Deep Sea Detectives - More Secret Underwater Caves
Back for another round...let's hope this time the skills have improved:
More Secret Underwater Caves.
Airs on Monday, June 20 at 10:00pm ET (History Channel)
For more than a thousand years, the TaĆ#no people flourished on the islands comprising the Greater Antilles--modern-day Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic. Five centuries ago, they seemingly vanished--millions of people gone in the blink of an eye. The DSD team explores the archaeological record, a lost city deep in the jungle, disturbing legends, and secret water-filled caves to learn how a people rich in natural resources could so quickly fall victim to malnutrition and unspeakable violence. The most sacred of their caves, known as "eyes of the beast", hold artifacts in their murky depths that may reveal the true fate of the TaĆ#no. TVPG
For those of you who missed the first round:
Secret Underwater Caves.
Airs on Monday, June 20 at 11:00pm ET (History Channel)
Within the Island of Cozumel in Mexico, there winds a 6-mile underwater cave system named Cueva Quebrada. Almost a mile from any entrance lies a significant cache of Mayan artifacts, a burial mound, found in 1991 by cave explorers Jeff Bozanic and Steve Ormeroid. How did the Mayans place these objects a mile back into the cave system? Deep Sea Detective John Chatterton trains to become a cave diver and uses the newest technology for a deep and treacherous dive to solve the mystery. TVP
