Evidence of highly advanced civilizations and kingdoms predating the Ice Age has captivated researchers, who are constantly seeking to unravel new mysteries. The latest revelation revolves around the intriguing discovery of “Greater Dria,” initiated by Douwe Van Hinsbergen’s examination of rocks beneath the Mediterranean Sea in a September 2019 article. The findings surpassed all expectations.

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Douwe Van Hinsbergen and his colleagues, now etched in history, were the first to unveil the true extent of “Greater Dria.” Their research unveiled that this ancient civilization met its demise approximately 140 million years ago. Contrary to popular belief, it wasn’t submerged by water but rather by the convergence of the entire European continent.

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The ruins of Greater Dria now lie buried beneath the modern territories of Italy, Greece, and the Baltic states, a result of the collision of the two continents. The location of the Realms, a subject of speculation for a considerable period, has finally been uncovered, bringing answers to the forefront.

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