The hidden history of Göbeklitepe

[Satans Son]

It's fine, there are more than 20 sites dating to pre-pottery neolithic period.
No one's hiding anything.
Not because they don't want to, they just can't.
The March/April 2024 edition of Archaeology can have you on your way to finding out a little bit more and there's a gentleman by name of Mehemet Ozdogan, an archaeologist at Istanbul University that can be checked out as well.
A new site at Karahantepe has been excavated now.
Keep in mind dig permits are only granted for certain periods of the year in Turkey as well as Egypt so it's not uncommon to see activities slow down/stop for the hotter seasons.
If you're in Turkey, don't have a lot going on, and like to be hot, dirty and tired for short money start poking around and get yourself hired on to a dig site.
A strong back and an open mind just might get you to where you can see things for yourself.
If you have cash you can always check out the Archaeology -focused tours at AIATours.org, see if there's anything in those areas and have some fun while you get hot, dirty, and tired.

 

[Umun]

So....

I'm not saying that everything this guy's presenting is true but there's some interesting information that's easily verifiable.

It's all coming out to the surface. No one can keep the truth buried. Do not take things for granted, do your research and we will soon have more dots to connect.

Hail Satan!!

SWP