Underground City A Marvel
Everything Inside Me (EIM) continues its quest to make you wonder about the secretive and advanced technology of the past. Front and center in today’s video is the discovery of a 1,500-year-old underground city, which is considered a marvel of architecture and engineering.
The discovery surfaced a decade ago in Nushabad, Iran, when an oblivious resident stumbled upon a tunnel while digging a sewage ditch in his home. The structure was set 10- to 60-feet deep and was comprised of three stories of tunnels, chambers, air ducts, staircases, canals and booby traps. Here’s more from EIM on the find, plus reports on the discovery of two skulls of an unknown science creature in Adygea, the elongated skulls of archaeology and the legend of Piers Gerlofs Donia, the fearless Frisian rebel leader and pirate, and more.
