Sentence examples for submerged ruins from inspiring English sources

We investigated submerged ruins from the 1923 Nebukawa landslide, which was caused by the 1923 Kanto earthquake.

This is not only an archaeological adventure story about divers exploring submerged ruins but an explosive new body of evidence about Egypt's dynamic role in the history of Homer's "wine dark sea".

YONAGUNI ISLAND, Japan Thisis remote island in the rough East China Sea is known for its gigantic moths, fiery Okinawan alcohol and an offshore rock formation that some believe to be the submerged ruins of a lost, Atlantis-like civilization.

This paper describes the results of a multidisciplinary study of four geoarchaeological sites on the Sorrento Peninsula coast (Italy) where the submerged ruins of Roman buildings have enabled the ancient position of both the sea level and the coastline to be reconstructed.

An element of rivalry enlivens pairings like Sage's "Midnight Street" and Tanguy's "There, Motion Has Not Yet Ceased," with their near-identical compositions, and the competing visions of submerged ruins in her "Bounded on the West by Land Under Water" and his well-known "Fear".

By swimming deep within the city's submerged ruins and translating underwater murals, Milo helps Kida uncover the nature of the Heart of Atlantis: it supplies the Atlanteans with power and longevity through the crystals worn around their necks.

In the Catskills, where Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo led a helicopter tour of suffering towns, cars were submerged, crops ruined and roads washed out.

Scientists examining the long-term effects of global warming and rising sea levels have found that about 20% of the precious sites —including Pompeii, Carthage, and the Tower of London may be submerged and ruined over the next 2000 years, according to a story in Discovery News and an article in Environmental Research Letters.

In both cases, lovers of ancient culture were outraged to learn that the building of a dam was about to submerge unique ruins.

Described as one of the UK's worst natural disasters in modern times, the Great North Sea Flood inundated 1,000 miles of coastline and left 380 square miles of land submerged under seawater, ruining vast areas of valuable farmland.

When Katrina hit, the entire building was completely submerged in water, ruining the minimal amount of work I had done and turning the place into a total loss.