article_snippet: Now the remains of the man and woman - who are said to have died in their twenties - have been uncovered in the Diros Caves in the Peloponnese region of Greece.
article_snippet: An archaeologist leading the excavation of the ‘underworld’ cavern described the find as ‘stunning’ and said the find is possibly the oldest grave ever found in the country.
article_snippet: the ‘underworld’ cavern is known as Alepotrypa - or 'foxhole' - and was found in the 1950s.
article_snippet: Experts believe hundreds of people lived inside Alepotrypa before the entrance collapsed burying everyone alive.
article_snippet: The upper chamber is more than 260 feet (80 metres) long and around 6 feet (2 metres) high.