Massive 12,000-Year-Old Network Of Underground Tunnels Stretches From Scotland to Turkey

There are numerous ancient subterranean tunnels and chambers underneath Europe that have existed for thousands of years. These enormous underground structures, which date back 12,000 years, were created by highly skilled ancient civilizations with knowledge and expertise that mainstream scholars are often reluctant to acknowledge.

Dr. Heinrich Kusch, a German archaeologist, uncovered in his book “Secrets of the Underground Door to an Ancient World” (original title in German: “Tore zur Unterwelt: Das Geheimnis der unterirdischen Gänge aus uralter Zeit…“) the existence of tunnels beneath numerous Neolithic settlements throughout Europe. The remarkable endurance of these tunnels, which have lasted for over 12,000 years, is a testament to the vastness of the original networks.

Referred to as “ancient superhighways” by many researchers, these underground tunnels are believed to have been built for a multitude of fascinating and intriguing reasons. Spanning over a million miles, these tunnels connect every region and country throughout Europe, extending from the Scottish highlands all the way to the Mediterranean coast. It is truly awe-inspiring to witness this network.