Unexpected Wonders: Unbelievable Finds in the Most Surprising Places

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10. A 1941 Journal

Place: USA
Year Found: 2010s
Estimated Value: Unknown
Diaries are precious because they are the best of friends when it comes to preserving secrets and they share our joys and sorrows when no one else can. However, they can also provide historical context; Anne Frank's well-known journal is one example of this.


A 1941 Diary /imgur.com
This photo's owner tells the tale of his friend who chose to investigate an abandoned diary he discovered in a recycling facility. The diary, which was dated 1941, was much more valuable than anything that would have come from a recycling facility.

11. Derinkuyu's Ancient Underground City

Place: Derinkuyu,
Turkiye Year of Discovery: 1960s
Estimated Value: Not Given
While remodeling his home, a Turkish man discovered the entrance to the world's oldest underground city, one of the most puzzling archeological finds ever. The entryway led to the eighteen-story subterranean city, which extended down to a depth of 250 feet in certain areas.


Derinkuyu's Ancient Underground City @OKEANOS TRAVEL/getyourguide.com
One of the greatest mysteries that confound humanity is the origins of this underground city and the reasons behind its abandonment.

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