13. Turkey’s Newest Ancient Underground City Accidentally Discovered by Workers
Location: Turkey’s Nevsehir
The year 2019 was found.
Estimated Value: N/A
While working on an urban regeneration project in Turkey’s Nevsehir Province in 2019, workers made an unexpected and eerie discovery. 370 feet below the surface was a 5,000-year-old city spanning 100 acres (five million square feet).
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There were tunnels, residences, places of worship, and more in the three-story metropolis. Neveshir’s flooding issues could be explained by the fact that portions of the city were flooded. Anthropologists in Turkey believe that a little figurine found in one of the rooms of this long-lost sanctuary served as some kind of symbol for the ancient occupants of this underground metropolis.
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