The explorations conducted in the Gulf of Cambay waters revealed sandstone walls, a grid of streets and some evidence of a sea port 70 feet under water. This means that the city must have existed before the flooding, i.e. It clearly seems a man made piece of wall Many rock like this can be found near sea. to the time when the area submerged under water. Yet the ruins below the Gulf of Cambay go back at least 9 thousand years, i.e. Mainstream scientists maintain that ancient Indian culture/civilization goes back some 4-5 thousand years. The comparative study of surrounding sites indicates that the date of the structures of Dwarka may be between Historical period and late medieval period. These findings suggest that Dwarka was one of the most busy port centers during the past on the west coast of India. Besides these structures, a large number of varieties of stone anchors have been noticed along the structures as well as beyond 36 m water depth. They are randomly scattered over a vast area. Marine archaeological explorations off Dwarka have brought to light a large number of stone structures, which are semicircular, rectangular and square in shape in water depth ranging from inter tidal zone to 36 metres (120 feet). According to ancient Sanskrit literature, the Lord Krishna founded the holy city of Dwarka, which subsequently got submerged under sea. Dwarka, one of the best-studied underwater sites in India, has commanded much attraction, also because the site is considered as one of the four Dhamas (sacred place for pilgrimage) of the Hindu religion.
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