Archeologists Scouring Turkey’s Largest Lake Uncovered A Mysterious Long Lost Kingdom

A group of underwater explorers (Archeologists) are investigating the depths of Turkey’s Largest Lake. Locals have regaled the team with fantastical stories of Mysterious Long Lost Kingdom and priceless treasures buried deep beneath the surface. But what they are about to discover is a hidden secret that has been kept out of view for thousands of years.
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[sacagawea]

A full scan of the lake needs to be done soon!

[rickyhurtt]

I see in some of the carvings there are those guys holding the same bags you see them holding all across the world

[michellechambers]

They know what's down there.
Thank goodness for the independent researchers!
Wait till you hear what this is, !
Matthew LaCroix knows
Go check him out
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[davidburns]

please don't swing the camera across so fast - it makes readers dizzy

[thomaszaccone]

If those ruins were so recent, why are they below the surface? Earthquakes? It's had to believe the lake expanded to that depth in less than 1000 years.
Turkey is a giant museum. There are lost civilizations everywhere there.

[penneyburgess]

Even if it’s medieval, it’s history and should be preserved and studied.

[BigRick]

Having AI create the narrative makes for some errors. The descriptive nuance of the word for "castle" is not the same as "palace." I do believe we've just heard our first AI interpretation of a compiled text. That may actually be more interesting than the history.

[allenrhys]

Fascinating of course. But the still shots are unimpressive, there is no sketch or pattern to illustrate what was found, and is it a castle or city or both....It's a muddled presentation.

[nickgharibian]

Urartu is Assyrian pronouncing of Ararat- which are current Armenians. By the way they were links with their neighbors in the east- Hitites which is English version- original name is Khateh/Khet.
This is turkey trying to whitewash history as part of their bigger picture of total cultural destruction and eliminations of anything Armenian.

[Tamara-nnwr]

Urartu is Armenian Kingdom. Yerevan, the name of capital if Armenia, comes from Erebuni. Turkey was established in 1453 AD.

[gamerk]

Fun fact : Armenians have been there for over 7800 years.. turkey only occupied it a 100 years ago

[bastrous]

The Cold Water flagellants should do more research themselves before pontificating from their ‘Ivory Towers’ on obviously incredibly ancient stone structures hundreds of feet below the surface.

[jimcunningham]

If you can't closed caption it i won't watch

[KT-enpq]

King Hayk descendant of Japeth. Not Uratian

[apakansaja]

*They shud pump out all the water of LakeVan to really understand and study the ancient civilisation.*

[-lo]

they’re not Urartian because they’re older civilisations

[bonniemurrell]

These are the survivors of the Noah story. Please see Matthew Lecroixx (name is spelled wrong, sorry)

[RobertArmani]

Nice made up story from distorted information that will make money for someone.

[pughoneycutt]

15 minutes of bla, bla, bla, to deliver 3 minutes of information

[aceshott]

Show me pictures that don’t relate to the story I can’t tell which ones are real and which ones are fake or not related
Is this AI, lol so bad