When did you accept God in your life, or realize you did not believe in him?

Nothing that I read told where those chariot wheels were found in the Red Sea. But apparently, most of the claims turn out to be coral formations. Here's one of the chariot wheels, you tell me what it looks like.

 

I do know that Ancient Egypt had a waste management program that collected wastes and dumped it in the Nile River using barges. I also know that Modern Egypt has put quite a few laws in place to protect the Red Sea from the pollution of waste disposal. So I can probably assume that at one time Ancient Egypt dumped solid wastes in the Red Sea using barges. This fits because it is my understanding that along with the broken chariot wheels they found other solid wastes that covered many of the different periods of Egypt.

 

Looks like coral that formed over a wheel. The oceans of the world are covered with such things. Every ship or structure resting on the ocean floor within a few miles of shore will look something like that within a few years. Coral is an animal that attaches itself to a solid object, be it stone, steel, or any other solid surface. It doesn't just pick a spot on the sand and start growing.

 

That is another plausible explanation, G. Not an exclusive one, but certainly a plausible one.

 

I just wanted to post here that I haven't forgotten. I'm still doing research as time allows, though admittedly I haven't gotten very far yet.