The Secrets Of Turkey's Ancient Underground Cities

Join us on a remarkable journey through time as we delve into the mysterious underground cities of Turkey. Unearthed from beneath the earth's surface, these hidden labyrinths tell the tales of ancient civilizations that once thrived here.

From the famous Derinkuyu to the intricate multi-level passageways of Kaymaklı, witness the marvels of engineering that have stood the test of time. Discover the secrets of these subterranean sanctuaries, their historical significance, and the ingenious ways they protected and sustained communities.

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[oranjwon]

I read about homes in Turkey carved out of stone that people were living in. I think they have all been abandoned (its been 20 years since I read it). I think these structures are probably meant to be temporary abodes, as the homes were abandoned due to a high concentration of mesothelioma in its residents. The cancer was found to be caused by the rock dust. The book was "The Secret Life of Dust". Great read, not for the squeamish.

[tarikreed]

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[starbudgie]

They are "hobbit" homes, hence the ceiling height. Tolkien got it right. The people were called Vanites or Van/Ban/Bon [Laurence Waddell "Phoenician Origins of the Scots, Britons and Anglo Saxons"], and are the oldest race of Man [Fifth Epochal Revelation].

[shutincharlie]

As the Gaza tunnels are unveiled it is easy to see how, why and how quickly tunnels can be created