Premier Pro CS6 project files (in the 6.0 folder) aren't there after upgrade to CC

I've recently upgraded from CS6 to CC and my premier pro project files form the CS6 version aren't in the Adibe folder. I'm hoping these were backed up to a hidden folder or something, or there is a way to get them back. I've still got the media (videos and audio etc). It's the project file that I cant find. Any help?

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