Your every comment gives me energy and encourages me to continue working on my little channel. I count on your likes and subscriptions. Soon my GREAT EXPEDITION TO EGYPT! 💗
What an amazing place I'm a British Turk been all around Turkey haven't been there though definitely need to see it so much yet to see. Thanks for showing it.
...an amazing, mystical place! Yet there's nothing very romantic about living 100s of feet underground, in constant candlelight, in narrow spaces with 1000s of tons of soft crumbly rock above you. But "mater artium necessitas" i.e. necessity is the mother of invention. People had to flee and manage to live underground, fleeing for their dear lives in this part of the world, all through the ages, ... and even as recently as the 20th century A.D!...
I actually got a jump scare. That was a great video. I found myself leaning to the side as if I can peer around the corner. The music helps make the video.
HI AGAIN!!! 🙌🌝 It's SO NICE to hear from you again. Your documentaries are mysterious, wonderfu,l and makes me dream what life was like back then. ALWAYS BEAUTIFUL, ALWAYS CHARMING, ALWAYS IRENA!!! ALL THE BEST🥂🙄😁🌷💰💲🌈👍 P.S. I would have smack my head a lot there. LOL🤕😭
@@johnnycashblacknc In case she doesn't see your question, yes she is. She's currently back in Egypt. Please visit her channel - she would appreciate it.
You must feel blessed to be able to do such things around our beautiful world. Thank you for your work and sharing such amazing experiences with the rest of the world.
Really do hope more and more people discover your channel! It has grown so much in a short time! Thank you for once again bringing a amazing site to us. Being a huge fan of ancient Egypt I am looking forward to your return there! Keep up the awesome work !!
To jest niesamowite. Kamienne kręgi Afryki są oceniane na ok. 160 - 200 tys. lat i wcale bym się nie zdziwił gdyby te podziemne miasta były podobnie stare. I ciekawe czy ktoś na pewno wie po co je zbudowano. Oczywiście łapka w górę. I kwiatuszki dla Pani💐
I love underground cities and tunnels. I can't believe UA-cam didn't suggest any of your recent videos to me but continue to suggest videos from channels that I constantly ask to not be suggested. UA-cam is sad.
This happens 🙂 Also in China - at least similar. Ljongju "caves", Terracotta Army and ancient civilization sculpture were discovered by peasants during normal life works 🙂 Greetings!
@ Cathy, You wrote: "Imagine finding your house was built above this and your basement or cellar leads into it" In such case I wouldn't tell this to anyone 🤣🤣🤣
It is not a city. It is a model of a nano scale energy storage device. Walls represents the field and rotating direction of the wheels guide the direction of the field. WE call it ZPM device. Unlimited power module.
@@ancientsitesgirl Thank you so much and Yes, a really important criterion. I strongly believe that it is the nonverbal communication of the creator of “Kaymakli Underground City” I would like to make a brief introduction of my eligibility to make such a recommendation. I am an electronic engineer. Later I did an independent study of other archeological monuments in Sri Lanka and around the world. My special revelation is the unprecedented high-tech alien spacecraft depicted at Sigiriya in Sri Lanka. I have identified the aircraft and studied its operation in depth. It gave me the opportunity to gain an understanding of the archeological field beyond the traditional framework. My studies so far have confirmed that the archeological field expresses the unique alien spacecraft technology and related technical criteria. Those messages have been documented to be scattered all over the world. The Kaymakli Underground City is a similar example. Its small chamber separating walls represent, patterns created by the ferromagnetic fluid that binds to the magnetic field. Such a system is capable of generating a large amount of uninterrupted power from noisy vibrations and instantaneous charging by a powerful external electric discharge similar to a lighting. This power module is most suitable for massive “Flying Saucer”
It is an amazing experience what you had in that underground city. When you go to a place like that you ended up with more questions than answers. Those people need to be hiding from someone or something, where all the ground from the excavations is? It must taken a lot of time to embark on such an enterprise, but no-one knows. Thank you Irena for the great video, your friend in Key West Ingrid Holm.
certainly not all of them, they are still discovering new tunnels there. these areas have been invaded for hundreds of years, of course they served as a refuge. Thank you and best regards✌️
thank you for posting footage of this place on youtube. I seen it mentioned on invicta chanel so I wanted too see it :) Interessting place, makes me wonder if similar cities existed in diferent localites and times.
@@ancientsitesgirl are these cities unique to anatolia/modern day turkey? I found stuff from ancient tomes that has no analogy today really interesting for example functioning egalatarian societes.
In this video ASG goes that extra mile to show us something really crazy---underground!! Death-defying exploration with incredible sound and filming display ASG at her nonchalant best. I would have let the Romans kill me before I'd hide down there. But, ASG is intrepid and brings her A game with info-packed commentary. Thanks. I've been to Istanbul and Gallipoli but never to Cappadocia. I can no longer travel...so, I go with ASG instead.
Greatly appreciated effort to cover Kaymaklı. Thank you for reviewing the theories about the identity of the constructors and the occupants of the two subterranean sites. Most of Anatolia is mysterious...it is the land of several indo European nations[Lydians, Lycians, Caryans, Phrygians, Lelegs and of course the Hittites...]. The dwellers of the W coast are collectively called the Luwians. With the exception of the Hittites, all had alphabetic writing systems. The Phrygian alphabet is not necessarily based on Greek. The Hittite hieroglyphics are now believed to be Luwian. Hittites used cuneiform borrowed from the Assyrians. The oldest written inscription in an indo-european language is in Hittite...not in Sanskrit.
In another clip on Derinkuyu a Turkish guide gives 8 levels total and 4 open levels. Here the same numbers are for Kaymaklı. In your clip on Derinkuyu you gave 18 levels total. Whom to follow? Hoping for an Answer from you. The Turkish guide was filmed by the Producer of that clip.
This video is amazing... I need to visit Cappadocia again soon! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!!!
Your every comment gives me energy and encourages me to continue working on my little channel. I count on your likes and subscriptions. Soon my GREAT EXPEDITION TO EGYPT! 💗
Egypt again!! Can't wait for your trip.
Thanks for making your videos.
I feel like Iam there too.
🌏🕊
Keep doing. Kanał pięknie urośnie :)
Dziękuję! :)
I look forward to your Egypt video or hopefully videos!
I'm filming right now✌
🤩🤩🤩
Nice choeeography 👏
Thanks 😎
Very interesting
Thanks
Thank you for sharing your experience !!
thanks for watching and comments
New subscriber. Brilliant video 💪🏻 🏴
thanks, welcome on board😊
Thank you.
What an amazing place I'm a British Turk been all around Turkey haven't been there though definitely need to see it so much yet to see. Thanks for showing it.
thanks for watching✌
...an amazing, mystical place! Yet there's nothing very romantic about living 100s of feet underground, in constant candlelight, in narrow spaces with 1000s of tons of soft crumbly rock above you.
But "mater artium necessitas" i.e. necessity is the mother of invention.
People had to flee and manage to live underground, fleeing for their dear lives in this part of the world, all through the ages, ... and even as recently as the 20th century A.D!...
Exactly! I can't imagine staying there for a longer period of time. 🙈
Super.
Great video! Keep it up! 💯
thank you very much, I'm waiting for your videos about Ptolemy and GREEK Alexandria✌
thank you💗
Thank you!
Aww you are amazing i hope we can see more videos from you about turkey. You are very welcomed there
Thanks
Another journey to Turkey now underground - many thanks - a good look round 👀
Thank you! :)
I actually got a jump scare. That was a great video. I found myself leaning to the side as if I can peer around the corner. The music helps make the video.
Beautiful video attractive introduction.
Thanks
Absolutely Amazing video !!!
Thank you ✌
HI AGAIN!!! 🙌🌝
It's SO NICE to hear from you again. Your documentaries are mysterious, wonderfu,l and makes me dream what life was like back then.
ALWAYS BEAUTIFUL, ALWAYS CHARMING, ALWAYS IRENA!!!
ALL THE BEST🥂🙄😁🌷💰💲🌈👍
P.S. I would have smack my head a lot there. LOL🤕😭
thanks for the flattering comment, as always!😽🐈🐈⬛🐱
@@ancientsitesgirl
You earned it.🙄
@ancientsitesgirl are you making any new videos??
@@johnnycashblacknc
In case she doesn't see your question, yes she is. She's currently back in Egypt. Please visit her channel - she would appreciate it.
Wonderful upload.
I like that you show your trip to the sites. Thanks AS❤👑❤
Am enjoying this video.
Stay safe😷
Thank you Nancy!
Thank you
Thanks
You must feel blessed to be able to do such things around our beautiful world. Thank you for your work and sharing such amazing experiences with the rest of the world.
Thank you and best regards💗
Really do hope more and more people discover your channel! It has grown so much in a short time! Thank you for once again bringing a amazing site to us. Being a huge fan of ancient Egypt I am looking forward to your return there! Keep up the awesome work !!
Thank you so much!✌
To jest niesamowite.
Kamienne kręgi Afryki są oceniane na ok. 160 - 200 tys. lat i wcale bym się nie zdziwił gdyby te podziemne miasta były podobnie stare.
I ciekawe czy ktoś na pewno wie po co je zbudowano.
Oczywiście łapka w górę.
I kwiatuszki dla Pani💐
Pewnie nigdy nie będziemy mieli pewności, chociaż muszę przyznać, że dodaje to dreszczyku emocji podczas zwiedzania. 😁🤪 Za kwiatki ślicznie dziękuję 😻
These vids are great! I just finished your full archive. So many great sites.
What's the next destination after Turkey?
Thank you! I'm in Egypt!
@@ancientsitesgirl I loved the first batch of Egypt videos! Will you make it to Nabta or Gebel Barkal?
I love underground cities and tunnels. I can't believe UA-cam didn't suggest any of your recent videos to me but continue to suggest videos from channels that I constantly ask to not be suggested. UA-cam is sad.
I think UA-cam doesn't like me 😂
Imagine finding your house was built above this and your basement or cellar leads into it
it was like that!
This happens 🙂
Also in China - at least similar. Ljongju "caves", Terracotta Army and ancient civilization sculpture were discovered by peasants during normal life works 🙂
Greetings!
@ Cathy, You wrote:
"Imagine finding your house was built above this and your basement or cellar leads into it"
In such case I wouldn't tell this to anyone 🤣🤣🤣
What's that amazing song at the beginning and end of all your videos?
Woodland - Lovren
@@ancientsitesgirl Thank you.
Muszę odwiedzić to miejsce. Koniecznie!
Polecam!
Thanks for the amazing scenes and the information Irena! Keep up the good work!
Thank you! :)
another beautiful video!🌹❤
Thanks
Świetnie zrobiony film. Wspaniała muzyka.
Dzięki
Second! 2⃣
Awesome! Saw your comment on the history channel!
Thanks!!!!
Hey, sweety, thanks for going there. I am claustrophobic and could never go down inside. Your videos are getting better and better!!
Thank you
It is not a city. It is a model of a nano scale energy storage device. Walls represents the field and rotating direction of the wheels guide the direction of the field. WE call it ZPM device. Unlimited power module.
this is a very interesting theory
@@ancientsitesgirl Thank you so much and Yes, a really important criterion. I strongly believe that it is the nonverbal communication of the creator of “Kaymakli Underground City” I would like to make a brief introduction of my eligibility to make such a recommendation. I am an electronic engineer. Later I did an independent study of other archeological monuments in Sri Lanka and around the world.
My special revelation is the unprecedented high-tech alien spacecraft depicted at Sigiriya in Sri Lanka. I have identified the aircraft and studied its operation in depth. It gave me the opportunity to gain an understanding of the archeological field beyond the traditional framework. My studies so far have confirmed that the archeological field expresses the unique alien spacecraft technology and related technical criteria.
Those messages have been documented to be scattered all over the world. The Kaymakli Underground City is a similar example. Its small chamber separating walls represent, patterns created by the ferromagnetic fluid that binds to the magnetic field. Such a system is capable of generating a large amount of uninterrupted power from noisy vibrations and instantaneous charging by a powerful external electric discharge similar to a lighting. This power module is most suitable for massive “Flying Saucer”
As skeptical as I am about these things, your theory sounds exciting! Please send me more comments like this in the future!
Great video! 🙌
Thanks
I love your videos please keep them flowing girl
Thank you
first comment😎
I'm jealous 🙃
Another great video! Do noy stop making these
👍👍👍👍👍
It is an amazing experience what you had in that underground city. When you go to a place like that you ended up with more questions than answers. Those people need to be hiding from someone or something, where all the ground from the excavations is? It must taken a lot of time to embark on such an enterprise, but no-one knows. Thank you Irena for the great video, your friend in Key West Ingrid Holm.
certainly not all of them, they are still discovering new tunnels there. these areas have been invaded for hundreds of years, of course they served as a refuge. Thank you and best regards✌️
How did they cope with no lights living under ground I'd of left after 1 day 😍
thank you for posting footage of this place on youtube. I seen it mentioned on invicta chanel so I wanted too see it :) Interessting place, makes me wonder if similar cities existed in diferent localites and times.
Thank you for commenting. :) have you seen my episode on the city of Kaymakli? It's also in the "Turkey" playlist. :)
@@ancientsitesgirl this is KAYMAKLI :)
Oh my, I'm quite unfocused today, sorry :) I meant my episode about Derinkuyu. 😊
@@ancientsitesgirl are these cities unique to anatolia/modern day turkey? I found stuff from ancient tomes that has no analogy today really interesting for example functioning egalatarian societes.
I love how they lit the tunnels!!!
😇
If I ran into you in the dark in these tunnels, I might faint from the cuteness.
I really like your choice in subject matter! New information to me. I'm trying b to place your accent? Are you f r on Turkey?
Hey! Thanks! No, I am from Poland 🇵🇱 :)
In this video ASG goes that extra mile to show us something really crazy---underground!! Death-defying exploration with incredible sound and filming display ASG at her nonchalant best. I would have let the Romans kill me before I'd hide down there. But, ASG is intrepid and brings her A game with info-packed commentary. Thanks.
I've been to Istanbul and Gallipoli but never to Cappadocia. I can no longer travel...so, I go with ASG instead.
Greatly appreciated effort to cover Kaymaklı. Thank you for reviewing the theories about the identity of the constructors and the occupants of the two subterranean sites. Most of Anatolia is mysterious...it is the land of several indo European nations[Lydians, Lycians, Caryans, Phrygians, Lelegs and of course the Hittites...]. The dwellers of the W coast are collectively called the Luwians. With the exception of the Hittites, all had alphabetic writing systems. The Phrygian alphabet is not necessarily based on Greek. The Hittite hieroglyphics are now believed to be Luwian. Hittites used cuneiform borrowed from the Assyrians. The oldest written inscription in an indo-european language is in Hittite...not in Sanskrit.
Thank you for this interesting feedback!
Looks like fun!!!🤕
It is ✌️
I wonder how they managed water, waste disposal and adequate lighting? 1000 years old and parts of it are still used. That's amazing!
They were building it around the well. As for the light, I have no idea! 🤷♀️
How did they move the boulders quickly 😍
In another clip on Derinkuyu a Turkish guide gives 8 levels total and 4 open levels. Here the same numbers are for Kaymaklı. In your clip on Derinkuyu you gave 18 levels total. Whom to follow? Hoping for an Answer from you. The Turkish guide was filmed by the Producer of that clip.
Thank you for commenting. I said 8 not 18 :) Please check 01:20.
That place gives me the creeps. Maybe if I was with a to cute redhead....
Just an old guy. Your fan.
John
Hi John ✌
I think these are much much older than what we have been told😮
So true how the hell did they build the ventilation stack ? What type of technology did they have
puzzling🤔
Just found out your channel. If you need any aerial drone video shots in Turkey, I ll do for free.
Thank you for your offer! :)
I'm not going down there unless I have a redhead to protect me.😅
Wasn't it kinda scary there? 😵💫
Previous human civilizations were masters of the stone. Sadly their tech didnt make it past the last catastrophe
No ttash?
Must not be Egypt!!!!🤐