Turkey Underground City Discovered at Dianne Spain blog

Turkey Underground City Discovered. Now, archaeologists have discovered a completely different history hidden beneath the foundations of the ancient town — the world’s largest underground city.  — turkey's underground city of derinkuyu sat hundreds of feet below the earth's surface for centuries before it was rediscovered.  — archaeologists in turkey have uncovered another massive underground city in cappadocia, consisting of at least 7 kilometers (3.5 miles) of tunnels, hidden churches, and escape galleries dating back around 5,000 years.  — more than 40 other such cities have been discovered in turkey, the most famous of which is derinkuyu —a massive subterranean complex believed to have been built between the eighth and ninth. Who built it, and why.  — the anonymous turk—no report mentions his name—had found a vast subterranean city, up to 18 stories and 280 feet (76 meters) deep and large enough to house 20,000 people.

 — the anonymous turk—no report mentions his name—had found a vast subterranean city, up to 18 stories and 280 feet (76 meters) deep and large enough to house 20,000 people. Who built it, and why.  — more than 40 other such cities have been discovered in turkey, the most famous of which is derinkuyu —a massive subterranean complex believed to have been built between the eighth and ninth. Now, archaeologists have discovered a completely different history hidden beneath the foundations of the ancient town — the world’s largest underground city.  — archaeologists in turkey have uncovered another massive underground city in cappadocia, consisting of at least 7 kilometers (3.5 miles) of tunnels, hidden churches, and escape galleries dating back around 5,000 years.  — turkey's underground city of derinkuyu sat hundreds of feet below the earth's surface for centuries before it was rediscovered.

Deep Art Nature Massive Underground City Found in Cappadocia Region of

Turkey Underground City Discovered  — more than 40 other such cities have been discovered in turkey, the most famous of which is derinkuyu —a massive subterranean complex believed to have been built between the eighth and ninth. Now, archaeologists have discovered a completely different history hidden beneath the foundations of the ancient town — the world’s largest underground city. Who built it, and why.  — turkey's underground city of derinkuyu sat hundreds of feet below the earth's surface for centuries before it was rediscovered.  — more than 40 other such cities have been discovered in turkey, the most famous of which is derinkuyu —a massive subterranean complex believed to have been built between the eighth and ninth.  — the anonymous turk—no report mentions his name—had found a vast subterranean city, up to 18 stories and 280 feet (76 meters) deep and large enough to house 20,000 people.  — archaeologists in turkey have uncovered another massive underground city in cappadocia, consisting of at least 7 kilometers (3.5 miles) of tunnels, hidden churches, and escape galleries dating back around 5,000 years.