17:16 The reason it wasn't discovered by the way, Göbekli Tepe in the Turkish language means pot-bellied hill. And that pot-bellied hill, it looks a bit like a pot-bellied hill. It sits over the entire site is absolutely 100% artificial. It was all put there by human beings teams of people hundreds of them with buckets filled with earth and rubble they came and covered up the previously existing giant megalithic site that lies underneath that pot bellied Hill they deliberately systematically carefully buried it and it wasn't touched again for more than 10,000 years. The site flourished from 11,600 years ago we now know and that is the exact
18:02 date for the second cataclysmic event that was accompanied by enormous global flooding. 11,600 years ago is the beginning of Gobekli Tepe. The site was used for about a thousand years down to 10,600 or 10,400 years ago and then whoever made it whichever mysterious culture created this huge megalithic site which by the way it's 50 times bigger than Stonehenge and 7,000 years older than Stonehenge. Whichever culture created this huge megalithic site then deliberately buried it like a time capsule sealed it away It wasn't touched again for more than 10 000 years until archaeologists rediscovered it in the second half of the 1990's and began to excavate it And there awaiting for them under the ground was a colossal
18:51 inexplicable mystery. First of all, to understand a megalithic site – what megalith means big stones and what we're looking at is T-shaped limestone pillars that have been quarried out of the solid rock and they form roughly the shape that we would recognize as the letter T actually when you get closer to them you realize that they are anthropomorphic, that they represent human forms with the top of the T, the crossbar of the T representing the head of the individual and the upright pillar representing the body. And on many of these pillars are carved arms with hands, with long fingers meeting in front of the belly over a very distinct kind of belt. In fact many of the pillars at Gobekli Tepe are richly carved with amazing works of art. Now that the problem is that according to the mainstream model of history
19:43 You need a settled agricultural society which has produced surpluses for generations, which has allowed people to become specialists. They no longer have to go out and hunt and gather for their living they can become specialized in various skills including stone masonry but this typically been regarded as something that could only happen in societies that had already been practicing agriculture for a very long time. So when we see a site like Stonehenge in England, for example which dates back according to the orthodox story to about 4500 years ago, that's already
20:21 a fairly advanced neolithic society where they have agriculture, they have the specialists. They have the organizational skills to do something like this but the mystery of Gobekli Tepe is that it just comes out of nowhere. It comes out of the blue. There's no background whatsoever we see no evidence of evolution at these skills and then the society that archaeologists had been able to track in that region is entirely hunter-gatherer society prior to this And then suddenly we get this enormous megalithic site being created and it's very sophisticated. It contains, for example the world's first perfectly aligned north-south building and to align a structure perfectly to north and south
21:05 requires the use of accurate astronomy. We see many indications that astronomers were at work at Gobekli Tepe. So to cut a long story short, what archaeologists are scrambling to catch up with this right now but to cut a long story short the fairy tale that they are trying to spin is that a hunter-gatherer population which had no prior experience of architecture at all, no prior experience of moving megaliths that weigh more than 20 tons and in some cases up to 50 tons in weight. No prior experience of organizing a labor force or involving
21:41 specialists like astronomers in the work that this society suddenly wakes up one morning almost divinely equipped with all the knowledge and magically equipped with all the knowledge and all the skills. And, and all the necessary background to create the largest megalithic site that has ever been built on Earth. And at the same time just as a, as an aside They also decide to invent agriculture because it's exactly at that moment when Göbekli Tepe is created 11,600 years ago that we see agriculture suddenly spreading amongst the hunter-gatherers of this region of Turkey. To me the archaeological fairy tale is quite absurd. It's obvious what we're looking at is a transfer of technology from the survivors of a lost civilization who already knew
22:29 how to work megalithic architecture and who already knew all about agriculture, and who settled amongst the hunter-gatherers in Turkey and transferred their skills to them. They used Göbekli Tepe as a center of innovation. And what really drives this home is that this site pops up immediately after a global cataclysm on a scale that is absolutely capable of having wiped out almost all traces of a prior advanced civilization Right, yeah this new story is making a lot more sense. Now in Armenia we saw a couple of things like Karahunj and the supposed buried pyramid there which you know Armenia and Turkey are geographical neighbors You have any idea how these sites might fit into the story?