This 12,000 Year Old Ancient Discovery is Shaking the Foundations of History..

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Follow this link 👉 https://www.gaia.com/5thkind - and Watch A FREE Episode! Courtesy of Gaia.com! There have been many ancient discoveries around the world that make us question the historical accuracy of our documented past. non more so than the discovery of this ancient stone circle site Gobecklie Tepe. This 12,000 year old site can be found in south-east Turkey and has been dated as the oldest temple ever discovered. A discovery shaking the foundations of known history...Featuring Graham Hancock, Paul Wallis, Freddy Silva, Gregg Braden, Linda moulten Howe, Andrew Collins and Jack Cary
Welcome to the Fifth Kind. This video is brought to you in partnership with Gaia.com,
creating thought-provoking documentaries and programs. There have been many ancient discoveries
around the world that make us question the historical accuracy of our documented past,
none more so than the discovery of the ancient stone circle site Göbekli Tepe.
This 12,000-year-old site can be found in southeast Turkey and has been dated as the
oldest temple ever discovered. It is 7,000 years older than Stonehenge in the UK and 7,500 years
older than the pyramids of Egypt, a discovery shaking the foundations of known history.
Humanity's civilized origins are commonly regarded to date back to around 3500 BCE,
when civilizations first began and cities formed in the lands of Sumer and ancient Mesopotamia.
Göbekli Tepe completely disrupts our conventional understanding of the storyline of Homo sapiens
because our current view is that our civilization began about 5,000 years ago while Göbekli Tepe
dates from about six and a half thousand years before that. First uncovered in 1994 by a Kurdish
shepherd named Savak Yildiz, he found the site after spotting an unusual looking rock on the
surface, brushing away the dust and uncovering a large oblong-shaped stone, in turn leading to the
temple's excavation. As the excavations continued, a number of surprising things began to become
clear. First off, this pot-bellied hill and this whole site had not been covered up by natural
sedimentation. After being in use for about a thousand years, it was deliberately buried
by whoever was involved with it. This was not some invading army who came in and smashed it up,
this was a in a kind of preservation. You must envisage teams of hundreds of people
with sort of buckets filled with stone and rubble and they're coming and they're pouring it in
on top of the existing stone circles and they just keep on pouring until every stone circle
is covered. The Greek philosopher Plato, writing about two and a half thousand years ago,
talks about a civilization that came before us and he also speaks about another agency or other
entities that were involved in assisting our development as a species and in particular
nurturing us as a conscious, intelligent and technological race. Now it seems to me
that these ideas of Plato, the previous civilization and this intervention from
outside to help us along, are really corroborated by what we see at Karakadag and at Gobekli Tepe.
They are both fascinating moments in the human story and when we come to Gobekli Tepe we're
looking at something we've only just begun to explore. It's 50 times the size of Stonehenge
when we get around to excavating the whole thing. It's 7,000 years older than the pyramids of Giza
and we have only just begun to excavate what's there. Gobekli Tepe is the oldest stone circle
complex in the world. If you can imagine Stonehenge in England and transpose it onto
the top of a mountaintop in southeast Turkey and then multiply it by at least 20 times
and then cover the stones with beautiful carvings of animals and representations of abstract humans
and give them t-shaped tops because that's what the stones have there.
This is what Gobekli is. It was constructed at the very end of the last ice age around 9,500 BC
and was in use for a period of around 1,500 years before it was abandoned about 8,000 BC.
What's so interesting is that the oldest and the most accomplished of technologically
advanced stone enclosures, that alone gives us evidence of possibly a lost civilization.
The fact is that Gobekli Tepe is in northern Mesopotamia, the area around Urfa and Haran
and Gobekli Tepe. This is clearly the cradle of civilization.
This is where the Anunnaki had their power base. I am on a trip with geologist Robert Shock who
had had his PhD in Yale University and we are standing down inside of the excavation of Gobekli
surrounded by these 19 foot tall limestone pillars each weighed up to 15 tons and they're
in rings and in that process of standing there and talking about this is the most baffling place.
It doesn't feel like anything that humans can understand. Robert Shock said, you know,
I've been staring at these t-structures and thinking about the old past and what
could this have been built for and he said all of these limestone pillars have t-tops
and he said it reminds me of tuning forks and he said you know Linda when you stand up at the top
of the hill and you realize that Gobekli Tepe was built in a bowl you're always looking down
at the top of these big t-pillars unless you climb down into and then you're among them
and he said what if this whole place was built to resonate with certain frequencies
by something above resonating frequencies on big pillars put in rings. When you look at Gobekli
Tepe and you see all of the constructions of the inscriptions of all of the animals of the earth
on these on these giant pillars it's always been interesting to me that perhaps what these things
were were a way of recording a standing wave pattern of a certain kind of a life form for
instance a crocodile exists on a different standing wave pattern than a than a crane
than an elephant than a monkey and perhaps what they were trying to do was out of a state of
preservation trying to preserve these things they were trying to preserve stones that actually had
those frequencies recorded into them. I think what you can do is draw a lot of similarities
and parallels to some of these other megalithic sites and get some pretty decent scientific
insight into what they were trying to accomplish and what it looks like they were trying to
accomplish is the preservation of this scientific knowledge maybe at a time when there was just
such global upheaval that the only way to preserve it was to bury it could very well be why they
purposely buried the entire site. You're going to construct a megalithic site of that kind of
grandeur and scale and put that kind of effort into it and then you're going to turn around and
just bury it. Why would any society do that? But whoever built Gobekli Tepe the fact that they
buried that very important 30 acres of these rings of all of these limestone columns meant
somebody something knew something potentially destructive to the whole planet and they didn't
want Gobekli Tepe destroyed but Gobekli Tepe survived until the 1990s. The dating of Gobekli
Tepe is really interesting because it coincides with the most recent cataclysm that our planet
has had to recover from and that was the one that triggered the Younger Dryas Cold period
and that dating speaks to why the site might have been buried because it is possible that
it was buried by people to protect the site from an unfolding natural disaster or it may have been
buried to protect the site from people precisely because it had survived the previous cataclysm
and the way the site's currently dated and the way the burial is currently dated
suggests that is the explanation that it was buried to protect it from people. It's difficult
to be certain because we still don't know what the function of that site was. Could the knowledge
preserved contain the same astronomical understandings and mythological connections
we find displayed within other ancient cultures? Gobekli Tepe is a kind of it's like a potpourri
of cultures you see a lot of Sumerian influence there's a lot of Egyptian symbol symbolism in
Gobekli Tepe as well there's a Hindu influence in there as well Japanese and the fact is this is
where you start getting to this gray area where does it come from was there a world's book a
central point where everybody got their ideas from it seems to me that Gobekli Tepe is almost
like a microcosm of so many cultures around the world that supposedly never shared information
with each other and now I begin to realize actually they got around much more than we gave
them credit for. The astronomy of the site is something that a number of researchers are beginning
to look into and I think that's going to be that's going to be one of the keys to help us what was
understand what was going on at Gobekli Tepe but there's nothing to beat plain old-fashioned
excavation and that site needs to be dug up. I feel that Gobekli Tepe is potentially so important
for unraveling the origins of our present civilizations that we really need to expose
the whole site and understand absolutely what's going on there it may change many things about
how we view ourselves and our past. There's something more beyond that that some part of us
comes from the stars themselves and that at the point of incarnation that's something we call it
the soul or the spirit embodies within flesh and blood and exists and that this gives us this
connection to the stars that the soul or spirit actually comes from an extraterrestrial or a starry
source. Although the area has been dubbed by many as the most important archaeological site in the
world efforts to further examine and excavate have proven problematic due to ongoing wars and
conflicts in the region. I think it is our responsibility to preserve those records that
are being destroyed in this cradle of civilization in the Tigris Euphrates in Iraq in Syria in Turkey
because they are very intentionally being destroyed in some cases to wipe out the memory
of these past civilizations for a number of reasons once they're gone they're gone forever
and I think it's very sad to see what's happening and I think it's a wake-up call we've taken for
granted for so long the fact that these records are here that they exist we never really considered
that they could be destroyed so easily. If they actually got the funding and got the effort and
they excavated the rest of that 95% of that site I'm pretty sure what it's going to do is answer
a whole lot of mysteries about these other megalithic sites and the reason why I say that
is because here's a site that's completely preserved as far as we know it may be an actual
perfect construction of the science that they were trying to to save and if that ends up being the
case then I think what you'll see is a resurgence all through humanity in a real effort to try to
rediscover what it was that we're now missing that we are a species living with amnesia
of what this science was and it's simply because we've had such a turbulent history as a species
war after war after cataclysm after cataclysm the library of alexandria being burned
all of those things mean that we've lost more knowledge maybe than we even possess right now
and a lot of that knowledge when you really begin to study these ancient sites can be regained and
I'm hoping that's what takes place with Gobekli Tepe. We've got a lot of mysterious cities built
out of stone around the world but that kind of structure and only five percent of it has
been excavated means that below that is such a massive amount to be found. I think Gobekli Tepe
has many more secrets to reveal. The astronomy of the site is something that a number of researchers
are beginning to look into and I think that's going to be that's going to be one of the keys
to help us what was understand what was going on at Gobekli Tepe but there's nothing to beat
plain old-fashioned excavation and that site needs to be dug up. I feel that Gobekli Tepe
is potentially so important for unraveling the origins of our present civilizations
that we really need to expose the whole site and understand absolutely what's going on there.
It may change many things about how we view ourselves and our past. There's something more
beyond that that some part of us comes from the stars themselves
and that at the point of incarnation that's something we call it the soul or the spirit
is embodied within flesh and blood and exists and that this gives us this connection to the stars
that the soul or spirit actually comes from an extraterrestrial or a starry source.
I wish we could get into the minds and into the heads of the people who made these sites
all over the world in in megalithic structures that they're all concerned with lining themselves
up to the rising point of the sun at certain times of times of the year. They're telling us
something about our connection to the cosmos and our and our place on earth. There is for example
evidence of very very very clear very precise astronomy at Gobekli Tepe. It contains amongst
other things the world's first perfectly north-south aligned building. You can't do that
without astronomy. There are alignments to specific star groups and specific moments of the year.
It's a highly it's a highly evolved site. Shamanic cultures right the way across the Eurasian
continent saw the northern celestial pole as the point of exit from the physical world and the
point of entry into the sky world and it was seen as a hole quite literally a hole connecting the
the middle world to the upper world. It would seem as if this stone is a signboard
showing that journey and the actual course the route that you would take to reach the sky world.
I believe that one of the indicators to our earliest ancestors of a place of great power
was the appearance of mysterious lights. It's known that a lot of strange light phenomena
is seen in those very mountains where Gobekli Tepe is is sited. We call them UFOs today
but these type of phenomena have been occurring for many many thousands of years arguably
since the beginning. I think that our ancestors would have seen these as important signs
that here were places where you could establish points of contact portals if you like
with the other world and that by building your monuments here that link with the stars would be
stronger. The downloads of information that create civilization would be stronger. Pillar 43
at Gobekli Tepe is a signboard for the shaman who would be achieving altered states of consciousness
within the enclosures and then journeying in an astral form to the upper world.
Gobekli Tepe remains a mystery yet to be solved. A sacred site so important that it could unlock
the answers to understanding humanity's complex ancient origins. Many researchers suggest there
must have been some outside influence teaching advanced masonry knowledge to humanity.
Could this have been some transfer of technology from a forgotten civilization in our ancient past?
Perhaps contact with a group of off-world beings from a distant star system? Please let us know
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