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RE: When does a myth become truth? Pt9 - Gobekli Tepe - Buried for Millennia. - Could it be the site of the Garden of Eden?
Im glad you referenced Graham Hancock hes been talking about this for years now, the comet impact in NA just about sealed it for him. It might be worth you studying how the climate zones moved north after the ice sheets in the north retreated as an aid in building your theory
Great work percy, this is what steemit is all about for me
Thanks mate, me too.
Getting people to question what they've been told about history is the start of getting people to question everything they've been told about the world.
Hancock was virtually a lone voice for a long time until took a lot of flak until evidence to fit his hypothesis started appearing. He's a brilliant man.
He was one of the people who were an important part of my waking process.
The first time i heard about golbeki tepe and learned of its history and its age ,i thought wow now this is important, the most technically advanced stuff forms the oldest layer and it gets smaller and degrades the further up the layers they go.
After watching the Lost Kingdoms of the ice age my thoughts were that the 100m sea level rise in the post glacial era must of inundated hundreds of coastal settlements and fragmented the existing global civilization, combine that with the climate change that transformed a lush sub tropical egypt into a desert, at the same time the tigris euphrates basin must of been in the temperate zone, then you get the comet impact after that.
There are little clues all over the world and documented and recorded in mythology, heres a small documentary about new zealand
Gaellic people in NZ pre maori 800 years ago. could discuss this stuff all day but got to go to work unfortunately