CAPPADOCIA UNDERGROUND - Rock Carving For Survival TURKISH SUBTITLE

[@Gogettasmoov]

I am very lucky to been able to visit the underground city, and it was an experience I’ll never forget

[@eskandarmokhtari8791]

به نام خدا🙋‍♂️🌹 تشکر می کنم برداری زیبای شما این مستند زیبای شما🌲 یک شهرم تو ایران هست🌲 به نام شهر نیشابور🌲 البته تو قسمت کبیر یزد کرمان از این چیز شهرهای زیرزمینی زیاد موجود است ایرانم خیلی زیاد است بسیار زیبا از این مستند تشکر و قدردانی دارم🌲🌹🙏🌹🌲

[@elsawardani694]

Me, too. I've been there in 2019 with my Mama. 🇹🇷🇲🇨

[@otabekisaqov8688]

@@elsawardani694i was there*

[@ai.illustration]

Wow... My best friend, Nice video... Beautiful place Enjoy watching this video... Have a nice day.

[@b.comeau2597]

Excellent video!

[@mtcemngr5292]

All expected this to be included with the seven wonders of the world but lousily a statue snatched this honours.

[@SharonsPix]

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[@elsieortiz3960]

Excelente documental. Estuve ahí hace apenas 2 meses y la experiencia es maravillosa.

[@DonnaMcFadden]

Wow!!! Super interesting!!🇨🇦❤❤

[@ulugbek1983.]

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[@ibrahimisk6335]

great work, great documentary, congratulations

[@IisParida]

wow really amazing, just now seeing this beautiful, really perfect beauty, full support for amazingly cool content, you are very great

[@SharonsPix]

Incredible!!! I was in Dogubayazit Oct 2022. I hope to see this someday.

[@suzieismail2191]

Wow 😮😮😮❤❤❤

[@troytaylor9228]

Whoever built it was a shorter stature people so not Hittites unless Hittites used child labor maybe in places where the tunnels are so tight it had to be done by smaller people but I have no doubt oral history told them of them and they used them along with others. I don't know what makes so many think it was for defense during war. That soft rock would not keep out a determined army at all. I think it was to get to a stable climate because there was a ice age going on above them and that these are older than people say! Dark people going into a cavern system or built underground city for prolonged periods of time would have concequences. For all we know these underground residences found from the UK down past and into Iran may well be what created white peole in the first place! New studies are coming out saying that white people are new to the planet and were not even here 10,000 years ago. Cheddar man was found in 1903 and he is a dark man. HIs DNA was recently extracted and they found living relatives of his in the same geographic area he was found frozen. His relatives today are all white skinned yet Cheddar man of the same DNA and haplogroup was dark 9000 plus years ago. Why? Something happened since then to change the people from that land it's that simple. How is it that to this day white people do not need the same exposure to the sun to absorb the same amounts of Vit. D as dark person to get the same amount? What would happen to a dark people that had to hide underground for 900 or 1000 years coming up for only bits of sun at a time? Like any creature found in dark caverns that had lived there a while they would lose pigment. Not to mention or forget that humans would need to find alternative means of getting much needed vitamin D because without the sun they would soon become deficient. So there you have the answer to how white people became lactose tolerant. So not only did they adapt to absorb Sun faster so fast in fact that white people to this day get the amount of vitamin d they need in about 10 minutes compared to the hours it takes for a dark person but they also gain lactose tolerance to be able to drink milk late into old age. These two gifts and adaptations could only be from something that triggered it and I believe that something was long-term underground living. And that circumstance created situation where they had to drink milk to get vitamin d even if it made them sick at first.

[@rikji]

Romans were never known to carve out of rock homes and passage ways. Hittites may have inhabited, may have carved out some. but these cities under ground were there long ago.

[@sharonloder2110]

This film, created in 2019, sounds censored to me because of what is left out, like, how did they light the place? cooking fires? showers and tubs and toilets? plumbing, water ways and sewers? No vitamin D? Very limited scope here.

[@arturlfernandes]

Indeed the film sounds too mainstream...

[@MommyFiras]

Warm greetings from Indonesia Thanks Brother for sharing wonderful Cappadocia Wish you always healthy and happy God bless you and family

[@tevfikhos2831]

Thank you, wishing all the best to you

[@prepresslabco]

When history stops to be someone's consensus and starts to be open for ideas, we, as human race, will be free... We need to open our eyes and start to view surrounding with cleared mind. Don't trust "experts", learn, search for knowledge outside the academia, doctrines and everything else you got for granted. Open your eyes and mind, somebody has a reason to lie, ask why? Something can't be explained thru traditional history, why someone is chosen to be right, by race, diplomas or University, State, religion views? Think with your own head, don't believe in every single written or spoken word... Sorry for my bad english, just not native... Thanks

[@antonius_006]

I would like to know about Glaphyra, who some say was Mark Antony's friend, more than 2000 years ago.

[@CuteCritters]

Great production! As an English native, wish there was a non-subtitled version as it’s a bit distracting but overall think this is really nicely done!

[@rachels4039]

Great video Tanks 👍

[@rachels4039]

Thanks Tesekkur Danke 👍

[@thrillhazel]

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[@ajvelazco9029]

Excellent

[@Fossilsunleashed]

the volcanic cones had dirt around them before the great water removed it .after u learn about water and floods its easy to see all over the earth the grand canyon was made by a flood also

[@reklawzipperhead9646]

fascinating subject, isn't it? Mind-boggling

[@ytcommentator3907]

thank you... increase my knowledge

[@bognalinder3444]

it resembles Matera in southern Italy,region of Basilicata.

[@blakewhittington4336]

How did they see down there?

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[@TheRoon4660]

The worst place you can hide is in a hole if you are discovered by the enemy. I personally don't think it was against enemy invaders. There is another reason that eludes me. There definitely was a reason these people went to such lengths to do this to such an extent.

[@tehdreamer]

Wrong. The city was connected to another city by a very long underground tunnel. When they were discovered, they would lock the city with a huge circle stone, when enemy manage to get through all of the residents would have run away underground further

[@jguti860]

Harmonics

[@rajeevgan954]

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[@tevfikhos2831]

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[@Addictedtoyoutube9]

Were they the VC of thier time??? It reminds me of Viet Cong

[@CraigAnderson-h2h]

The fairy chimney's are beautiful and enchanting, very evocative and I would say magical. However, the problem with scientific explanations of them strips them of their natural poetry and charm. More and more a purely scientific view bores me. But, to each his own.

[@travisscotthenry]

That Dilara Hos is a fine smart lady!!

[@reklawzipperhead9646]

Great video, but I am not convinced that the ancient people "carved" out the tunnels by hand alone. I'm not sure how they did it but they had to have had some kind of lost advanced technology... someone please explain to me how, even with today's modern technology and machinery, anyone would even attempt such a monumental task

[@cyjames9741]

They had to do what they had to do. Laborious work to us was tomorrow, and the next day, and the next day, and the next one to them.

[@Candiedbacon75]

Research the Nephilim. Theirs ALOT theyre not telling us.

[@toddaulner5393]

No money in it, nobody does it.

[@sharonloder2110]

The cooling lava created catacombs and once inside they could hammer away on what they said was soft ash/lava/rock.

[@TheRoon4660]

What did they use for light? Can you imagine how much oxygen fire/candles consume? Where did they get their air? Where did they get their food? People and animals survive on vegetation. Hard to grow in caves.

[@zoe_joelle016]

linseed oil for lamp light. and they have dug holes for air ventilation and sunlight

[@Fossilsunleashed]

do you know where lime comes from ? the earth

[@reklawzipperhead9646]

yeah, they grow on trees silly

[@GregoryJByrne]

Actually the bottom of the ocean when it gets washed over the continents and freezes into the continental glaciers every 12,000 years half the Precession cycle when our solar system eclipses crosses over our galaxies electromagnetic/gravitational plane Milky Way, NOW for the next 1,000 years. Welcome to the END TIMES.

[@juanachavez3882]

Wow , do people still live in there

[@reklawzipperhead9646]

I wonder if the rent is reasonable

[@eileengonzalez5763]

Bahahah no people don’t live in this under ground city but they do live right outside In surrounding town

[@Fossilsunleashed]

there were temples when Jesus walked the earth year 0

[@panagiotisxirocoatas7219]

99

[@StlSinger]

Looks like melted structures. Carving that with primitive tools? Nope

[@pareshanali6658]

Atatukish shose

[@andrewwills8516]

CAVEMEN DIDN'T BUILD ANY OF THIS

[@markoskac8334]

haha made by hand never

[@joshuamatthewtaylor5494]

Retard