Mysterious Ancient Underground Tunnels Found Across Europe

Thousands of years ago people in Europe made huge underground tunnels whose purpose is not entirely known. Some scientists believe that they served people as a shelter against predators.

The archaeologist Dr. Heinrich Kusch says that the huge tunnels in Europe have been found under twelve Neolithic settlements. He says that in the book Secrets of the Underground Door to an Ancient World.

Furthermore, Dr. Kusch says that they have found tunnels long hundreds of meters in Germany. In Austria, they have found even more, as well as in France, Ireland, and Scotland. So, in Europe, there are thousands of underground tunnels.

Some of the tunnels had chambers and storage places, and that reveals that the ancient people had tools and knowledge of how to construct structured. Also, the pyramids of Bosnia support these discoveries (tunnels long thousands of kilometer).

Moreover, according to Dr. Kusch, the tunnels across the Europe are interspersed with nooks. Also, at some places, there are places to sit, as well as a storage room and chambers. They might seem like they are a huge network but they are not linked in between.

The recent findings are supported by various more examples. For instance, Cappadocia in Turkey represents the underground city of Derinkuyu – one of the biggest achievements in the history of underground constructions. To be more specific, the stone in Derinkuyu is soft, and that needs one more skill.

Likewise, the ancient monuments as Gobekli Tepe show that people had high degrees of skills. According to Dr. Kusch, at the entrances of the tunnels, there were built chapels.

This was done because the Church was scared of their presence and history, as well as because they wanted to keep the tunnels a secret. Actually, some of the tunnels keep writings and etchings. These allude that the tunnels were entrances to underworlds.

Source: Earth We Are One