The excavation in Tarsus, which lasted for about a year under the protection of special operations police and behind closed doors, continues to be one of Türkiye's greatest archaeological mysteries. Numerous claims have been made regarding the excavation, ranging from the lost Gospel of St. Paul to Roman treasure, an underground city, and sacred relics. However, according to the official report, only a bronze coin, a broken column, and ceramic f…
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The excavation in Tarsus, which lasted for about a year under the protection of special operations police and behind closed doors, continues to be one of Türkiye's greatest archaeological mysteries. Numerous claims have been made regarding the excavation, ranging from the lost Gospel of St. Paul to Roman treasure, an underground city, and sacred relics. However, according to the official report, only a bronze coin, a broken column, and ceramic f…