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Lake Van—Türkiye’s 600,000-year-old time capsule—is finally giving up its secrets. Divers and archaeologists are uncovering submerged Urartian ruins, sunken castles, and bizarre structures that defy explanation. Who built these ancient wonders? Why were they lost to the water? And what clues do they hold about a forgotten civilization?

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00:00Lake Vane in Turkey, which has existed for around 600,000 years, is slowly revealing
00:06amazing ancient secrets hidden beneath its deep waters.
00:10Recently, archaeologists have discovered the remains of long-lost civilization, including
00:16ruins from the Euretrian period, old sunken castles, and strange underwater structures
00:22that no one has ever seen before.
00:26These incredible findings are like pieces of a giant puzzle, showing that this lake has
00:31once home to people with rich culture and knowledge.
00:34As more discoveries are made, it feels like a forgotten world is rising again, offering
00:40a fascinating chance to explore the past and uncover stories that were buried under water
00:45for centuries.
00:47Also a massive solid fortress, approximately one kilometer long, was discovered submerged
00:53in the lake, likely dating back to the Euretrian civilization.
00:58The divers have revealed ruins of a historic city, including structures, streets, and tombs
01:03with cross marks and markings of the key tribes, suggesting a settlement with significant history.
01:09Moreover, living organic rock structures similar to corals are found in the lake, showcasing
01:14the unique ecosystem.
01:16So, these discoveries highlight the long and complex history of Lake Van, its surrounding
01:21civilization and the mysteries hidden beneath its water.
01:25The underwater exploration is ongoing, with more fieldwork planned to further unravel the
01:30secrets of this ancient lake.
01:32The team believes these findings will offer new avenue for archaeological and historical study.

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