Archaeologists trace underground route to 1,600-year-old Roman drainage system
13 Nov 2026, 06:32 AM

Archaeologists trace underground route to 1,600-year-old Roman drainage system

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Archaeologists have cleared roughly 3,000 tons of debris from ancient Roman tunnels beneath Istanbul's Hagia Sophia, gaining access to previously buried passages beneath the historic landmark.
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