More than a century ago, divers off the coast of Florida discovered interesting antiques. This was back in the days when divers used huge spacesuits and climbed to the surface with the help of a titanium cable.
Then not a single auction could estimate the value of these artifacts, covered with mysterious inscriptions. Philologists from leading universities tried to study the inscriptions, but they could not recognize the language on old vases.
Since the items were found in the Atlantic Ocean, they were sent to the Kansas City Museum, where they gathered dust in a warehouse for a long time, as they were not identified. To date, the museum is closed, and the above-mentioned artifacts came to one of the former employees of the museum.
After some research, historians have suggested that the bowls belong to the Olmec culture, who are considered to be Mayan teachers. Presumably, the Olmecs are mistaken for Atlanteans, residents of a country that has gone under water. The fact remains that the bowls are very ancient, as evidenced by the engraving of ancient hieroglyphs, which, over time and as a result of simplification, were transformed into Maya writing signs. That is, another hypothesis arises about the connection of the Olmecs with Atlantis, with the Maya people and aliens, who in the 21st century leave these same symbols in the fields around the world.