In 1971, an American reconnaissance plane unexpectedly discovered a massive human face in the skies over Jordan, near the border with Pakistan. This face, carved from stone, appeared to have eyes that were neither fully closed nor open, resembling that of a deceased person. Archaeologists later found that this face was actually part of an ancient labyrinth, concealing many unsolved mysteries. In 1975, archaeologists from around the world conducted a detailed study of the site, uncovering not only a complex underground piping system and drinking wells but also a design reminiscent of early 20th-century London's sewer systems. Even more astonishing was the architectural layout and facilities that indicated a highly advanced level of technology, all attributed to the Stone Age, approximately 8,000 years ago. Archaeologists have attempted to unravel the secrets of this city, including why it appears to rotate, how it operated using astronomical phenomena, and who its inhabitants were. However, each exploration has been fraught with danger and confusion, and to this day, the mysterious 'Face of the Dead' retains many unanswered questions.