In the Baltic Sea, there’s a chain of islands where the map doesn’t always tell the whole truth. From a meteorite crater revered as a pagan holy site to a kingdom founded on a bureaucratic typo, the West Estonian Archipelago is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve that doubles as one of Europe’s most enigmatic historical puzzles. The post Meteorites, micronations, and ‘dead songs’: Is this Europe’s most mysterious archipelago? appeared first on Adventure.com.