What do you think this is?

[Genesis]

might be an etching or an old cave painting....

It looks like an animal that Hannibal used in combat.

Then again, that guy was a enemy to the Roman Empire anyways... or was it the Persians?

[Semicolon]

might be an etching or an old cave painting....

It looks like an animal that Hannibal used in combat.

Then again, that guy was a enemy to the Roman Empire anyways... or was it the Persians?

The object is underwater, Hannibal used elephants and he was an enemy of the Romans.

[Trigger 11]

Looks like a crude version of the Millennium Falcon.

[P7PSP]

The secret underwater HQ of Ernst Stavro Blofeld. 

[Al Swearegen]

Chewbacca will be pretty soggy by now

[P7PSP]

  After long submergence he would look like the green one on War Of The Gargantuas.

[Jesse]

Something is submerged. cold, icy and eternally frostbitten. oh whats this? must be my TV dinner, 

[Semicolon]

The secret underwater HQ of Ernst Stavro Blofeld. 

['andersom']

It wasn't destroyed by hitting water. it was shot down, 500 years ago or so those peoples of that area witness a bunch of UFO's fighting.
There's even a famous painting depicting the scene.

And it could be a rock. but the explorers say whenever they get real close to it with there robots to get a better look it completely messes up there electrical equipment because it has some sort of magnetic field. rocks also can be magnetic, but I don't really know if it would interfear with modern day equipment

Richard, Seriously?  Shot down 500 years ago with what?

With rocks and boulders of course. Using catapults.   

["couldbecousin"]

I googled it. It's on the bottom of the Baltic Sea, between Sweden and Finland. No one knows what it is 

  You and odeon are going to have to check this out. 

["couldbecousin"]

Something is submerged. cold, icy and eternally frostbitten. oh whats this? must be my TV dinner, 

  Might be better to leave it where it is.  If you ever saw The Thing, you know what I mean. 

[RageBeoulve]

I'm kinda stoked to see what they find out about the ruins in the Mediterranean.

[Gopher Gary]

It wasn't destroyed by hitting water. it was shot down, 500 years ago or so those peoples of that area witness a bunch of UFO's fighting.
There's even a famous painting depicting the scene.

And it could be a rock. but the explorers say whenever they get real close to it with there robots to get a better look it completely messes up there electrical equipment because it has some sort of magnetic field. rocks also can be magnetic, but I don't really know if it would interfear with modern day equipment

Richard, Seriously?  Shot down 500 years ago with what?

With rocks and boulders of course. Using catapults.   

Come on, ladies. Obviously it was shot down by another space ship. 

['andersom']

It wasn't destroyed by hitting water. it was shot down, 500 years ago or so those peoples of that area witness a bunch of UFO's fighting.
There's even a famous painting depicting the scene.

And it could be a rock. but the explorers say whenever they get real close to it with there robots to get a better look it completely messes up there electrical equipment because it has some sort of magnetic field. rocks also can be magnetic, but I don't really know if it would interfear with modern day equipment

Richard, Seriously?  Shot down 500 years ago with what?

With rocks and boulders of course. Using catapults.   

Come on, ladies. Obviously it was shot down by another space ship. 

Yes, by a medieval space ship, fully armed with catapults. 

[conlang returns]

Might've been replicators.  Better stay away.  They seek out technology.