If you found out an ancient city was buried under your house ???

@Daelii Heh. But I want my privacy! Which would you prefer--that they DO discover an ancient city beneath your house? Or that they don't?

see thats me! I did buy a house out in the country on a mountain. There isn't a lot out here and that is part of the major appeal! Doing the treat others how you want to be treated.. I'd love to see some more of the lost treasures, so why hide it if I could share it? Also think of some possible tax incentives to sharing it? that city could easily offer a tax rate discount on property taxes to land owners who share access because they would have increased tourism dollars!

That is sooo neat! I've been reading up a lot of different older cities finding levels underground for lost buildings and places from ancient times. with the new use of drones being more available for every day people to use, even more ancient sites are being re-discovered! ancient art, artifacts, buildings, and who knows what! now if only they got some drones for water research in private / common hands, I wonder what else we may one day discover.

I know my opinion over there doesn't mater. In some cases I wish you'd read the whole article I write before posting. if your local city found there was a lost city under your home (assuming you have a place you reside in), would you open your land for a tourist attraction?

@Daelii I have read your article. No need to insult me. I can only repeat what I wrote (and you may not have read properly). You may not be allowed to open your property for the public as a tourist attraction. The authorities may or may not allow it . There must be streets which lead there as well as parking areas to say nothing about water tubes for toilets etc.

@MALUSE well, how did I insult you when I pointed out you clearly didn't even read it all before you opened your mouth to say my opinion over there doesn't mater? When I never spoke about THEY should do. I just said what I'd do. So I'll clarify further for you. Since the city is looking to market that ancient city, I'm going to assume they would be addressing road and laws relating to tourism and visiting private property. So it brings me back to the question I asked for discussion sake: hypothetically speaking (pretend) they found an ancient city under Maluse place of residency. City / goverment comes and asks Maluse "will you allow visitors on your land to see parts of ancient city".. what would be your response? yes? no?