on the seabed near a town complete with streets, buildings, gardens, tombs and what seems a religious complex," said Henderson.
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Little is known so far about the operation of the previous port cities the flowering of Greece, since archeology has focused on better understanding the inside of palaces and castles.
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"It is a rare find in the sense that we found on the seabed near a town complete with streets, buildings, gardens, tombs and what seems a religious complex," said Jon Henderson of the University of Nottingham.
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Pavlopetri The researchers hypothesize that there was a thriving port city where locals trade throughout the Mediterranean. The characteristics of the beaches and the sheltered bay, may have been a privileged place for the ships in the Bronze Age would enable unravel mysteries about the functioning of the Mycenaean society.
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In 1968, archaeologists from the University of Cambridge discovered what I immediately thought it was an ancient city submerged and mapped, but only now is continuing the research work on the site. This could not have been allowed British researchers at the University of Nottingham, in conjunction with the Department of Underwater Antiquities, Ministry of Culture of Greece. Dr. Nicholas Flemming, who is recognized as its discoverer, is part of the investigation.

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The research is based on digital equipment developed for the military and the market for subsea oil fields, accompanied by an acoustic scanner, developed by a U.S. submarine engineering.