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>The project is now in its third year and the team will produce the first preliminary findings before the end of the year. Charlier predicts the work will outli
by kinow 2y ago
>The project is now in its third year and the team will produce the first preliminary findings before the end of the year. Charlier predicts the work will outlive his career.
Excited to see what will come from this study over the next years, this was my favorite place to see in Paris last year, and wasn't too hard to schedule the visit (I think I booked one or two days before). Some sections are closed, and I read the catacombs are not fully mapped. Wondering if they will find something or someone long thought to be lost down there.
- night862 2y agoAlmost all of the catacombs is closed. The tourism portion is like a few hundred feet. I have a couple of interesting links for you from UNDERGROUND KONTROL Here's a guided tour of the closed portion by a knowledgable enthusiast: https://youtu.be/O3ufzGxfW6Y https://youtu.be/O3ufzGxfW6Y here's a short (20 min) French language mini-documentary about the pastime of people who go to the catacombs. https://youtu.be/nRISC0cJwMU https://youtu.be/nRISC0cJwMU It documents a real project they undertook to uncover and infiltrate the location of the WWII Nazi bunker for the purposes of producing a Rave. The rave had electricity that they were able to secretly install by jack hammering through a meter thick concrete wall.