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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • Hugh Newman, author of Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe: The World’s First Megaliths (2023) explores Karahan Tepe in southeast Turkey. It dates to 9400 BC and Hugh shows all the newly excavated areas with stunning drone views, exclusive photos, new footage, reconstructions and 3D scans of new artefacts discovered at the site. Hugh also gives an update on the remarkable winter solstice alignment discovered at the site by JJ Ainsworth and himself and discusses the greater Taş Tepeler project that is revealing the world's first 'supercivilization' dating back to the end of the last Ice Age.
    Extra footage courtesy of ‪@MDBelgesel‬ , ‪@dakotawint‬ and ‪@ESLINGERART‬
    Get Hugh's new book: Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe: The World’s First Megaliths (Wooden Books) at: amzn.to/3Mr6hmp.
    Our other videos on Karahan Tepe and nearby sites:
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    Sayburç 2024 Excavation Report - • Sayburç | 2024 Excavat...
    Taş Tepeler Update: Interview & Analysis - • Taş Tepeler Discoverie...
    Karahan Tepe Supercivilization Lecture - • Supercivilization | Ho...
    Secret Caves of Karahan Tepe - • The Caves of Karahan T...
    Göbekli Tepe Unlocked - • Göbekli Tepe Unlocked ...
    Stargate Voyager Interview - • Strange Mysteries of T...
    11,000-year-old Sayburç Exploration - • Sayburç 11,000-year-ol...
    Nevalı Çori - • Nevalı Çori: The 10,40...
    New Discoveries at Karahan Tepe 2023 - • NEWS | Monumental Stat...
    2023 New Discoveries Interview with Hugh & Andrew - • Göbekli Tepe & Karahan...
    Geometry of the Goddess at Karahan Tepe - JJ Ainsworth - • JJ Ainsworth | Geometr...
    Hugh Newman 2022 Lecture on the Geometry of Karahan Tepe - • Geometry of the Goddes...
    Karahan Tepe 2022/23 Update - • Karahan Tepe Update 20...
    Megalithic Marvels Interview - • Ancient Supercivilizat...
    Andrew Collins Lecture on Karahan Tepe - • Karahan Tepe | The Gre...
    Karahan Tepe with 3D Scans - • Karahan Tepe | Megalit...
    Karahan Tepe Supercivilization - • Karahan Tepe Supercivi...
    Winter Solstice Discovery at Karahan Tepe - • Karahan Tepe Discovery...
    Interview with Andrew Collins - • Karahan Tepe Revelatio...
    10,500 year-old Karahan Tepe: Göbekli Tepe's Sister Site - • 10,500 year-old Karaha...
    The Unfinished Monolith at Karahan Tepe - • 10,500 year-old Karaha...
    2018 Exploration with Andrew Collins - • Karahan Tepe | Gobekli...
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Komentáře • 212

  • @ZionistWorldOrder
    @ZionistWorldOrder Před měsícem +21

    turk here, Göbekli Tepe has been compromised. A billionaire turkish guy who funded the dig has made sure to stop alø further excavations and has effevtively made sure zero work has been done in last five years. Why? he is connected to WEF and has been an attendee earlier. No worries tho. We are on the case but this goes deep, may take time to tell ppl and get action going.

    • @wargreymon2024
      @wargreymon2024 Před měsícem +1

      Who is he?

    • @terranu1
      @terranu1 Před 11 dny

      Digging below would reveal a structure so large and ancient that it would throw all mainstream history into a dumpster. Since it wasnt man made, most of it, would also reveal some winged reptile like beings and we cant say migrants with copper tools built it anymore, it wont fit any narrative except one that has been dubbed as myth.

    • @TheDejael
      @TheDejael Před 3 dny

      @@wargreymon2024 One party is the ne0-nazsty (read * here) Klaus Schwab of the WEF (read NWO here).

  • @MDBelgesel
    @MDBelgesel Před měsícem +30

    The video is very nice, thank you for your effort. I visited Karahantepe this summer. After Göbeklitepe, I was undecided whether to go to Karahantepe or not. There is a distance of approximately 60 km between them. It was very hot and I didn't have air conditioning in my car. Despite this, I decided to go to Karahtepe. The journey was difficult. The roads were incredible. As I approached Karahantepe, I felt as if I was on another planet rather than on earth. When I got there, I was fascinated by what I saw. Karahantepe truly has an incredible atmosphere. I didn't want to leave there. It was as if something I didn't know why was forcing me not to leave that place. In short, I would like to say that if you have the opportunity, definitely visit this place. It's truly an incredible place. (I used Google translate. I apologize if I have any incorrect expressions.)

    • @MN8
      @MN8 Před měsícem +4

      thank you for the report, much appreciated

    • @PeachysMom
      @PeachysMom Před měsícem +1

      I’m so jealous, it sounds absolutely life changing. I doubt I will ever see it, but your description was very evocative. Thank you

    • @Keylmepie
      @Keylmepie Před 26 dny +1

      Fascinating! I’ve been drawn to places and experienced the “not wanting to leave” aspect before while visiting and hiking certain places. It’s a perplexing feeling that you never forget and find yourself longing to return.

  • @stephennicolay1940
    @stephennicolay1940 Před měsícem +12

    Archaeoastronomy has to be the way to go. Excellent again Hugh!

    • @supernova-5150
      @supernova-5150 Před měsícem +1

      I have ALL the alignments at GT. The solstices were definitely key.

  • @carihislop161
    @carihislop161 Před měsícem +14

    That 'kitchen' area sounds very interesting. Out of curiosity, I looked up the Anatolian Meadow Viper and found this quote on a website "Separated from other viper species by hundreds of kilometers of hot lowland forests and sea straits, the Anatolian Meadow viper has been isolated for over five million years. In Southern Turkey, summer temperatures commonly rise above what small vipers can tolerate (about 37 ºC, the same as the human body). So the Anatolian Meadow Viper was trapped on a cool mountain top, also known as a sky island." So these ancient people were collecting a specific rare snake from a mountaintop at quite a distance from their place of worship. That doesn't sound like 'cooking' to me. It might be worth doing some calculations to see if there is any alignment between the nature reserve and Karharan Tepe. There is a research paper on the venom - which I haven't read - but maybe these people were using the vemon in some way. Perhaps as a way to send special people into the afterlife or maybe the people bit would have a near-death experience. Or maybe they ate the snake meat and it caused some sort of psychedelic experience. So many interesting possibilities. Thank you for the brilliant video! I've been wondering how far the excavation was going. Can't wait to see what they uncover next!

    • @kricketflyd111
      @kricketflyd111 Před měsícem

      I think it's a Chakra.

    • @TigerLily61811
      @TigerLily61811 Před 16 dny +1

      I had the same thought. Perhaps they knew some way to use the venom as medicine. We think we know everything but I wonder sometimes back when the Church persecuted pagans, wiped out the Druids, and conducted their "witch hunts", how much ancient healing knowledge we may have lost. Our modern society is so convinced of it's superiority that it never even bothers to wonder about what we don't even know we don't know.

    • @carihislop161
      @carihislop161 Před 15 dny

      @@TigerLily61811 From what I've read the druids were slaughtered by Ceasar and the other Roman leaders who weren't Christians (to enable Rome to control the people), but you're right knowledge is continuously lost. Even without plagues and war societies's values are constantly shifting. Even within the last thousand years, we've lost medical knowledge. I don't know if you came across the 'discovery' made a few years ago in a Medieval medical book - someone found a recipe for an eye salve. The ingredients didn't sound like they'd do anything, but a curious soul went ahead and prepared the recipe - only to find it created an antibiotic salve. It works. How does it become an antibiotic? Last I read about it they had no idea. A few years ago I think I was looking up Viking names for a story and came across a name that meant leek. I was like, what? Why would anyone name their child after a wild onion? So I looked it up and it turned out the leek was considered magical - because they used it to help heal wounds. Has anyone done any modern research on the healing properties of Scandinavian leeks or other wild onions? I don't know, but I wouldn't be surprised if they haven't.

  • @GuardiaodeItavera
    @GuardiaodeItavera Před 25 dny +4

    Extraordinary. The origins of human civilization

    • @TheDejael
      @TheDejael Před 3 dny

      Not quite. Aztlan (Atlantis) was before. And who knows before that?

  • @jimmime
    @jimmime Před měsícem +10

    Thank you, Hugh!

  • @se7ensenses
    @se7ensenses Před měsícem +5

    Go Team Hugh and JJ!!!!! Thanks for all you do!

  • @AncientArchitects
    @AncientArchitects Před měsícem +13

    Thanks for the quote at the end. Yeah, Kevin’s work has certainly shown that anything is still possible. The lighting up of the face on the solstice works with or without a roof. Yes, I do believe the T-pillars were to support roof structures, but I admit this is without evidence - it’s just my belief and of course I could be wrong! 🙂 Great overview. Interested to hear about the Anatolian Viper skeletons. Did this information come from the landowner? I wish the archaeologists would publish something up-to-date. It’s been so long since new info/excavation reports were published.

    • @MegalithomaniaUK
      @MegalithomaniaUK  Před měsícem +1

      Great to hear from you Matt. I responded to your email - Hugh

  • @taybak8446
    @taybak8446 Před měsícem +4

    This was very informative. The best on youtube. If you ever decide to post videos on the Garden of Eden area of Turkey, I'd be grateful. Greetings from South Korea.

  • @angusscott919
    @angusscott919 Před měsícem +5

    Impressive what ancient peoples achieved! Too bad I can't live for 100 more years to see how much more this area has hidden.

  • @rodqueen2910
    @rodqueen2910 Před měsícem +5

    11,400 years ago give or take. Something tells me there's about to be another Younger-Dryas

  • @mariansmith7694
    @mariansmith7694 Před měsícem +4

    Thank you Hugh & JJ

  • @PeachysMom
    @PeachysMom Před měsícem +3

    Stunningly beautiful. It takes my breath away!

  • @supernova-5150
    @supernova-5150 Před měsícem +2

    You guys are right about the solstices. I can prove it at GT!

  • @kostadindimov7777
    @kostadindimov7777 Před měsícem +3

    Phenomenal discovery! Karahan Tepe is the first Sun Sanctuary in history. From the shot at 6:41 minutes of Hugh Newman's film, it is clear that the ancient priests had a mastery of paleo-astronomy six millennia earlier than known until now. Congratulations!

  • @jameslee-pevenhull5087
    @jameslee-pevenhull5087 Před měsícem +4

    If some of the enclosures were used as water cisterns, the important people would be the cleaners. Cleanliness avoids illness.
    We understand the Kemet formulated Hydrogen Peroxide, which was thousands of years later, or were they?
    Did this civilisation practice alchemy?
    My view is they would employ the cisterns in rotation, 'In use/being cleaned'.

  • @Slapper86
    @Slapper86 Před měsícem +2

    Thank you for providing all this fascinating pictures and narrative.

  • @WrozkaMalgorzata
    @WrozkaMalgorzata Před měsícem +2

    Thank you, this is very interesting information about this place and this region.

  • @bltjonesthejonestones3697
    @bltjonesthejonestones3697 Před měsícem +1

    Great shots. Finally got a real feel for the site. Thanks!

  • @vinceclark1655
    @vinceclark1655 Před měsícem +1

    Love your channel Hugh. Thank you. The channels/cart ruts could be for services water/electricity. The alignment, given any building/structure with freedom to orientate it in some direction, then sunset/rise is what anyone will do. We love looking at them. And, so makes sense to align to the solstice. These Tepe's could be wellness centres.....Same T-pillars on Menorca. Every stone built and red brick building on the plane(t) is buried. p.s. the sun is not hot, it's a light that gives off uva/b etc. And, there are many. A two dimensional grid of them I think. And they're low...just above the clouds..

  • @TWOCOWS1
    @TWOCOWS1 Před měsícem +24

    Thank you for continuing to record and show the new Mirazan sites (the original, local local name for the recent official government name). Mirazan means a "miracle maker". The local, childless women give offerings at the hill, hoping for a child. The fertility myth of the hills, still lingers. Mirazan is the meaningful, local name for this entire super old civilization/culture. A lot better than the silly name of Gobekli ("potbelly")-- given to it by the ruling government there . I hope you continue showing us more and more of the Mirazan sites as they get dug up

    • @m67t438
      @m67t438 Před měsícem +2

      its their nation and they have the rights to name whatever they like.. Respect the choice and move on...

    • @TWOCOWS1
      @TWOCOWS1 Před měsícem

      @@m67t438 The native people who live in there and still use the place, call it Mirazan. As you say, we should respect their choice. So, please do, instead of labeling it with a comical name given to it by the outsiders.

    • @m67t438
      @m67t438 Před měsícem +3

      @@TWOCOWS1 I don't know what you mean by outsiders? Are you implying, Turkish people are the "outsiders"?

    • @TWOCOWS1
      @TWOCOWS1 Před měsícem

      @@m67t438 Non-natives are outsiders. Are Turks native of those areas today, or 2000 years ago?

    • @m67t438
      @m67t438 Před měsícem +1

      @@TWOCOWS1 Turks arrived 1071, ill say they are natives

  • @MelodicMethod
    @MelodicMethod Před měsícem +1

    As always, i loved this video. You do such a good job of showing the layout with the camera work & editing. Cheers!

  • @oval1740
    @oval1740 Před měsícem +2

    Get up here and get in ! 👽👍🏻

  • @damianmaher1032
    @damianmaher1032 Před měsícem +2

    They could have also kept grain for the winter in there as well

  • @gatopol8596
    @gatopol8596 Před měsícem +1

    Excellent work, as usual. Thanks a lot Hugh.

  • @siobhanheffernan2647
    @siobhanheffernan2647 Před měsícem +2

    Thank you. Why not make 3d copies of stuff in the museum and leave them in situ.

  • @pure_awareness
    @pure_awareness Před měsícem +2

    Structure AH sure looks cleaner and more precise more megalithic...

  • @stevesloan6775
    @stevesloan6775 Před měsícem +1

    Those channel could be for smoke.
    Smoke flow is primordial like a modern day wind tunnel uses smoke.
    Smoke could be the serpent the way a snake doesn’t have legs, but move efficiently.
    Could the older stuff be half natural that influenced future replications?

  • @hattyhedgewitch
    @hattyhedgewitch Před měsícem +2

    first thing that sprung mind with those pools was the pools in the vonyet manuscript not really sure why though

  • @RuneRelic
    @RuneRelic Před měsícem +2

    Is the Tepe Sites using the fractions of the Solar Year ?
    I am seeing mirrored angles of similar kind of nature as Carnac, when the local Tepe sites are taken as a whole.
    czcams.com/video/seHmtrOvdSo/video.html
    Anyone looked into that before I do ?
    It became apparent at the Carnac Avenue with its Eggs, Dolmen (with 1:2 tilted Square that marked its own site geometry corner) and Major Avenue Monolith,
    that its azimuth were not randomly chosen, but marked...
    Solstice +- 0/24th year
    Solstice +- 2/24th year
    Solstice +- 3/24th year
    Solstice +- 4/24th year
    Solstice +- 6/24th year
    ...using spherical trigonometry with 1/24th ecliptic circle and the -6/7th degrees boundary ecliptic defined by Memphis Egypt (Ayan Whitewall),
    from where the Heliacal rising of Sirius and the Sothic calendar was originally coordinated.
    While also utilising Pythagorean triangles as the basis of its layout and recognised metrology of that era (see Thom).
    Spherical trigonometry being demonstrated by the stone spheres recovered form the Megalithic Recumbent stones and their platonic solid basis.
    Giza uses the same 1/6th year azimuth for its causeways to define its 3 season calendar
    Avebury uses the solstice & +1/6th year azimuth seperation to create a sunrise hexagon.
    Syene (Aswan Elephantine) uses the solstice & +1/8th year azimuth separation to create a sunrise octagon.
    The Syene geometry ultimately defining two side by side squared circles using 25/8th Anthropomorphic Pi (3:4:5 foot based Man and Women under the sign of the Rainbow), and the Stonehenge Station Stone octagon that contains a square with 1:2 gradient.
    This is the square within the raindrops of the Secondary rainbow (Refractive Index = Square root 9/5th) at dawn/dusk of the equinoxes, with a 3:4:5 elevation like that used for Carnac.
    Where the cardinal pointing bisected conical ends of the rainbow mark 3:4:5 azimuth, whose primary and secondary rainbows also define the Bank/Ditch openings solar and lunar standstill at Stonehenge (Pots of Gold and Silver at the end of the Rainbow. Temple of the Flood Covenant & Hekatompedon Temple of Apollo in the Apple orchard of the hesperides and Ladon & Temple of the Orphic Egg (Annunki) human geometry).
    Stonehenge in turn, positioned by the azimuth of Lunar standstill matching is Latitude or using the double circle of sunrise with the Heel stone and bank perimeter to define solstice sunrise
    6250" / 2 / Pi as 25/8th & 3600" of the inner bank...
    (3600"/2 - 6250/4) / (6250/4) = Acos (0.152)
    Acos(0.152)/2 = 40.628 N/S of E/W
    The 1/8th year sunrise azimuth becomes acos(0.576)/2, where 57.6" Geodetic Greek = 60" passus per second Romano Egyptian, while using 144"/7 Gedoetic Greek (150"/7 Vitruvian wheel of the ancients) as the Cubit used for Stonehenge...
    140" = 144" = 145.833" = 150" or 144"/7 Cane cubit = 20" Barley cubit
    Syene Ecliptic with solstice azimuth Acos(38/250)/2...
    Sin( 40.62857634 ) = sin( 24.09484255 ) / sin( 38.82636250 )
    Sin( 51.17363749 ) = sin( 29.23775305 ) / sin( 38.82636250 )
    29.23775305 - 24.09484255 = 5.14291050
    Lunar Inclination 51.17363749 + 38.82636250 = 90 (Latitude 51d 10' 25.09")
    Using Syene Ecliptic with 36/7th Lunar inclination (Thus 360/7 Avebury and the 10:1 Factals of the 'Image of God' geometry & The 3600" Hekatompedon Sarsen Circle cirumference)....
    Sin( 40.62880849 ) = sin( 24.09484255 ) / sin( 38.82614475 )
    Sin( 51.17385524 ) = sin( 29.23769969 ) / sin( 38.82614475 )
    29.23769969 - 24.09484255 = 5.14285714
    Lunar Inclination 51.17385524 + 38.82614475 = 90 (Latitude 51d 10' 25.88")

  • @D34sure
    @D34sure Před měsícem +2

    Still think that the face lighting up during the equinox / solstice is a reach... they would have had a roof over that area, possibly a coincidence but who knows ;-) thank you for your wonderful videos!!! :)

    • @PeachysMom
      @PeachysMom Před měsícem +1

      I agree. That is a reach, I see it often with people trying to “solve” these unsolvable mysteries. It’s fun to imagine it though, since we will never know the correct answer anyway or until we have more evidence.

    • @MegalithomaniaUK
      @MegalithomaniaUK  Před měsícem

      The roof is unproven and the face lighting up is millions to one chance etc. It's not really a reach when you look into it. Best to read this first - grahamhancock.com/newmanainsworth1/

  • @rachmondhoward2125
    @rachmondhoward2125 Před měsícem +1

    Awesome video. This entire Tepe complex is designed according to a very specific celestial (specific night-sky images and other phenomena) design. It has nothing to do with the solitices and equinoxes (of contemperory times). In my publications, The Zodiac in Our Genes and Chapter 9 (free online) from Askashic Records and Holy Grails viewers can get a sense of the celestial images and layout of the Tepes. The Tepes are extremely important sites for understanding the origins of all cultural expressions including all religions, esoterism, "myths"....but the ideas expressed in the Tepes are built from much more (about 70K - 100k years) ancient cosmological ideas first captured in cave and rock art. The prominent head next to the serpent inspired horrific traditions and rituals including the "severed head" human sacrifices, see chapter 9. Keep up the excellent work.

  • @PeachysMom
    @PeachysMom Před měsícem +1

    That statue there of the male holding onto his phallus - there’s a carving so much like it at Sayburç

  • @kricketflyd111
    @kricketflyd111 Před měsícem +1

    Thank You, that was very interesting. Now I'm wondering what creatures were displayed, what is the composition of that flowing layer on the surface, was it buried before or after and were the stones they buried it with native. 😊

  • @nedanddin
    @nedanddin Před měsícem +1

    Really interesting video. Has anyone put forward the idea that these complexes could be places of animal worship. Not just worshipping the statues and carvings but also an ancient zoo. The many enclosures holding different animals to admire and perhaps give offerings to. Looks to me that the areas that held water could have also held aquatic animals such as fish and eels. The capture, display and veneration of animals would have been a logical step in human's evolution to the top of the hierarchy.

  • @bwaynesilva
    @bwaynesilva Před měsícem +1

    Great job again.

  • @SamWelbourneGuitar
    @SamWelbourneGuitar Před měsícem +1

    Fascinating sir.

  • @halfpinthero912
    @halfpinthero912 Před měsícem +2

    Water might be scarce there now but have there any studies been done on the rainfall levels 12k years ago?

  • @MrBigdaddy2ya
    @MrBigdaddy2ya Před měsícem +1

    Great video thanks for keeping all of us updated. Thinking the "kitchen" is a sacrifice temple. Be curious to see if other animal bones will be found there. Maybe the snake venom was used it the ritualistic sacrifices to intoxicate. The stage area could be where the rituals happen. Cooking of meat could happen there too where you showed a possible hearth.

  • @TorWebster-TorsTouroftheTorGla

    Great video. Cheers bro.

  • @rodqueen2910
    @rodqueen2910 Před měsícem +1

    @Hugh Newman .. at 3:55 you see an obvious water collection pit ? What possible purpose would these pillars be and the work involved ??

  • @jeffsmith50001
    @jeffsmith50001 Před měsícem +2

    i hope they dont put a roof on it with a car park and tarmac road. that reminds me of a song. cheers mate.

  • @myview1875
    @myview1875 Před měsícem +1

    @17:38 Is that a sasquatch sat on the rock. 🧸.

  • @robertsabharwal9787
    @robertsabharwal9787 Před měsícem +1

    This is just remarkable ...

  • @stevesloan6775
    @stevesloan6775 Před měsícem +1

    The smoke and heat… stopped the ice crystallising towards the ground.
    If you could chimney heat, you’d survive. 12,000BC

    • @PeachysMom
      @PeachysMom Před měsícem +1

      There were no ice sheets this far south

  • @stevesloan6775
    @stevesloan6775 Před měsícem +3

    Those channel could be for smoke.
    Smoke flow is primordial like a modern day wind tunnel uses smoke.
    Smoke could be the serpent the way a snake doesn’t have legs, but move efficiently.

  • @nicolerandall9676
    @nicolerandall9676 Před měsícem +2

    I am getting birth and fertility vibes from this site. Waters of life feminine and serpent masculine energy. Even children and infants with the small enclosures with one T pillar.

    • @MegalithomaniaUK
      @MegalithomaniaUK  Před měsícem

      We discuss this in a recent article: grahamhancock.com/newmanainsworth2/

  • @FacesintheStone
    @FacesintheStone Před měsícem +1

    3:34 the holes carved out of it that you speak about are the same old carvings like the ones you pointed out at the time stamp. It’s just that the water has eroded them. They carved everything from head to toe. It’s a library so to speak.

    • @FacesintheStone
      @FacesintheStone Před měsícem +1

      4:40 nothing was unfinished It’s just that we do not understand it yet. 13:43 if you want to learn how to see the art, I teach people how to do it. There’s a whole world underneath there, but it takes several weeks of having your own examples in your own common areas. 15:15 gosh please know you can learn how to see, it’s a matter of detail that your eyes are just now being trained to see after looking at it for so long. There’s a library right there, my friend. This place was a place of learning.

  • @JoeSchmoe710
    @JoeSchmoe710 Před měsícem +2

    Looks like an ancient jacuzzi with cup holders

    • @PeachysMom
      @PeachysMom Před měsícem +1

      Well, one of the theories I read is that as part of these ritual observances they may have held big celebrations/feasts/parties, so a jacuzzi would’ve been the vibe lol

    • @MegalithomaniaUK
      @MegalithomaniaUK  Před měsícem

      That's my kind of place ;)

  • @gordonmculloch4904
    @gordonmculloch4904 Před měsícem +2

    Must have been a completely different climate and the area surrounded by forest when it was inhabited. Perhaps it was a climate change that caused the water to dry up and the inhabitants to move on.

  • @ESLINGERART
    @ESLINGERART Před měsícem +1

    Great video. I want to go there with you sometime!

    • @MegalithomaniaUK
      @MegalithomaniaUK  Před měsícem +1

      Hey Kevin! Thanks for your work on the 3D imaging. It really has brought it to life. Let's get cracking on the full 3D model; soon!

    • @ESLINGERART
      @ESLINGERART Před měsícem

      @@MegalithomaniaUK thanks! I will send you a new video soon. Been working a physical model to go along with the virtual one.

  • @stevesloan6775
    @stevesloan6775 Před měsícem +1

    What’s the best, that exact position will get rains for 10 years straight.
    Ground water 🚿 s key.
    💙🇦🇺🤜🏼🤛🏼😎☮️🍀🍀🍀

  • @RuneRelic
    @RuneRelic Před měsícem +1

    The roof is never gonna work unless the sleepers/beams/lintels are parallel with the stone top alignment.
    Clearly they dont, the way it is demonstrated.
    Thats not to say I am opposed to the idea.
    I am becoming more convinced that Y & Z holes columns, could not be any higher than the sarsen circle at stonehenge, to allow the stretching of the cord around the 1 cubit radius Aubrey columns, that deifned the inner dressed face of the Hekatompedon Temple, as an extended octagram to 56 points.
    That means they were all likely the same height and may well have supported radial levelled beams and some kind of conical roofing.
    Especially as the builders went to great extremes to ensure that the top of the Saresen Circle Lintels were far more levelled than the ground was.

    • @MegalithomaniaUK
      @MegalithomaniaUK  Před měsícem +1

      Good point which was also discussed by a structural engineer who visited the sites with our group. Also the lower parts of the pillars are too thin to be weight-bearing.

  • @damianmaher1032
    @damianmaher1032 Před měsícem +1

    I wonder where they mined the blue stones for the church ⛪️

  • @efraincrespo2129
    @efraincrespo2129 Před měsícem +1

    Nice.

  • @days_eye.o
    @days_eye.o Před měsícem +1

    Really impressive post📌

  • @integracionautomatizacion5047

    That statue at minute 19:05 looks like Mohai Kava Kava from Easter Island.

  • @pure_awareness
    @pure_awareness Před měsícem +1

    14:50 how did they get in and out of this enclosure ? Doesn't look easy access

    • @MegalithomaniaUK
      @MegalithomaniaUK  Před měsícem +2

      The main enclosure has slabs of stone used as steps to the south. The others, through a porthole stone either in the roof or wall.

  • @stevesloan6775
    @stevesloan6775 Před měsícem +1

    Hint.
    Here’s a true smidgen.. What you’re looking at is enclosures designed for huge glaciers sitting above.

    • @PeachysMom
      @PeachysMom Před měsícem +1

      Hint. There were never any glaciers or ice sheets this far south.

  • @KayInMaine
    @KayInMaine Před 26 dny

    Its for water collection. It had a roof at one point to keep the water from evaporating.

  • @juliastepanova6588
    @juliastepanova6588 Před 26 dny

    Здравствуйте! Большой привет от русской альтернативной исторической культуры 😁 👋.
    Есть подозрение, что те "бассейны", о которых Вы говорите, и вообще, все структуры этого комплекса, изначально были под землей. Скажите, это туф или песчаник?
    Если туф, то согласно геологическим картам, эти структуры были построены в меоцене и палеоцене. А это с 15 миллионов лет назад до 4.5 миллионов лет назад. И все это было под землей. А наверх поднялось много позже, когда пошло образование гор и поднятие пород в регионе. Тогда эти части подземных структур и обнаружились. В последствии они конечно подверглись эрозии водной и воздушной. И потом пришли другие цивилизации, которые добавляли статуи и какие то иные артефакты и использовали первичные строения уже в своих целях.
    Буду рада диалогу. Julia.

  • @blindfaith2382
    @blindfaith2382 Před měsícem +1

    I believe that there are much more important, powerful reasons for these structures having being created, used for a time and then hidden away again.
    My own belief is that Gobekli and Karahan Tepe have to do with the repopulating of the planet with all the different types of creatures after a great catastrophe virtually wiped every type of land dwelling creature off the face of the planet.
    A kind of ancient underground laboratory if you like, from whence they rebred and repopulated all the world's animals. If Noah's ark (which apparently also landed in Turkey) was real, then think about it . . afterwards there would have to have been a sacred safe environment like this where breeding programs could be conducted and controlled. It would then make sense as to why the whole place was covered up and hidden away again afterwards. Perhaps the T-pillers represented different land masses or regions all around the world. Those many important looking carved 'handbags' could represent that these contained the very essential sperm or DNA of all the different endangered species.
    I also believe that the WEF are well aware of the true relevance of Gobekli and are literally trying to bury the truth again by not allowing archaeologists have access to dig the remainder of the site, that's why I'm going to repost this message on every Gobekli Tepe related video I can find.
    You can call me mad or whatever you want, don't care.
    May the Lord God bless you all, His truth shall be revealed.

  • @AKSnowbat907
    @AKSnowbat907 Před 22 dny

    As they were seemingly so tracked on stellar positioning - is it possible that there's a cycle that they would react to that would lead them to create a new "temple" and bury the old one?
    Like every 100 years X Star aligns
    Or a comet appears every X years and so they assumed the temple unworthy etc etc.

  • @williamolivadoti3867
    @williamolivadoti3867 Před měsícem

    at 15:18 sideways--- that`s a boat with a bow and sails

  • @charliefowkes1932
    @charliefowkes1932 Před měsícem +3

    It’s looking rather like a medieval monastery to me; tending to the needs of the local community and ritual festivals… perhaps the academic community has been too quick to see brutality and phalluses ?

  • @TheOphiuchus666
    @TheOphiuchus666 Před 12 dny

    That is an ancient Roman site, before Octavian. The flood is what caused the Caspian Sea and Black Sea to form.
    The flooded lands then experienced a heat event that vaporized the water, so the flooded sea water first, then the heat, caused the desert.
    Why and how did the water only rise in the center of Earth land mass?
    The shape is not what people think.

  • @chuckelsewhere
    @chuckelsewhere Před měsícem +1

    If there were flooded chambers, what would be the purpose? Is it possible it's telling a story of the great flood?

  • @cyan1616
    @cyan1616 Před měsícem +2

    All the settlements are built next to ancient lake beds. There would be plenty of fishing and hunting as well as fresh water sources.
    People need to stop looking at these sites with modern eyes. 😊

    • @MegalithomaniaUK
      @MegalithomaniaUK  Před měsícem +1

      Do you have any info to back this up?

    • @cyan1616
      @cyan1616 Před měsícem

      @@MegalithomaniaUK it was on a geology website showing the Mesopotamia region before it was a desert.

  • @lianaminasyan1783
    @lianaminasyan1783 Před měsícem +1

    The heads in the wall are reminiscent of a complex in Peru, i.e. the same people did it At least you know who they were????

  • @steveandjenny149
    @steveandjenny149 Před měsícem +1

    That head looks like olmec

  • @kl-ir8tk
    @kl-ir8tk Před 25 dny

    May be T pillars are posts to hold up the roofs of each enclosures..

  • @sventheviking4635
    @sventheviking4635 Před měsícem +9

    Good visual data. I love your data gathering work. Nevertheless, you make the same mistake that every other person makes when analysing these sites. I’m an astrophysicist. I have the understanding of the movements of the heavens, but astrophysics goes beyond astronomy. No one seems to understand that the solstices shift by approximately 1 day every 135 years. It is a non-linear relation. The winter solstice in 9750 BCE was March 4th but Feb 24th in 8870 BCE. Please stop talking about alignments to keep your story valid.

    • @PeachysMom
      @PeachysMom Před měsícem

      Not too pompous are ye

    • @MegalithomaniaUK
      @MegalithomaniaUK  Před měsícem +1

      We are fully aware of this as can be seen in our article on the subject: grahamhancock.com/newmanainsworth1/

    • @AWICKEDVIXEN1999
      @AWICKEDVIXEN1999 Před 2 dny

      Its 1 day later every 72 years lady

  • @davidespinoza2067
    @davidespinoza2067 Před 3 dny

    This only tell us the earth 🌎 is alot older than ours scientists believe!!

  • @Flower_Power888
    @Flower_Power888 Před měsícem +2

    Simmilar to Scara Brae....

    • @PeachysMom
      @PeachysMom Před měsícem

      Yes! It does remind me of that too

  • @OzgurBarisEtli
    @OzgurBarisEtli Před měsícem +1

    I have decoded the meanings of Gobekli Tepe symbols after years of research as an astronomer and museum science advisor. Please read my book about this topic: "The Mythology Of Gobekli Tepe", which currently published on internet as pdf.

  • @jordanburnette8070
    @jordanburnette8070 Před 25 dny

    the hands on that big statue look like easter island statues.

  • @gunes5892
    @gunes5892 Před 29 dny

    Ülkemizdeki zenginlikleri yabancı belgesellerden izlemek hem güzel hem üzüntü verici kendimizi tanıtamıyoruz malesef. Türkçeye çevrilirse sevinirim.

  • @susannebrunberg4174
    @susannebrunberg4174 Před měsícem +3

    You said you would show us what they found and now in the museum... You forgot about that.
    And about the structures, I don't think for a moment they were anything for "rituals" or such stuff. Simply were people lived. Houses, rooms etc.
    Hole area probably was a ancient city.
    They will found out, as soon as they can throw away that "religious stuff"-thoughts archaeologists for the moment love.

    • @MegalithomaniaUK
      @MegalithomaniaUK  Před měsícem

      I did show the two main statues which were found recently - as 3D scans in the video. The other smaller artefacts will be in a forthcoming video.

  • @Kdw849
    @Kdw849 Před 8 dny

    What was used to carve stone like that?

  • @garygallegos8355
    @garygallegos8355 Před měsícem

    I have a question ❓ those great stones with step like design 🤔could it ethat by using these step designs we can left up the great stones too a great hight a bit at a time ? Please send me any info on these question thank you very much for your great work 👍

  • @astonsoo6619
    @astonsoo6619 Před měsícem +1

    😮😮❤❤❤

  • @jameswatson1368
    @jameswatson1368 Před 17 dny

    Gobekli Tempe is where Noah built the ark after the hull was built they filled it i in to support the ship's weight

  • @user-yr5nv2gv7m
    @user-yr5nv2gv7m Před měsícem +1

    is your pronounciation of 'hearth' specific to some region in england? i wonder if there are still dialect uses of the harrow/hörgr (Old Norse, pl. hörgar) or hearg (Old English, pl. heargas) word in any denominations of english:D it means 'a type of altar or cult site, possibly consisting of a heap of stones, used in Norse religion, as opposed to a roofed hall used as a hof (temple).' (its from wiki/Hörgr)
    and then wats up with wiki/Harrowing_of_Hell maybe its just (purposefuly) deformed version of wiki/Harrying_of_the_North

  • @AgnieszkaNishka
    @AgnieszkaNishka Před 26 dny

    I'm not sold on the astrological alignment.

  • @anniebygrave9300
    @anniebygrave9300 Před měsícem +1

    Let us imagine that this had no ritualistic purposes but instead some other purpose. Could any of the pits have had a technological use? Have engineers analysed it? Have you had acoustic engineers test it? Do the rocks in those configurations have special acoustic properties? The stone circles in Southern Africa may have been used as energy producers for gold mining using sound to create power - are there any similarities to those? You need a lot of different viewpoints and life experiences for these sites. It is better not to assign descriptions to features from one viewpoint only. That is what has happened to the pyramids at Giza, to the detriment of the monuments and our ancient past. Never try to fix things down too soon. Get other people from other fields of science involved. Are there detectable mathematical patterns? Also bring in people with channelling, remote viewing and psychic gifts, some of whom can detect differences in energy. All of this can open up the eyes and give you much more depth of meaning. The astrological configurations might put you off the scent. Research it using lots of different experts in their fields.

    • @user-je6np1hm6i
      @user-je6np1hm6i Před měsícem

      I totally agree. Stop looking at this as ritual. Think high tech. We are low tech idiots and have no clue what the ancients were up to. They were much more advanced than we are, that is why it difficult to interpret this site. Think multidimensional, contact with other dimensions. perhaps DNA technology, making animals, batteries, wormholes, that direction. Has anyone telepathically communicated with the stones? They can tell you more, the information is in the stone.....

  • @korhan_a
    @korhan_a Před měsícem

    Türkçe konuşan arkadaşlar; kişinin bahsettiği T taşı çevirisi google tarafından çay taşı diye çevrilmektedir. Çok kez tekarlandığı için ingilizcede zayıf olanlarımızın kafası karışmasın diye uyarmak istedim.

  • @ScrewdriverTUNING
    @ScrewdriverTUNING Před měsícem

    Evidence for a pressurized region tells me there were natural springs everywhere In Turkey.

    • @MegalithomaniaUK
      @MegalithomaniaUK  Před měsícem

      Please point us to the evidence

    • @ScrewdriverTUNING
      @ScrewdriverTUNING Před měsícem +2

      @@MegalithomaniaUK this is one of a plethora of information about water flow paths during the last ice age. The largest river ever on earth ran from northern Siberia to the Mediterranean. Effectively filling the aquifers across all of Eurasia. The mountains south of the Black Sea turned into a dam. Pressuring the whole of Turkey and other places. The entire east coast of America had this same effect of pressurized water tables during every ice advance and meltwater pulse. !!!! Please look into this very thoroughly.!!! I’m a water management specialist no one is talking about this. Some are avoiding it. !!!!

    • @ScrewdriverTUNING
      @ScrewdriverTUNING Před měsícem +1

      @@MegalithomaniaUK I believe it links the sites strait to the ice age with no carbon dating needed. Deeper excavations are required to verify. I think the tepes were fed naturally from beneath. Filled aquifers/ pressurized ground water. !! Only possible with extensive ice buildup let’s say 1/3 of the northern hemisphere covered in ice. Suggested to fracture the bedrock beneath the aquifers.

    • @ScrewdriverTUNING
      @ScrewdriverTUNING Před měsícem +1

      Looks like CZcams doesn’t like my link. I’ve posted it 3 times now. !!

  • @MarcMartino
    @MarcMartino Před měsícem +2

    Not everything is a temple. The people had to live somewhere.

    • @PeachysMom
      @PeachysMom Před měsícem +1

      In a house full of 6ft tall phalluses? I’m curious what your house is like 😂

    • @MegalithomaniaUK
      @MegalithomaniaUK  Před měsícem +1

      Not everything is a house ;)

    • @PeachysMom
      @PeachysMom Před měsícem

      @@MarcMartino I don’t think people would live in a house full of 6ft male members

    • @MarcMartino
      @MarcMartino Před měsícem

      @@PeachysMom but what if it was full of 9 ft male members? Or maybe 3 ft male members?

    • @PeachysMom
      @PeachysMom Před měsícem

      @@MarcMartino it’s just too crowded!

  • @tomasneel1980
    @tomasneel1980 Před 23 dny

    Kindly, on gobekli tepe has the stela of priests with the hand bags of the gods, ….. please read the Book of Mormon , and read what’s in these treasured hand bags, for example, linages, line of authorities of rulers and kings, hymns, encantations, creation of man , Gods instructions, kingdoms, conquests, proclamations etc… I believe labans mentioned in the Book of Mormon were the same , just his was brass. Learn and research it out, best wishes.

  • @wargreymon2024
    @wargreymon2024 Před měsícem

    3:00

  • @coreybrenner
    @coreybrenner Před měsícem +1

    This reminds me more of a prison.

  • @Rose-sn5eg
    @Rose-sn5eg Před měsícem +1

    💋❤️🌹🙏

  • @mikeknuckles6430
    @mikeknuckles6430 Před 8 dny

    Great video to get a idea of the layout. But...as you continue to try explain you can't help using words like Rituals. It's amazing how religious implications are imposed upon something we know so little about.

  • @astrumrimor2450
    @astrumrimor2450 Před 24 dny

    I feel like those little cubicles were some kind of prison cells.

  • @claireellis8242
    @claireellis8242 Před měsícem +1

    Love and respect ❤Uk

  • @MrBigdaddy2ya
    @MrBigdaddy2ya Před měsícem +1

    At 19:26 you can see in the penis chamber as i call it you can see a t column that looks like a fallic. Is this the reason fot the t shape columns to look like fallic?

  • @seymurmmd4807
    @seymurmmd4807 Před 21 dnem

    6K years . Nuh kavmi

  • @zacfurther
    @zacfurther Před 18 dny

    hi Hugh,I wonder,do you have any qualifications in archaeology or related sciences?sometimes it feels like you are taking us on a time travel mission.I think you should get back to higher education and get yourself a doctorate in something.Then you can legally call yourself Dr Hugh,wouldn't that be fun?I think you should.

  • @Piros09666Toth
    @Piros09666Toth Před dnem

    лицо человека в маске как будто, похоже на "лицо" на Марсе

  • @maiarostiashvili6489
    @maiarostiashvili6489 Před měsícem +1

    only tell you Iberians