Göbekli Tepe astronomical events and symbolism
Researchers are matching low-relief carvings on some of the pillars at Göbekli Tepe to find compelling evidence that the ‘Vulture Stone’ is a date stamp for 10950 BC which closely corresponds to the proposed Younger Dryas event, estimated at 10890 BC. Researchers also found evidence that a key function of Göbekli Tepe was to observe […]
Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe
Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe challenging conventional timelines of early human civilization The prehistoric sites of Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe have become focal points in discussions about the origins of complex human society. Dated to approximately 11,000–13,000 years ago, these monumental complexes predate agriculture, pottery, and metalworking, challenging long-standing assumptions about what early hunter-gatherer […]
Göbekli Tepe: The World’s First Gathering Place?
Göbekli Tepe Gathering Place: The Oldest Monumental Complex on Earth The Göbekli Tepe gathering place stands as one of the most profound archaeological discoveries of modern times, fundamentally reshaping our understanding of early human society. Located in southeastern Turkey near modern-day Şanlıurfa, Göbekli Tepe predates Stonehenge and the Great Pyramid of Giza by several millennia, […]
Göbekli Tepe the oldest known temple complex
Turkey is hailing the discovery of an 11,400-year-old monumental site as one of the world’s oldest villages, challenging the prevailing science on when and why humankind first settled down. Potbelly Hill in Turkish, Göbekli Tepe is an artificial mound spread across eight hectares at the top end of the Fertile Crescent near the present-day city […]
What are the oldest man-made structures?
In today’s world we are accustomed to the impressive features of engineering. Structures like suspension bridges and skyscrapers are modern marvels but some of the world’s most impressive constructions are thousands of years behind us. For instance, the Roman Colosseum is one such wonder of ancient architecture, marking a crucial transition point between vastly different […]
Did Atlanteans Build the Bimini Wall?
Fascinating article, Did Atlanteans Build the Bimini Wall?, written by Taraya Galloway, from the Detroit Free Press of 1972, The Bimini Strange Stonework. Do these articles say it all? In 1968, a diving expedition discovered a series of large stone formations, so square and neatly arranged that they seemed to form an intentional structure. It […]
Bimini Road: Anthropogenic versus Natural Origin
The Bimini Road, also referred to as the Bimini Wall is located nearly half a mile off the west coast of the North Bimini Islands and about half a mile north of Paradise Point in the Bahamas. Coming from the other direction the Bimini Road is around 45 miles east of Miami, Florida’s coast of […]
Asteroids are Getting Closer and Closer
Asteroids are Getting Closer and Closer The asteroid 2023 BU has drawn worldwide attention for making one of the closest asteroid approaches ever recorded. According to Stephen Lunz from IFLScience, this small space rock skimmed past Earth at just 3,600 kilometers (2,237 miles)—closer than many satellites that orbit our planet. This incredible event reminds us […]
Għar Dalam Cave Malta The Mystery of Ancient Bones
A Cave Full of Secrets In southern Malta lies the unique cave of Għar Dalam, a site that has puzzled archaeologists for decades. Stratified layers of sediment hold the remains of some of the island’s oldest animals—and possibly its earliest humans. The cave offers evidence that man may have first reached Malta when the islands […]
Buache Map: Ancient Knowledge of Antarctica?
The Buache Map: Evidence of Ancient Knowledge of Antarctica? Among the most intriguing enigmas of historical cartography is the Buache Map, an 18th-century chart that has sparked debates about whether ancient civilizations possessed advanced geographical knowledge long before the modern era. Some researchers claim that the map accurately depicts Antarctica before it was buried by […]
