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Drs. Greg & Lora Little, from the Ancient Mysteries Newsletter
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Report on June 2006 Bimini Archaeological Expedition:
Anchors & Wedge Stones Recovered—Verifies Ancient Breakwater
New Underwater Stone Formation Discovered
by Dr. Greg Little © 2006 — text & photos

New Site Discovered

On the final day of the expedition, Bill Donato wanted to look at the area around Paradise Point, the highest point on the shore and site of Bimini's most recognizable landmark. The May 2005 expedition made an aerial survey of the area taking both video and still photos. Inspection of the best digital images from this survey reveals that two large lines of stone are present in the shallow water off this portion of the island. However, on the current trip the area was nearly clean of sand revealing a massive, long line of stones arranged on an elevated strip of the bottom. GPS coordinates reveal that the formation is about 675-feet long and has a curved end, forming a J. It appears to have been a breakwater enclosing a harbor near the shore of the present island.

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