The new discovery of the German archaeologist Heinrich Kusch made scientists think. It turns out that 12 thousand years ago, people knew how to build tunnels that connected several states. We are talking about underground passages linking Scotland and Turkey. The archaeologist noted that the tunnels were dug deep enough, they pass under the seabed. The studied passages are 70 centimeters wide. There are traces that indicate the presence of ever ventilation and lighting fixtures.
Some time ago, Kush was researching tunnels in Germany and Australia. He was able to discover galleries that were created about 10 thousand years ago. Experts believe that the underground passages were dug to escape from enemies.
People could well live in the tunnels during certain hostilities. No one could have imagined that their length would be so vast. The tunnels cover the whole of Europe.
So far, we cannot say for sure for whom the underground passages were dug in the Neolithic era. Only one thing is clear: a person from Scotland could easily move to Turkey, and vice versa.
