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What is the record for the deepest archaeological find ?

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What is the record for the deepest archaeological find ?

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  1. it'll be some shipwrecks that have only been photographed by Remote Operated Vehicles or sonar imaging.  INA have found a submarine at 17,000 feet ...

    not that long ago but still falls within the definition of archaeology


  2. It may be the wreck of the Mardi Gra off Louisiana at 4000 feet.

    They are actually going to excavate....

  3. deepest ? how far under the earth , or deepest as far as time goes ?

  4. In a cave, deep inside the cave and, buried in a formation of calcium deposits and forever entombed but, can be clearly seen is the complete skeleton of a Neanderthal, in England. It's called the "Cheese man" from Chesbourough, England.

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