The Hidden History of Forgotten Cities

  When we think of ancient cities, plaes like Rome, Athens, and Cairo often come to mind—well-preserved metropolises that are still inhabited or heavily visited by tourists today. But what about the cities that time forgot? Scattered across the globe are remnants of great civilizations that once thrived but are now largely forgotten, buried under layers of earth or erased by the passage of time. These cities hold incredible stories of triumph, innovation, and, often, tragic decline. In this blog, we’ll journey through some of the most fascinating yet overlooked cities that shaped history but have been lost to the ages. 1. Çatalhöyük – The Cradle of Civilization (Turkey) Considered one of the oldest known cities in the world, Çatalhöyük, located in modern-day Turkey, dates back to around 7,500 BCE. This Neolithic city was home to an estimated 8,000 people, an impressive figure for the time. Çatalhöyük is notable not just for its age but for its unique urban design. Instead of street...