Topic: Rock Cutting

Sylvie Ivanova describes her recent field research in the region north of Rome, Italy, where she observed thousands of undocumented rock-cut ruins. She notes that many modern roads are built directly on top of ancient infrastructure, including structures that resemble large garages or train tunnels. Similar track markings have been identified in a belt stretching from Portugal to China and recently in Turkey.

Evidence suggests a single, far-reaching civilization existed with at least two distinct historical layers, though mainstream historians have largely ignored these ruins. Ivanova highlights the Erdstall tunnel systems found in German-speaking regions like Germany, Switzerland, and Austria as examples of these rock-cut structures. These narrow tunnels are part of a massive, ancient building effort that suggests a population of millions.