A person living in Kayseri found an underground city that is approximately two thousand years old under his house. TV channel reports this TRT News.
The story says, “Mustafa Halıcıoğlu, who lives in Kayseri, discovered a 2,000-year-old underground city under his house, which he started to renovate five years ago.”
Halıcıoğlu said that his family has been using the area under their house as a barn and hay storage for a long time. After he managed to clear the dirty place, a network of tunnels opened up in front of the man. He estimates the total area of the underground city under his house to be about 300 square meters.
Professor Osman Oszoy adds that there are at least two independent layers under Halıcıoğlu’s house that can be passed through tunnels.
The city of Kayseri is located in the ancient Cappadocia region – numerous underground cities and cave monasteries have been discovered here, and in ancient times the city itself was called Caesarea or Caesarea and became the center of the Roman province.
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Source: Gazeta
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