Cosa succederebbe se scoprissimo che la nostra civiltà, prima ancora di esprimersi nelle grandi culture come l’Egitto delle piramidi, la Mesopotamia delle ziqqurat o la Cina della Grande Muraglia, era già nata in un remoto angolo dell’Oceano Pacifico? Dovremmo riscrivere la storia.E’ esattamente quello che potrebbe accadere se la misteriosa struttura scoperta sui fondali di Yonaguni, l’ultima isola delle Ryukyu, l’arcipelago più a Sud del Giappone, si rivelasse la più antica costruzione dell’uomo. Si troverebbero le prove dell’esistenza del leggendario Mu, un enorme continente inabissatosi nell’Oceano Pacifico. Una seconda Atlantide, dopo quella, altrettanto misteriosa, collocata nell’Oceano Atlantico. Un mitico continente Il mito di Mu è stato tramandato by James Churchward, a British colonel long detached colonial Empire in the East britannico.Nel 1868, the colonel said of being in possession of some clay tablets for centuries in a remote abandoned monastery East, which bore engraved, in a mysterious writing The history of this continent. According to the tablet, Mu was a huge continent where about 50 million years ago would have been home life. The people of Mu worship the sun, which the king was a direct issue, and would have colonized the world, assigning each country to a sovereign, "son of the Sun." A busy and prosperous civilization that would have perished in a sudden heyday: about 25 thousand years ago, in fact, violentissimi terremoti e maremoti si sarebbero abbattuti su questa terra facendola sprofondare negli abissi. Per i successivi cinquant’anni Churchward si dedicò alla decifrazione delle tavolette e a viaggi intorno al mondo per raccogliere tutte le informazioni possibili su questa presunta culla della civiltà umana. Ma senza successo. Finchè quasi cento anni dopo, nel 1985, il giapponese Kikachiro Aratake, una guida subacquea di Yonaguni, durante un’immersione a circa 150 metri al largo dell’isola, fece la sensazionale scoperta: un’enorme struttura di pietra, dall’aspetto simile a una piramide, che si ergeva a una profondità di 25 metri. Yonaguni è situata molto più a Ovest rispetto alla zona dove Churchward Mu was located, but it may be a first clue.
The hidden staircase "I swam when the current pushed me suddenly appeared before him a steep stone wall," recalls Aratake. "I had to cling with his hands along the rock to the structure and not be pushed away. After the long walk I found myself diving in front of a breathtaking spectacle: the front was crossed by flights of steps, each of which led to terraces on various levels, in an uneven set, but I continue to the summit. The building was so perfect that I expected any moment to see someone get out. But the only inhabitants were the fish that swam around me, and the silence of the place was broken only by the beat of my heart. " The news of the discovery was disclosed to the scientific community in 1986 and only since 1990 the area was declared an official archaeological site. But what is this sort of pyramid? How and when was flooded? is really the work of man or is a freak of nature? Newton has asked Ma-Saak Kimura, a professor at the University of Oceano-graphy of the Ryukyu and "academic father" of the site. "The irregularity of the structure and size have made it difficult to reconstruct the appearance of the whole," begins the scholar. "And the harsh environmental conditions (such as the Kuroshio, the strong warm current in the Pacific and the monsoons which prevent diving for many months a year) has delayed operations. Finally, "says Kimura," we were able to measure the structure: it is one huge block of rock along 200 feet wide and 150 high around 20. To establish at which age they go back we need to do analysis. The complete submersion of the place would have been caused by rising sea levels since the last ice age, ie at least 9-10000 years ago, but it is also plausible that this is a newer building, built between 4000 and 400 BC. When underwater guided tour Kimura begins to describe "his" palace, it seems almost to swim among the most important parts of the structure. "The first thing you notice in the lower section is a corridor that extends along the entire perimeter and which describes the western, a perfect curve around the wall," said the expert. "From the south façade, the main one, start at the stairs leading to the area of \u200b\u200bthe terraces (West) and what we have called" sacred "(East)." The stairs, with well-defined steps and rather high, are one of the points on which most often suffers Kimura attacks by supporters of the thesis for which we would be faced with the work of nature, not man. "Without doubt the steps of some stairs are tall, some even one meter, so as to be hard to reach for the man. Objection to which I reply that in five steps, three are "fit for human step," perfectly viable. " But this is not the only evidence for the hypothesis that the construction is man, according to the Japanese oceanographer. "The pyramid is a monolith, ie a single block of stone, but during testing we found several additional stones in various shapes and sizes," says Kimura. "That team, focused only in the vicinity of the pyramid, they seem to fragments resulting from processing the structure (for example, the carving of the terraces and staircases). The round stones, however, could be part of a rudimentary system to drain rainwater. They are, in fact, concentrated only near grooves carved on rock surfaces, which probably served as gutters. "Welcome to the sacred place you go up the stairs to the east leads to the highest section, the one that Kimura describes as" sacred. " On this side were found a number of curious relics, of which, however, still unknown functions. "First of all, a" sculpture "like a bird of stone, then a sort of" tank "by the triangular profile carved into the rock," describes enthusiastic scholar. "Finally, a block of stone carved in the shape of a turtle that invokes the so-called kamekobaka (literally" tombs tortoise shell "), also found in Okinawa, the main island of the Ryukyu." In the north, the center of a dais, is the true object of worship, a sort of dolmen consists of a horizontal rock 3 meters by 3 meters, supported by two smaller round stones. Not far from the temple was found another strange finding: a megalith like the famous statues on Easter Island, the Moai. "This is a large oval stone with a series of notches at the top that seem to draw a face," Kimura said. "In the horizontal cracks that are embedded in the eyes are two stones that could represent the pupils." To confirm the hypothesis that it is a temple built by man, Kimura detects a monument to the close proximity of the Tropic of Cancer. "This precise geographic position, in my opinion, it could indicate that the ancient builders" had precise astronomical knowledge. "
But who built this "pyramid"? Kimura will not lean. "The most plausible hypothesis is that it is the work of the population came from the coasts in Southeast Asia following the migration routes of large prehistoric" says the professor. However, with regard to the type of civilization of the men who built the company did not know much. "The findings do suggest a social organization with an advanced development technology: this mysterious people had to be able to carry out building work on a large scale, objects of stone and rock engravings, which may be signs of a pictographic writing system" . Some carvings found at the site of Yonaguni, in fact, are very similar to those of a stele in the Museum of Okinawa's main island of the Ryukyu, but still not dated or deciphered. "One of the symbols of this stele" says Kimura, "seems an underwater temple. If so, it could indicate that the structure had already disappeared in the times of the stela. " The story from the depths are still many mysteries surrounding Yonaguni. It will take time to determine if the "temple" is proof that Colonel Churchward tried for a living. "I do not know whether it is the decisive proof of the existence of the mythical continent of Mu," said Kimura. "Of course, this rock is engraved on an important page of history. We just have to learn to read. "
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