Storm Harry exposes Neapolis. ruins on Tunisia beach. Storm surge pushed seawater several meters inland, flooding roads and damaging homes Coastal erosion accelerated when waters receded Large sections of beach were stripped of sand, revealing man-made stone structures beneath
Storm Harry exposed ancient ruins on a Tunisian beach! Seawater pushed several meters inland, then stripped away sand to reveal columns, carved stone blocks, and wall fragments. Local residents spotted what appears to be Neapolis. Experts urge caution until surveys confirm age and significance. Coastal location means these ruins likely vanish without preservation.
Key Facts
- Storm surge pushed seawater several meters inland, flooding roads and damaging homes
- Coastal erosion accelerated when waters receded
- Large sections of beach were stripped of sand, revealing man-made stone structures beneath
- Local residents noticed columns, carved stone blocks, and fragments of walls protruding from exposed shoreline
- Findings are not officially confirmed and experts urge caution regarding interpretation
- On-site surveys will document remains to determine age and historical significance
- Due to coastal location, ruins will likely disappear again without preservation
Related site: Neapolis — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
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