Scientists Just Discovered Something Unexpected About Göbekli Tepe

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• RU

  @russellmillar7132 · 5 days ago

  I think the pillars are decorated roof supports. Nobody builds a big structure like this then leaves it open to the elements.

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• GA

  @garfieldisgod · 9 days ago

  I bet that those buildings in Gobleki tepe was a restaurant, that served the whole city…..<br>Everyone worked, and they went to that complex of buildings to have their food and beer

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• PE

  @peterroger249 · 9 days ago

  Thank you very much for sharing. Keep up the good work. breakthroughchat

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• KN

  @Knowstufworkathome · 8 days ago (edited)

  Lol, the pillars are also roof supports.

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• MP

  @MPL1oyd · 9 days ago

  They might have been places for drinking fermented grain products and some were perhaps brothels whilst others were possibly gambling dens? <br>How does that fit the evidence.

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• DA

  @DaveJordan310 · 5 days ago

  The cereals were for brewing...it was a tavern and place where the women could &apos;meet&apos; men...the oldest professions in the world. And the skulls were probably those of the first innkeepers and brewmasters.

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• AD

  @AdAstra870 · 5 days ago

  Why do they think the pillars were sacred? &nbsp;Maybe they were just roof supports.

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• JO

  @johnyates5061 · 2 days ago

  Maintain vs recreation over and over

• DB

  @DB-yw9bv · 4 days ago

  The structures at Gobekli Tepe are neither temples nor towns, they are hermitages. <br><br>My hypothesis is that they were occupied by hunter-gatherer people running experiments in consciousness supported by pilgrims bringing them offerings of food up from the Heran plain. The T pillars are images of ancestral practitioners of the praxis that was engaged inside - yes - the enclosures of Gobekli Tepe.

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  @teresitawirthmueller7943 · 2 days ago

  Looking at the excavations y keep wonderin there are two different &nbsp;cultures the megalitic &nbsp;with the t pillars &nbsp;beingthe oldest and the newcomers rearranging &nbsp;what they found

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  @robinstephansengupta9958 · 15 hours ago (edited)

  Thank you for this video, very interesting !<br><br>Ask the shamans, they will tell you that stones are for the dead, wood for the livings.<br>Check West for the dead. The livings are certainly settled East.<br>The dead are teaching their wisdom, by oral traditions, by stories.<br>So we may imagine this place guarded by priests/shamans from that time.<br>A place of teaching, kind of a university, to keep the memories ans sharing knowledge.<br>We can imagine some regular ceremonies where different tribes may gather and bring offerings.<br>Perhaps these ceremonies or celebrations involved sacrifices (animals and humans).<br>At that time, their was the human tribes, the animal tribes, and the sun, the moon and the stars.<br>And don&apos;t forget psychedelics, such as mushrooms or other.<br>Now think in therms of anthropology.<br>Sharing a common system of beliefs... is social engineering.<br><br>Thanks again for this video !

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  @PhilKermode · 8 days ago (edited)

  I think the &quot;handbag&quot; motif is repeated in the Sumerian culture. &nbsp;If they had no farming where did they get their calories? &nbsp;I understand the climate then was wetter in that era, &nbsp;therefore more game and they were likely to gather seeds of wild grasses.

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