Recently, a team of researchers discovered a giant underwater
pyramid beneath the Sea of Galilee. What is the Galilee Anomaly?
What is the Galilee Anomaly? Well, it looks like we’ve got
another Baltic Anomaly on our hands. Here are the details.
During the summer of 2003, a sonar survey captured an image of a
large cone-shaped structure in the southwest part of the Sea of
Galilee. Almost ten years later, divers finally investigated the
strange underwater pyramid. They found “a conical stone pile
built of large, natural, unhewn basalt cobbles and boulders” at
a depth of 220 meters. The underwater pyramid rises 10 meters
off the seafloor with a diameter of 70 meters. Incidentally, the
individual boulders show no signs of human activity. “Close
inspection by scuba diving revealed that the structure is made
of basalt boulders up to 1 m long with no apparent construction
pattern. The boulders have natural faces with no signs of
cutting or chiselling. Similarly, we did not find any sign of
arrangement or walls that