[Robert DeLong]

House expansion through demolition. Brilliant. 🙂

I love his resulting new addition I might add. 🙂

[Magnum44]

chasing his chickens...

[Red Badger]

PinGGG!...................

[Phoenix8]

“The city reached its peak population in the 7th century due to Islamic raids…”

I Dont think the world will ever know the full horrors perpetrated by Islam on the West.

[Redmen4ever]

preppers

[teeman8r]

the difference between him and me, i wouldn’t have said anything until i searched for treasures and then found a way to claim it as my own...

finders keepers. keepers quiet.

[bwest]

“After 2,000 years of use, Derinkuyu was finally abandoned in 1923...”

So it’s only been “missing” for 100 years? I’m not impressed.

[Cowgirl of Justice]

There is a guy on twitter exposing a lot of these hidden cities that have most likely been purposefully hidden from us for some reason.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

Bookmark

[bigbob]

Former house now Major Tourist Attraction.

Geraldo is interested.

[larrytown]

Someone built that basement wall for a reason.

Just sayin’

[stockpirate]

Ping

[mware]

We had a wardrobe in our cellar when I was a kid. I was scared of witches so didn’t mess with it.

[Irenic]

I’m bad, I think I would have kept the find to myself.

[zeestephen]

Is this where they secretly filmed "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets?"

Back in the real world, I cannot help but wonder how many thousands of slaves died building this under ground fortress.

[Fiji Hill]

Hittites — a Bronze Age Anatolian people — “may have excavated the first few levels in the rock when they came under attack from the Phrygians around 1200 BCE BC.”

FIFY

[sauropod]

bkmk

[caww]