Underground Civilizations – True Rulers Of Earth – Part 1
A. Sutherland - AncientPages.com - The ancient records say: "They are true rulers of this planet" and we should rely on them to tell us the truth. Underground tunnels, openings and hidden entrances to subterranean realms have been found in all parts of the world and they lead to forbidden regions located in Earth's interior.
For thousands of years all civilizations have had legends, myths and unbelievable stories about underground tunnels and caves inhabited by a mysterious race of intelligent beings.
These accounts are supported by archaeological findings that raise puzzling questions about their origin and true purpose.
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Mysterious Ancient Underground King And Ruler Of The World – Who Was He? Part 1 - 2
Ancient City Filled With Treasures May Be Hidden Underground In South America
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