Works at 3,000-year-old castle to reveal underground city
Raluca Maniță
DİYARBAKIR Ongoing excavations at Zerzevan Castle , a 3,000-year-old military settlement from the Roman Empire, are unveiling new insights into the region's ancient history, with archaeologists anticipating the discovery of an extensive underground city. Perched on a 124-meter-high rocky hill near the Demirölçek neighborhood, 13 kilometers from Diyarbakır’s Çınar district, the castle gained international recognition in 2020 when it was added to UNESCO's World Heritage Temporary List . The site,
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