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A man knocked down a basement wall, finding a 2,000-year-old underground vity Chasing his chickens through a hole in his basement during renovations came across an abandoned underground city that once housed 20,000 people The ancient city of Elengubu, known today as Derinkuyu

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Derinkuyu also known as Elengubu, is an ancient multi-level underground city near the modern town of Derinkuyu in Nevşehir Province, Turkey, extending to a depth of approximately (280 ft). It is large enough to have sheltered as many as 20,000 to 30,000 people. Billy Carson

Derinkuyu also known as Elengubu, is an ancient multi-level underground city near the modern town of Derinkuyu in Nevşehir Province, Turkey, extending to a depth of approximately (280 ft). It is large enough to have sheltered as many as 20,000 to 30,000 people. Billy Carson

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🚨Joe Rogan: Did an Advanced Ancient Civilization live underground due to climate? Rogan: "So, a guy kept losing his chickens. They would go through a hole and they would never come out. So, this guy was like, "Well, where the f*ck are these chickens going?" So, they broke down the wall to figure out where the chickens go. And they found an underground city that can hold 20,000 people." Its not the only subterranean structures like this to be found. Is this whats under the great pyramids? Source:

🚨Joe Rogan: Did an Advanced Ancient Civilization live underground due to climate? Rogan: "So, a guy kept losing his chickens. They would go through a hole and they would never come out. So, this guy was like, "Well, where the f*ck are these chickens going?" So, they broke down the wall to figure out where the chickens go. And they found an underground city that can hold 20,000 people." Its not the only subterranean structures like this to be found. Is this whats under the great pyramids? Source:

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It's not a coincidence that the ancient underground city of Derinkuyu was built 4,400 feet above sea level and right within the area of the Levant Magnetic Anomaly, which showed unusually high magnetic field intensity during the Bronze Age Collapse. In my opinion, this city was a doomsday vault built before 1300 BC to preserve humanity, livestock, and seeds during the Bronze Age Collapse and the Sterno-Etrussia geomagnetic excursion. The higher elevation, the higher local magnetic anomaly. The vastness of the tunnels makes this place a perfect survival vault. Inside, there was room for over 22,000 people and their livestock. This underground city was discovered in 1963 when a local man was renovating his basement. While knocking down a wall, he unexpectedly uncovered a hidden passageway leading into a vast subterranean complex.

It's not a coincidence that the ancient underground city of Derinkuyu was built 4,400 feet above sea level and right within the area of the Levant Magnetic Anomaly, which showed unusually high magnetic field intensity during the Bronze Age Collapse. In my opinion, this city was a doomsday vault built before 1300 BC to preserve humanity, livestock, and seeds during the Bronze Age Collapse and the Sterno-Etrussia geomagnetic excursion. The higher elevation, the higher local magnetic anomaly. The vastness of the tunnels makes this place a perfect survival vault. Inside, there was room for over 22,000 people and their livestock. This underground city was discovered in 1963 when a local man was renovating his basement. While knocking down a wall, he unexpectedly uncovered a hidden passageway leading into a vast subterranean complex.

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The Mysterious Lost Ancient Deep-Underground CITY of Derinkuyu housed an astonishing 20,000 people, extended 18-levels deep, reaching a staggering depth of 280ft (85m) beneath the surface. Yet, we do not know exactly who built it, how, why, or even precisely when... Repost, Like & Comment to support my work!

The Mysterious Lost Ancient Deep-Underground CITY of Derinkuyu housed an astonishing 20,000 people, extended 18-levels deep, reaching a staggering depth of 280ft (85m) beneath the surface. Yet, we do not know exactly who built it, how, why, or even precisely when... Repost, Like & Comment to support my work!

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Brooklyn: Kingston Avenue & Rutland Road, a man tragically drowned this afternoon inside a basement in Crown Heights as a powerful storm swept through New York City, causing massive flooding across several neighborhoods throughout the city.. According to reports, the victim went into the flooded basement in an attempt to save his dog and somehow drowned in the water. Officers from the NYPD 71st Precinct and firefighters from the FDNY responded to the scene. With the assistance of FDNY scuba divers, the man was pulled from the water and rushed to Kings County Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

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SubTropolis, the gigantic doomsday city developed in a limestone mine! In a strange coincidence, one year after Chan Thomas published his book Adam and Eve: A History of Catastrophism (1963), the Hunt family began developing SubTropolis (in Kansas City), a 55 million square foot complex, one of the largest underground business facilities in the world, functioning like a full underground city with roads for trucks. The Hunt family is tied to “old money” power structures and the oil business, which includes geological surveys. They know about the Geophysical Event. It’s a smart idea to develop your doomsday city using money from business.

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The Egyptian Underground City (Kincaid's Cave) The most famous suppressed story dates back to a 1909 Arizona Gazette article regarding explorer G.E. Kincaid. The Discovery found a massive underground city carved through the rock, containing hieroglyphs, mummified remains, and statues closely resembling those of ancient Egypt and Tibet. In the Grand Canyon today, there's a ban on flying below the rim and strict regulation of hiking trails in specific zones. Seems like they've got something to hide.

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