Gobekli Tepe And connections to Biblical history
2024年6月18日 · Gobekli Tepe is in Turkey and the Fertile Crescent and so is Mt. Ararat - the alleged location where the Ark landed following the Flood Gobekli Tepe dates to 11,600yrs, the same time of the ‘Younger Dryas’ climate catastrophe - which resulted in ~400ft rise in Global sea-levels Gobekli Tepe appears purposely buried. Perhaps even flood related.
12,000-year-old monument is thought to be world's oldest calendar
The discovery was made at the world-famous archaeological site of Gobekli Tepe in southern Turkey. Generally considered to be one of the most important archaeological sites in the world, this remarkable 12,000-year-old complex - which is built into a rocky mountaintop - represents some of the earliest known evidence of humans establishing a ...
Why bury Gobekli Tepe and who did it? - Unexplained Mysteries
2023年2月7日 · National Geographic, Gobekli Tepe June 2011 says this: ”Every fewvdecades people buried the pillars and put up new stones - Then the whole assemblage would be filled in with debris, and an entirely new circle created nearby.” Also “When a new temple was completed, the old one was buried.”
Is Göbekli Tepe the proof of Older Sphinx? - Ancient Mysteries and ...
2017年10月16日 · Off late, have been observing lots of traction in the so called fringe side around Gobekli Tepe and Sphinx. One youtube video where Hawass looks like to be an idiot in front of Hancock: Similarly, in another video (it's quite a long and extensive debate), mainstream science writer Michael Shermer was almost speechless
Gobekli Tepe Shows Constellations - Unexplained Mysteries
2010年5月19日 · Gobekli Tepe has intrigued me since I first heard about it and the idea that it is a temple structure at a time of hunter gatherers was an unexpected shock to the time line. But is it a temple? It seems that Schmidt's idea is faltering. I was thinking after reading another article about old …
A site suggesting that Gobekli Tepe is fake - Ancient Mysteries and ...
2016年10月8日 · Here are the five publications we would recommend for a concise overview on Göbekli Tepe: Klaus Schmidt, Göbekli Tepe. A Stone Age Sanctuary in South-Eastern Anatolia. ex oriente e.V.: Berlin (2012). [editor´s website] Klaus Schmidt, Göbekli Tepe, Southeastern Turkey. A Preliminary Report on the 1995-1999 Excavations, Paléorient 26/1,2001 ...
Gobekli Tepe And connections to Biblical history
2024年6月18日 · The date of that tsunami date, 6300 BC (+/-), pretty much matches a time when pottery-using people in Syria and the Levant became impoverished for several centuries. The earliest known decorated pottery in Syria is dated 6900-6800 BC, in the Balikh river basin (Plain of Harran) near Gobekli Tepe.
Why bury Gobekli Tepe and who did it? - Unexplained Mysteries
2023年2月7日 · It’s probably part of the truth, even though, through whatever means, is difficult to “prove” or pinpoint today.
Andrew Collins, Gobekli Tepe, and Enoch - Unexplained Mysteries
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Gobekli Tepi roof? - Ancient Mysteries and Alternative History ...
2014年7月15日 · Extinct mega-fauna might have simply have had much larger large intestines making the process more practical. Also, since Gobekli Tepe was used for thousands of years there might have been several different roof types. "Eskimos" used to make featherlight rain gear out of seal and fish intestines so there is some technological precedence.