The Astonishing Discovery of a 9,000-Year Old Stonehenge Structure Beneath Lake Michigan

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Hidden beneath the tranquil waters of Lake Michigan, an astonishing discovery has emerged, a 9,00 year old Stonehenge like structure. In November of 2020 it was reported that researchers had uncovered a stone structure estimated to be around 9,000 years old, resting approximately 50 feet underwater. This remarkable find, reminiscent of Stonehenge, has some asking who made this structure that is older than the Pyramids?

A scuba diver explores an ancient underwater Stonehenge Like structure beneath Lake Michigan — In the murky depths of Lake Michigan's Grand Traverse Bay, a diver explores a mysterious ancient structure recently uncovered alongside sunken boats and cars, using advanced sonar techniques in archaeological research.

What does this Stonehenge like Structure in Lake Michigan Reveal?

A team of underwater archaeologists made this groundbreaking discovery using advanced sonar technology. During their exploration, formations suspected to be natural rock clusters revealed themselves to be meticulously arranged stones, much like the iconic Stonehenge in England.

This revelation raises compelling questions: Was this structure used for ceremonies? Did it serve as an observatory for tracking celestial events?

But there is another piece to this discovery, one of the stones has markings that resemble a creature we know today as a Mastodon. Archeology World states:

"Viewed together, they suggest the outlines of a mastodon-like back, hump, head, trunk, tusk, triangular-shaped ear and parts of legs, he said. We couldn’t believe what we were looking at,” said Greg MacMaster, president of the underwater preserve council."