# Göbekli Tepe
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Graham Hancock, The Great Secret, Lost Knowledge of the First Gods (Archive Live Stream)
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What if everything we have been taught about the origins of human civilization is wrong? What if the first great civilization did not emerge in Sumer or ancient Egypt, but thousands of years earlier, during the final ce…
30 Mysterious Traces Left by People We Never Knew
Who was here before us — and what did they leave behind?
Across the world, strange monuments, enormous stone structures, mysterious earthworks, underground spaces, and ancient works of art have survived long after the people who created them disappeared.
In this documentary, we explore 30 remarkabl…
S3 #2 / The Mystery of Mithras, Mount Nemrut and Göbekli Tepe with Peter Mark Adams
In this episode of Spirit Box, I’m joined by Peter Mark Adams to discuss his research into ritual symbolism, ancient mystery cults and the archaeological sites that continue to challenge our understanding of human civilisation.Peter shares insights from his book The Game of Saturn, exploring the ri…
Atlantis, the Younger Dryas & Questioning Site Dates with Gary of Nerdrotic — Part 2 of 4 | Classics Rotation
Gary of Nerdrotic and the host weigh where UFOs might really come from, what Atlantis may have been, and whether a comet, a solar event or a pole shift ended the last Ice Age. It suits listeners who want a broad, conversational tour of Younger Dryas theories, mammoth graveyards, Peru's terraces and…
Ancient Civilizations: The History They Never Taught Us
The textbooks say our ancestors stacked rocks with rope and sweat.
Tonight, Beyond the Informer asks why the rocks don’t agree. We walk the impossible architecture — a Great Pyramid aligned to true north within a fraction of a degree, the precision-cut H-blocks of Puma Punku, the 800-ton stones o…
How Did Hunter-Gatherers Build Göbekli Tepe? - The Pre-Pottery Neolithic Gatherings of Southeastern Anatolia | Sleepy Facts About History
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On a limestone hill in southeastern Anatolia, people who had no cities, no kings, and no pottery nevertheless organized themselves to quarry, move, and raise stone pillars weighing up to twenty …
Karahan Tepe, Meridian Markers and the Rotating Bird with Vi Duo — Part 4 of 7 | Classics Rotation
Vi Duo connects a relief at Karahan Tepe and the bent-kneed statues of the Göbekli Tepe region to Orion and Taurus, then shows symbols she believes marked directions and seasons. This part covers her "as above, so below" reading, a petroglyph near Phoenix she says points true north, and the rotatin…
Square Spirals, the Eye-in-Hand and Petroglyph Handprints with Vi Duo — Part 6 of 7 | Classics Rotation
Vi Duo continues her catalog of shared symbols, from square spirals and number signs to three-bar headdresses and a hand design she links to a Shang royal bronze. If you want her reasons for reading hands in rock art as offering or worship, and her account of a handprint site in Utah and a cave in …
Gobekli Tepe: The Temple That Rewrote History
On a hilltop in Turkey stands a temple so old it should not exist, raised twelve thousand years ago by hunter-gatherers, before farming, before writing, before the wheel. This is the true history of the discovery that rewrote the story of civilisation.
On Six Feet of History, host August Mercer tel…
The Dawn of Civilization When Humans Stopped Being Wild
For hundreds of thousands of years, humans lived as hunter-gatherers, moving with the seasons, following animals, gathering wild foods, and adapting to the rhythms of nature. Then something remarkable happened. In a few regions of the world, people began staying in one place. This journey explores …
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