Btw, the evidence of Plovdiv goes back to 6500 years ago. And there is also the Magura Caves and honestly, you have to see the massive stone structures around Belogradchik. IMO it's artificial stone, made by the Atlanteans. I've seen close up photos of it and there was clearly aggregation of old, rounded river stone in the middle of supposedly granite rock formations! Never got the chance to actually see it for myself apart from on the train to Vidim tho.

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Magura Caves seem like another underground bunker carved for protection during the younger dryas?

Possibly, but it is the most ancient cave paintings yet found. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magura_Cave#Paintings 8000-10000 years ago.

The area that these things were found is nearby the Danube river and rivers like her are ancient, far more than 10,000 years old. The danube follows a very long, very flat path out to the black sea and it is unlikely anything near it is recent vulcanism, so the caves could well be excavated by humans, originally, or at least, one of the refuges after they received the warning to hide there by the "angels".

We have cave paintings that go back 70k years ago, but they are abstract.