Kaymaklı Underground City
Multi-level rock-cut underground city in Cappadocia, carved with stables, wine presses, chapels and ventilation shafts across at least eight excavated floors, possibly linked to nearby Derinkuyu by a long connecting tunnel.
Dated events and their evidence
- 700 BCE mainstream
earliest carving (Phrygian period, disputed origin) source - 1964 CE mainstream
opened to visitors source
Where
38.4656° N, 34.7506° E
Sources
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