Although according to scientific studies no human being did exist 70 million years ago, a man claimed that he found underground stone walls, which were built by humans.
Robert Garcet, an amateur archaeologist and an admirer of antiquities, was a fascinating person who made this incredible discovery.
Having decided to make his dream come true, Robert Garcet started building his house near the fortress, constructed during World War II.
At the moment the building has nine floors. However, when constructing several rooms underground, Robert and his team of builders stumbled upon a network of underground tunnels, which led them to cave constructions.
The man's interest in archaeology made it possible for him to easily identify the age of this layer of the ground.
According to recent news reports, local authorities have frozen excavations in the discovered area so that no one could damage or destroy this mysterious find.
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Source: mirfactov.com