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This was never meant to be found 😱 Whilst scrolling on google earth I spotted a strange structure hidden on a remote mountain in Turkey. So we decided to hike out there and see what it is But what we found was far stranger than we ever expected… p/s... show more
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At least credit the creator. @joshtheintern1
Super interesting, I think these underground structures were made to survive the last geophysical event and might get used again soon for the next one.. The last oblong structure is also quite strange maybe a resevoir for water storage?
The entire planet is littered with ancient ruins and catacombs thousands of miles dug out underneath the ground with absolutely no modern account for where they came from. The liars that came up with the nonsense history narrative that they fed to everyone didn’t know. Morons
There's so many things in Turkey that need to be investigated underground cities there's hundreds of them that can support thousands of people for an extended period. Gobleki tepi still hasn't been unearthed as a matter of fact they planted olive trees on top of it to try to destroy what's under the ground
Perhaps what it might have looked like
Cool video but the Hittite capital has been well known since the 19th century. Hattusa - Wikipedia
So many unknown spots still, Like the unknown location of Colchis capital city, Aia (Aea), which its likely the one In Arhavi, we have metal elements embedded in rocks high up in the remote mountains, alongside what appear to be giant stone busts. Destroyed by the treasurd hunters unf.
I can’t wait till we discover the tools they had that sliced through the stone like butter.
Here's the source if you want to check out more of his videos - @joshtheintern1
This reminds me of Derinkuyu in Turkey, 85 metres (280 ft) deep. It is large enough to have sheltered 20,000 people. It is the largest excavated underground city in Turkey. It appears to be destroyed around 3,600 years ago. Around the time of the last poleshift.
I loved every second, will be checking out more of your content. Thank you.
Content was created by Josh the Intern. You should at least give him credit.
Wow! Awesome vid proving… You can just do stuff! It’s a wonderful world.
Bonjour Andy c'est une vidéo d'un intérêt incroyable et passionnant ,mais tu parles vraiment vraiment vraiment beaucoup trop pour ne rien dire.. je vais malgré tout te suivre, mais je couperai le son, tu pars dans tous les sens et tu t'égares partout alors que tu devrais nous laisser le plaisir de rêver et d'imaginer nos propres hypothèses sans que ta pollution verbale, qui n'est pas franchement inintéressante malgré tout, ne pollue ton documentaire.. Avec toutes mes amitiés malgré tout..
@TCKulturTurizm sayın yetkililer lütfen tarihimizi koruma altına alalım. Serbest bir şekilde elimi kolunu sallayarak bu kadar rahat tarihi yapıların içinde gezmemeliler.
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Really captivating, "maybe" it was an industry of some sorts, and the village housed it's laborers????? From the tease you would think this was a "Noah's Ark" thing because of the strange shape.
Turkey seems to be some sort of important area of our world immediately post ice age. Likely settlers from past coastal civilizations. Very cool stuff.
Очень интересная экспедиция👍🏻Спасибо большое за увлекательный прекрасный видеоматериал. Удивительное открытие стоянки каменного века. Но я думаю Вы достаточно серьезно рисковали.
@grok @grok can you give me a not too short but good understanding summary of this whole video & all important or more glaring facts & information from it
Where are your metal detectors
Turkey won’t ever allow the exploration of Anatolia because it exposes the fact that there are no such thing as Turkic people.
Great stuff Great footage Just goes to show you how invaluable having a drone is these days This kind of stuff used to be on discovery or history channel nowadays we rely on youtube or twitter Go figure
Comb that place with metal detectors
Amazing adventure. Thank you friend the sharing. 🥰
У вас отпугивателя для собак не было? Огнестрела? А если Вас сожрали? Нет это интересно. Безусловно. И в пещеру лесть тоже опасно, там газы а если задохнулись бы?
We do know how the Hittites perished. The very same happened to the Minoans, and many others. And Ramses II accounts tells us exactly what happened. Come on.
Landing zone for a Tic Tac? Who knows, great video.
@Graham__Hancock take a look at this!
O Tünellere girmek içi yetkililerden izin aldın mı? Her sene senin gibi meraklılar, kimseye sormadan yeraltı tünellerine girip video çekmeye kalkıyor ve her yıl bir kaç tanesi o tünellerde ölüyor. Sonra benim vergilerimle maaş alan yetkililer senin gibi sorumsuzların cesedini çıkarmak için vergilerimizi boşa harcıyor. Burası Türkiye ve siz yabancıların, kafanıza göre takılmasından bıktık.....
The structure is in the shape of a boat, perhaps that’s where Noah assembled Noah’s Ark? The length is definitely smaller than the length of Noahs arc, but it looks like on the one end it has collapsed a bit so perhaps there’s more that was there.
Just watched the full thing, that manmade underground system is strikingly similar to Derinkuyu! Has anyone done any other research in there?
Love this
Absolutely agree! Turkey and Peru my top 2 favorites for amazing hidden gems.
Noah's ark and the city they must have created after the flood dissipated
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