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Archaeologists discovered an ancient underground city beneath Abarkuh, Iran, where residents in Iran escaped above-ground heat. In the subterranean settlement, they found an aqueduct to transport ...

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So far, they have explored an enormous 650,000 square-feet of underground space, but the labyrinth could extend much further throughout the entire city. The governor of Abarkuh, Hossein Hatami ...

AN ANCIENT underground labyrinth city with its own advanced water system has been discovered after researchers stumbled across it in a garden. The sprawling network of twisting passages was found b… ...

Archaeologists have uncovered a 650,000-square-foot underground city beneath Abarkuh, Iran, used for water management, cooling, and as a refuge from the heat.

Located beneath the historic remains of Abarkuh, Iran, this underground city consists of tunnels and chambers spanning 650,000 square feet.

An underground labyrinth city and aqueduct were recently unearthed in the ancient town of Abarkuh in Yazd Province, Iran.

Historical homes in Abarkuh feature staircases that descend directly into tunnels, allowing residents to access water from qanats—traditional underground water systems renowned for their efficiency.

Abarkuh is already renowned for its rich historical heritage, including the iconic 4,000-year-old cypress tree that attracts travelers worldwide. The discovery of this underground city further cements ...