Alexandria

Alexandria was a Greco-Roman city at the Western end of the Mediterranean on the Nile Delta, and was the Greatest of all cities named after Alexander the Great.
In AD 335 a series of earthquakes and tidal waves, as well as the continuous slow subsiding of the land caused most of the Ptolemaic city to plunge into the Sea.
In the Early 1980's, the underwater explorer Franck Goddio first began to dive for the lost royal city, using Historical documents as a guide; however it was not until 1992 when Franck Goddio and his Paris-based European Institute for Underwater Archaeology, electronicall…