What Scientists Found in Turkey Has Left People Speechless

Located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, Turkey is a country with a rich culture and long history. It’s not surprising that it’s filled with remarkable archeological discoveries. With its strategic position, Turkey has been a melting pot of various civilizations and has witnessed the rise and fall of numerous empires. Recently, these discoveries buried by the sands of time have been revealing themselves.

From a miracle plant to thousand-year-old baby mummies, here are 20 shocking things recently discovered in Turkey.

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[arturamatuni]

Turkey is oldest country ???? Everything in Turkey?? Wow. I thought they comes to that area in 14- century??!!

[Jay-yzke]

I have visited Turkey twice. It is totally awesome. I was only able to visit from Ankara west. Would love to visit the eastern half. I would recommend a visit to Turkey to everyone.

[lzdmglg]

The narrator seems unaffected by speechlessness..

[hroververi]

Rich culture and long history! BUT WITHOUT TURKS, HAHAHA!!!

[larrysepicmovies]

I visited Ephesus and was truly amazed. Fantastic experience.

[bethbartlett]

These underground city works are far more likely to be from 11, 000 BCE and earlier.
Underground Cities and Tunnels span all over Turkey, and are said to go as far as Western Europe, and Southwest to the Levant.

They are all under Egypt and many say they span regions of the USA, including waterway that submarines can travel.

[juliehake]

Wonderful man and others who created this green area for the world…

[gelderstrotsvaderland]

Turkey wasn't there 1000 years ago 😮 ... don't lie

[lzdmglg]

Some reckon the underground cities in Turkey were used to avoid rains of fire and brimstone that had earlier occurred.

[deecooper]

This is truly amazing. You don’t hear much about finding things like this in Turkey. At least I haven’t.
Thank you for sharing this. Especially the underground living space….👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

[randallhesse]

The legendary city of Troy found in Turkey by the archeologist Heinrich Schliemann 👍

[davidcrownover]

Turkey contains some of the oldest cities in the world. Please do a documentary on Duruncuyu, sp ? Gobeckli-Tepe. and other cities.

[lzdmglg]

How about providing a way to order seeds of that so-called miracle plant.

[spocker]

Turkey is the most amazing piece of land

[kathleennorton]

I can't believe the inhumanity of a culture that has their gladiators have to fight to the death, with the crowds cheering them on.

[castroericcastillo]

That plant this exist but people mistake it is weed in their gardens

[jleonjackson]

I can't comment on it because I'm speechless!

[motownbiker]

That miracle plant kinda resembles the plant in the Sumerian Annunaki wall murals showing the pine cones and handbags. A contraceptive plant to control the noisy human population would have been very useful to the Anunnaki.

[adahill]

I, ve been visiting Gobekli Tepe, Sanli Urfa ( Abrahams place) Mount Nemrut, Antakya /Antioch, Adana, Istanbul, Efes and many more places in Turkey. I love History and the Book of Jasher.

[jatinderscheema]

It is very nice video explaining very important things. It will be more interesting if the place of event is pin pointed on a map prior to explanation.