Metatron | The Unsettling Catacombs of Paris - The Empire of The Dead @metatronyt | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 9 hours ago.
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Paris is the city of love, the city of lights death is on display
A parallel city, a labirinth, stop tis is the empire of the dwead. passageways for their future role as an underground sepulchre
2 km of catacombs, open to the public built in the 18 th century. Ossuary.
A vast network of cavers, tunnels chambers and old quarries shred in darkness. 200 miles 321-mostly un mapped. kilometer possibly 7 million people. this largely uncharted territory. 12 years.
Underground, there are plaques echoing the street names above etched into the walls, helping the cataphiles navigate.mine inspection service jurisdiction of the police prefect
Often equipped only with head lamps and homemade maps,
If you have no source of light, you will get lost as you get engulfed by complete pitch darkness.
Although the Paris Catacombs have been a popular space in Paris since opening to the public in 1809
Tunnelling in Greece dates back at least to 2000 B.C. when many tunnels were excavated for the exploitation of the minerals of Lavrion and Sifnos and Thassos Islands. Innovative methods of tunnelling were applied for the construction of many other tunnels of the prehistoric, classical, hellinistic and roman era.
Roman architecture and the survival of the local architectural and cultural practices contributed to the creation of an idiosyncratic provincial identity
CAUSAL LINK
Access points and pathways
Lime stone quarry tunnels possibly even since Roman times.
Loius the xvi hired an explorer to map and stabilize the quarries due to collapses
The catacombs of Paris began as tunnels for stone mining
7 to 6 milions of bodies
illigal in 1955
1980 police patrolling the tunnels
began to spread became one giant tomb
nearby cemeteries overflow 17 th century
accros 200 miles of catacombs
almost all unmapped
no one knows the full size
only a small section is open to the public
much is deemed unsafe
illegal to enter the rest of the tunnels Lime stone
Limestone is a popular building material for its versatility and durability. It’s moldable and used for flooring, cladding, fireplaces, steps, and columns. Plus, it’s resistant to weathering and erosion. Ancient buildings made of limestone still stand today! Limestone is also fire-resistant and can withstand insect damage.
bricklyst.co/the-pros-and-cons-of-using-limestone-for-building
Comprised of calcium carbonate, limestone can stand up to weathering and erosion, remaining strong and stable over hundreds of years. With minimal maintenance required, versatility in types and applications.
whenever it rains the catacombs actually gets really flooded very very fast. Meaning the water can sometimes even go up to waist-length during this downtime. When this happens, explorers are encouraged to run as fast as they can to the nearest exit ladder to safety, however because the Catacombs is practically a maze this is a bit of a challenge
#catacombs #paris #mystery
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Paris is the city of love, the city of lights death is on display
A parallel city, a labirinth, stop tis is the empire of the dwead. passageways for their future role as an underground sepulchre
2 km of catacombs, open to the public built in the 18 th century. Ossuary.
A vast network of cavers, tunnels chambers and old quarries shred in darkness. 200 miles 321-mostly un mapped. kilometer possibly 7 million people. this largely uncharted territory. 12 years.
Underground, there are plaques echoing the street names above etched into the walls, helping the cataphiles navigate.mine inspection service jurisdiction of the police prefect
Often equipped only with head lamps and homemade maps,
If you have no source of light, you will get lost as you get engulfed by complete pitch darkness.
Although the Paris Catacombs have been a popular space in Paris since opening to the public in 1809
Tunnelling in Greece dates back at least to 2000 B.C. when many tunnels were excavated for the exploitation of the minerals of Lavrion and Sifnos and Thassos Islands. Innovative methods of tunnelling were applied for the construction of many other tunnels of the prehistoric, classical, hellinistic and roman era.
Roman architecture and the survival of the local architectural and cultural practices contributed to the creation of an idiosyncratic provincial identity
CAUSAL LINK
Access points and pathways
Lime stone quarry tunnels possibly even since Roman times.
Loius the xvi hired an explorer to map and stabilize the quarries due to collapses
The catacombs of Paris began as tunnels for stone mining
7 to 6 milions of bodies
illigal in 1955
1980 police patrolling the tunnels
began to spread became one giant tomb
nearby cemeteries overflow 17 th century
accros 200 miles of catacombs
almost all unmapped
no one knows the full size
only a small section is open to the public
much is deemed unsafe
illegal to enter the rest of the tunnels Lime stone
Limestone is a popular building material for its versatility and durability. It’s moldable and used for flooring, cladding, fireplaces, steps, and columns. Plus, it’s resistant to weathering and erosion. Ancient buildings made of limestone still stand today! Limestone is also fire-resistant and can withstand insect damage.
bricklyst.co/the-pros-and-cons-of-using-limestone-for-building
Comprised of calcium carbonate, limestone can stand up to weathering and erosion, remaining strong and stable over hundreds of years. With minimal maintenance required, versatility in types and applications.
whenever it rains the catacombs actually gets really flooded very very fast. Meaning the water can sometimes even go up to waist-length during this downtime. When this happens, explorers are encouraged to run as fast as they can to the nearest exit ladder to safety, however because the Catacombs is practically a maze this is a bit of a challenge
#catacombs #paris #mystery
