Underwater Museum for Egypt Sunken Treasures

clipped from news.nationalgeographic.com A proposed underwater museum in Alexandria, Egypt, came closer to reality in September 2008, when the UN established a committee to aid the design process with the Egyptian government. Fiberglass tunnels would connect aboveground galleries to the underwater facility, where antiquities would be visible in their natural resting places at the site of Cleopatra's now sunken palace.