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18th-Century Ship Found at Trade Center Site
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Crazy, hunh?
Underground - under everyone's feet this entire time.
Absolutely amazing.
Underground - under everyone's feet this entire time.
Absolutely amazing.
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Agreed its absolutely amazing, that we have things underground all the time with out even knowing it...
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I never knew until I saw this, but Manhattan has expanded its landmass over the years. There's probably a ton of cool stuff burried there that used to be underwater. This website has an interactive graphic that shows the changes since 1660.
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