Is the oldest marine monument between Japan and Nagano Island artificially forged by them?

1985, a relic was found at the bottom of Guona Island. After research, the professor thought it was artificially forged.

More than 20 years ago, diving guides accidentally discovered an ancient relic on the seabed of Japan and Nagano Island, which shocked the world and officially exposed underwater civilization. Since then, countless incredible stone building materials have been found in the waters off Cape Iseki, including boulders, stone pillars, large stepped buildings, polished steps, canals, caves and sculptures. Finally, the experts came to the conclusion that this large and precious cultural relic was an advanced city in Lu Chen about 10,000 years ago.

Since then, an unknown Japanese outer island, which is only 1 10 kilometers away from Taiwan Province Province, has focused on the global vision and become another radiant charm focus of the archaeological community. Later, scientists thought it was possible to have a mysterious pyramid far from the Japanese coastline. There are signs of carving on the bottom of this building structure, but the tools used in its substructure were not considered as part of ancient Japanese civilization before. At present, this mysterious underwater pyramid is still full of many mysteries.

After this terrain was discovered, it spread wildly and attracted the attention of many famous people. One of the most famous researchers, Professor Masaaki Kimura of Ryukyu University, organized a team to invest in the investigation from 1998. Professor Kimura also said that he found stone buildings, columns, lingshi, head statues, arches and geometric turtles, and even found hieroglyphics, and thought that the island marine monument in that country could prove its sudden disappearance. ?