Mount Nemrut is a mound that stands over 7,000 ft tall and was built with 1,500 tons of stone. It is believed by Archaeologists to contain a tomb at its center. Watch new episodes of #Unearthed Sundays at 9p on Science Channel | Science Channel

The Megalithic Stone Heads Of Mount Nemrut And The Gate Of Heaven -Located in Southeastern Turkey, more than 2,000 meters above sea level on Mount Nemrut, lie the ancient ruins of the lost Kingdom of Commagene.Thousands of years ago, to be more precise in 62 BC, Kling Antiochus erected a mysterious royal sanctuary there and made sure it would forever be remembered.Supermassive statues of lions, Eagles, Persian and Greek Gods, as well as sculptures of the king himself, were built imposingly.Three

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location : 37°58'50"N 38°44'27"E Mount Nemrut in Turkey, home to a significant historical site. Nemrut is located in the Taurus Mountains in eastern Turkey and is home to the tomb of King Antiochus I of Commagene. This ancient site was built in the 1st century BC and is known for its large stone statues depicting Greek and Persian gods, including a statue of Antiochus I himself. These statues are so large that the detached heads lying on the ground are larger than human figures. Nemrut was desig