AAVale t1_j6dhq6l wrote
Reply to comment by Tr4c3gaming in ELI5: How are there ruins in eg. Athens when the city has been continuously settled for 2000 years? by RudiRammler
People forget just how much the US itself has in the way of ruins, old tunnel systems, shelters, etc. The Manhattan Project was able to run beneath a major city like Chicago because of the sheer scope of modern-ish ruins. It's also analogous to the catacombs of Paris, someday the tube system will be a ruin just like that, and probably a new city will be built on those ruins.
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