2,000 Year Old Ancient Underground City Discovered in Iran

Andrew Anglin April 28, 2017

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
April 28, 2017

This is a part of the heritage of ancient Indo-Aryan civilization.

It is here that the original sharia law, AKA WHITE SHARIA, was initially created by our ancient ancestors.

Sputnik:

The excavation site is located close to the city of Samen, in Iran’s Hamadan province. It is located some 400 km from the Iranian capital, Tehran.

The city consists of underground tunnels connecting at least 25 rooms. Archaeologists have discovered the remains of 60 people in nine rooms, and are still working on excavating the rest of the site.

​Ali Khaksar, head of Iran’s Organization of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism in Hamadan province, told Khabar Agency, a media outlet, that the underground settlement is believed to be around 2,000 years old.

​​The discovery is one of several exciting findings by Iranian archaeologists in recent months. Last month, archaeologists discovered underground living quarters carved into a mountain in central Iran dating back to the 12th century.

In February, an excavation in southern Iran led to the discovery of an ancient observatory which is believed to date back to the reign of the Sassanian dynasty from 224 to 651 CE.

We need to remember this as part of our white heritage, and stop allowing the Sandpeople to claim it.

This is no different than allowing American Negroes to say they wuz kangs and built the pyramids.

Iranians were white all the way up to the Arab-Islamic conquest of Persia – and they were certainly white when they were building these awesome underground cities and developing the code of law which came to be known as WHITE SHARIA.

People who are so absurd as to believe that Arabs invented Sharia Law no doubt also have no trouble whatsoever believing that black women are responsible for the moon-landing.

“Anti-White Sharia” is a codeword for “space niggers.”

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