Underwater cinematographer Tahsin Ceylan and his team discovered ancient structures beneath Lake Van in Turkey, including tower-like formations and wall remnants. The structures were found at a depth of 15 meters near Akdamar Island. The team also encountered amphora fragments and believes that much of the ancient structure remains hidden beneath the lakebed. Lake Van, the largest lake in Turkey, has been a site of interest for underwater researchers due to its unique ecosystem and historical significance.
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