Ancient stone, forgotten pathways, and glimmers of lost wealth—this sunken city held more than just history.

A massive, years-long underwater archeology project on an island off the Athenian coast of Greece has unveiled the remains of an ancient sunken city.

These sunken sites are now the “hunting grounds” for today’s underwater archaeologists using the latest technologies—SONAR, robotics, 3D scanning, and underwater cameras.

Archaeologists uncovered a treasure trove of ancient Egyptian and Greek artifacts. It included gold and silver trinkets, likely used in ritual ceremonies to bless the pharaohs. They were found on ...

HIDDEN deep under Italy sits an ancient sunken city once beloved by the rich and powerful and dubbed the Las Vegas of Rome. Incredible underwater footage shows the abandoned ruins of the once … ...

This tiny sunken city has been underwater for 3,000 years, with its remnants of ancient history now deep in the ocean. Pavlopetri is a small islet off the coast of Laconia in the southern ...

In 1967, underwater archaeologist Nicholas Flemming discovered the Greek city of Pavlopetri, which was first occupied around 5,000 years ago off the coast of southern Laconia in the Peloponnese.

HIDDEN deep under Italy sits an ancient sunken city once beloved by the rich and powerful and dubbed the Las Vegas of Rome. Incredible underwater footage shows the abandoned ruins of the once … ...

Inside the incredible hidden sunken city - at the bottom of an enormous swimming pool The true marvel lies within the depths of this underwater abyss, where visitors, equipped with wetsuits, masks ...