ANTALYA, KAS - TURKEY - SEPTEMBER 22: A view of the ongoing preparations for "Lycia-Kas Underwater Art Park" in Kas, Antalya, where copies of historical artifacts from the Lycian civilisation smuggled from the region to be exhibited under the sea, are about the come to an end on September 22, 2021. The 658 lost and forgotten artifacts covering approximately 10 acres underwater were meticulously lowered into the sea by divers for the visitors. ( Sukru Gursoy - Anadolu Agency )

ANTALYA, KAS - TURKEY - SEPTEMBER 22: A view of the ongoing preparations for "Lycia-Kas Underwater Art Park" in Kas, Antalya, where copies of historical artifacts from the Lycian civilisation smuggled from the region to be exhibited under the sea, are about the come to an end on September 22, 2021. The 658 lost and forgotten artifacts covering approximately 10 acres underwater were meticulously lowered into the sea by divers for the visitors. ( Sukru Gursoy - Anadolu Agency )

ANTALYA, KAS - TURKEY - SEPTEMBER 22: A view of the ongoing preparations for "Lycia-Kas Underwater Art Park" in Kas, Antalya, where copies of historical artifacts from the Lycian civilisation smuggled from the region to be exhibited under the sea, are about the come to an end on September 22, 2021. The 658 lost and forgotten artifacts covering approximately 10 acres underwater were meticulously lowered into the sea by divers for the visitors. ( Sukru Gursoy - Anadolu Agency )

ANTALYA, KAS - TURKEY - SEPTEMBER 22: A view of the ongoing preparations for "Lycia-Kas Underwater Art Park" in Kas, Antalya, where copies of historical artifacts from the Lycian civilisation smuggled from the region to be exhibited under the sea, are about the come to an end on September 22, 2021. The 658 lost and forgotten artifacts covering approximately 10 acres underwater were meticulously lowered into the sea by divers for the visitors. ( Sukru Gursoy - Anadolu Agency )

ANTALYA, KAS - TURKEY - SEPTEMBER 22: A view of the ongoing preparations for "Lycia-Kas Underwater Art Park" in Kas, Antalya, where copies of historical artifacts from the Lycian civilisation smuggled from the region to be exhibited under the sea, are about the come to an end on September 22, 2021. The 658 lost and forgotten artifacts covering approximately 10 acres underwater were meticulously lowered into the sea by divers for the visitors. ( Sukru Gursoy - Anadolu Agency )

ANTALYA, KAS - TURKEY - SEPTEMBER 22: A view of the ongoing preparations for "Lycia-Kas Underwater Art Park" in Kas, Antalya, where copies of historical artifacts from the Lycian civilisation smuggled from the region to be exhibited under the sea, are about the come to an end on September 22, 2021. The 658 lost and forgotten artifacts covering approximately 10 acres underwater were meticulously lowered into the sea by divers for the visitors. ( Sukru Gursoy - Anadolu Agency )

ANTALYA, KAS - TURKEY - SEPTEMBER 22: A view of the ongoing preparations for "Lycia-Kas Underwater Art Park" in Kas, Antalya, where copies of historical artifacts from the Lycian civilisation smuggled from the region to be exhibited under the sea, are about the come to an end on September 22, 2021. The 658 lost and forgotten artifacts covering approximately 10 acres underwater were meticulously lowered into the sea by divers for the visitors. ( Sukru Gursoy - Anadolu Agency )

ANTALYA, KAS - TURKEY - SEPTEMBER 22: A view of the ongoing preparations for "Lycia-Kas Underwater Art Park" in Kas, Antalya, where copies of historical artifacts from the Lycian civilisation smuggled from the region to be exhibited under the sea, are about the come to an end on September 22, 2021. The 658 lost and forgotten artifacts covering approximately 10 acres underwater were meticulously lowered into the sea by divers for the visitors. ( Sukru Gursoy - Anadolu Agency )

ANTALYA, KAS - TURKEY - SEPTEMBER 22: A view of the ongoing preparations for "Lycia-Kas Underwater Art Park" in Kas, Antalya, where copies of historical artifacts from the Lycian civilisation smuggled from the region to be exhibited under the sea, are about the come to an end on September 22, 2021. The 658 lost and forgotten artifacts covering approximately 10 acres underwater were meticulously lowered into the sea by divers for the visitors. ( Sukru Gursoy - Anadolu Agency )