In addition to the many magnificent historical monuments in Greece, the country has several unique sunken cities and archaeological sites.
These submerged sites aren't mere shipwrecks or antiquities but fully submerged settlements once teeming with life. Each sunken "Atlantis" boasts...
Undisturbed from the summer crowds, Pavlopetri lies peacefully under the soft waves of the Myrtoan Sea. It is the world's oldest sunken city, located in Vatika Bay in the eastern part of the Peloponnese of Greece. Even on a...
Marine traffic now threatens the sunken city of Pavlopetri, which existed for more than 5000 years, off the coast of the Peloponnesian peninsula. The ancient Greek city, lying just 10 feet below the sea's surface, could be destroyed because of...
Located off the Peloponnesean coast lies a secret treasure of antiquity: the ancient city of Pavlopetri. This magical city is thought to have been submerged due to a series of earthquakes which occurred around 1000 BC.
Dating back 5,000 years,...
Pavlopetri is an ancient Greek city that has been submerged off the coast of southern Laconia in Peloponnese, Greece, by a series of consecutive earth tremors around 1,000 BCE and consists the oldest underwater archaeological town site in the world,...
One of the oldest submerged archaeological town sites in the world is located underwater off the coast of southern Lakonia in Greece.
BBC Two follows the workings of a group of experts from the UK and Greece to digitally re-create...
