Fragments of enormous pyramid-like structures resting on the Mediterranean floor are shaking the foundations of archaeology. Sonar scans first hinted at geometric anomalies at depths no civilization was supposed to have built at, dating back thousands of years before accepted timelines.
Robert Sarmast spent years searching for Atlantis, a pursuit that generally drew skepticism from the scientific community. Recently, however, he applied artificial intelligence to analyze seafloor data between Cyprus and Syria and identified a series of geometric structures that he cannot explain.The structures sit on the floor of the Mediterranean Sea. They include two triangular mounds that appe…