Dr. Alexander Koltypin believes that the trenches in the Phrygian valley, Turkey, appeared between 12-14 million years ago.

Dr. Alexander Koltypin, Director of the Research Center of Natural Sciences at Moscow Independent International University, has just returned from a field trip to Anatolia with 3 as‌sociates.

The doctor said that the mysterious trenches dating back 12-14 million years in the Phrygian valley in central Turkey are man-made, not created by natural processes.

This geologist believes that, since ancient times, there have been giant all-terrain vehicles, and the grooves above are the traces left to this day.

“ as‌sume that the prehistoric man’s wheel traversed a soft, moist soil surface. And because of the huge weight of the vehicle, the settlement is extremely deep. Then these subsidence lines and the entire surrounding surface gradually petrified, preserving all evidence…  Cases like these are known in geology, for example dinosaur footprints are ’naturally preserved’ according to in the same way ,” according to Koltypin.

This Russian doctor said that archaeologists should avoid touching this issue because it would spoil all their classical theories. “ I think we are finding signs of a very early civilization in this world, ” he said.

The distance between each pair of grooves is very even and matches the distance between two car wheels.

Regarding the tracks in the Phrygian valley, Koltypin said, the distance between each pair of tracks is very even and consistent with the distance between two car wheels in modern society. The maximum depth of the trench is about 1 meter.

“ As a geologist, I can as‌sure you that the mysterious off-road tracks in Turkey date from 12-14 million years ago ,” declared Koltypin.

Koltypin graduated from the University of Surveying Geology from the Soviet era, then worked as a full-fledged scientist. More recently, he has written and recommended books on popular science mysteries.