Ancient Greeks Removed 170,000 Cubic Meters of Stone to Build This Harbor, Then It Sank 8 Feet Underwater
The Greeks who settled Cyrene needed a harbor worthy of their ambitions, so they reshaped an entire coastline, stone by stone, to get one. It was a remarkable feat of engineering, but they had no idea what lay beneath it.
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Ancient Greeks Removed 170,000 Cubic Meters of Stone to Build This Harbor, Then It Sank 8 Feet Underwater Why it matters: Deprecations can break production agents quickly. Teams should audit dependencies and ship migration patches before cutoffs. Source: The Daily Galaxy htt...
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