In this article I will talk about an object that is not known to everyone and is located in the Micronesian archipelago, where there are almost a hundred small islets.
There are the ruins of an ancient city, which many call Ancient Venice, since it is quite possible to sail on boats between the structures.
Basically, the structures are something incomprehensible, in the form of superimposed basalt slabs. The structures do not look like houses, and scientists claim that this is a place of religious purpose. But in principle, if historians do not know what to say, they have the same answers to everything.
But the purpose of this place is not the most interesting. From the official information we can learn that it was built in 1200 AD approximately. Everyone should immediately understand that then there should not have been high technologies, vehicles like modern ones, etc. Now, the fun begins.
As far as is known, all blocks were transported from the Ponape quarry to the Isle of Temven. On average, if you go on ordinary pies, and the official history explains it this way, you had to be on the way for 3-4 hours.
Suppose the block could be transported by boat in 4 hours. Suppose, over time, you can somehow explain all this, but not with the weight of the block itself.
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Many blocks weigh tens of tons, but now just imagine how a wooden boat has to carry such weight across the ocean, even for 3 hours.
And only at this moment the official history of the creation of this object begins to crumble. And this is if not to talk about other small points that could, in theory, prevent the construction of the object.
There are, of course, versions that this is the ancient city of the lost continent of Mu, or Atlantis in general, but that is not the point. Something like this, the official history is built in everything.
Historians give an answer to the questions of how and why, but they do not even think that it is impossible to realize, and in general it contradicts all common sense.
And how old are the structures actually? What were they built for? And with what technologies? - There are no answers to all these questions, so one can only speculate.