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Göbeklitepe – First Human Burials Announced (4 replies)
The peer-reviewed paper "First burials give insights into mortuary rites at Göbeklitepe, Early Neolithic Türkiye" by Julia Gresky and Lee Clare was published in PLOS ONE on September 22, 2026. The...
View ArticleSanskrit Itihasa: Sky Telemetry, YDB Paleogeography, & Submerged Inundation...
Short Summary/Teaser Tag: A cross-disciplinary case file mapping 12,000 BCE planetary precession horizons, post-glacial marine profiles at Dwarka, and the Neolithic Y-Chromosome Bottleneck within the...
View ArticleEasy stone cutting (3 replies)
Ok..im going to dump this here...i can only hope that i will get some credit for this...this process is not intended to be the solution or the solution just a stark factual process that could have...
View ArticleThe Bad Trip Hypothesis (no replies)
Hello everyone :-) There is a new theory that could potentially explain the origins of the human civilization (or at least of our current "run"): [zenodo.org] In summary, it goes like this: - The...
View ArticleRoman Dodecahedrons and the Missing Second Observation (1 reply)
Can two fixed holes reveal both the size and distance of a target? One observation is not enough. The normal answer is no. This method creates the second. Hi everyone, I’d like to share a paper I’ve...
View ArticleEgyptologists and Archeologists underestimate ancient people (no replies)
Hello. It'm my first post I see egyptologists and archeologists can underestimate ancient Egyptians and other cultures more than independent researchers. They deny astronomical references of ancient...
View ArticleElder Futhark Runes as Apocalyptic Survival Manual (13 replies)
I am an independent researcher in Ithaca NY (Cornell University) and have been working with the Elder Futhark runes for the past two years. My theory is that the Elder Futhark runes are not just a...
View ArticlePatrilinear to Matrilinear cultures (1 reply)
Why the transition ? Judging by hard artifacts, and supported with some genetic studies, in the upper Fertile Crescent there was such a Neolithic transition around 9k to 7k BC (later in Europe), or...
View ArticleLooking for info on 42ka magenetic field collapse (12 replies)
This topic seems to be as hotly debated as Clovis first. What I am looking at is whether various Native American legends of humans living "underground" may be folkloric memory of a change in...
View ArticleLifespans in Ancient Cultures (no replies)
One of the most intriguing mysteries of the ancient world is how long people lived. Not sure this has been addressed here, but the records handed down to us from prior cultures make some remarkable...
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25 Ancient Turtle Figurines Found in a Cave in Turkey (no replies)
He also noted that turtle symbolism was known in both the Natufian culture of the Near East and earlier Upper Paleolithic cultures, while turtles have represented longevity and endurance in many...
View ArticleImpressions from 2019 GÖBEKLİTEPE Visit (2 replies)
Towards the end of November 2019, my wife and I, accompanied by her archeologist cousin, went to the excavation site of GÖBEKLİTEPE/ŞANLI URFA. There, we met Mr.Mahmut Yıldız, the owner farmer of the...
View ArticleA question about the Lost Civilization hypothesis: what about political...
**A question about the Lost Civilization hypothesis: what about political institutions?** Hello everyone, I’m Andrea Molle, a political scientist at Chapman University. I’ve been following Graham...
View ArticleGöbekli Latest compilation of Studies (no replies)
There have been a number of threads concerning Göbekli (AKA Portasar) on this board over the years, many with wild speculations based on airy theories. Too much information. Permission requested here...
View ArticleStonehenge Sarrsen circle inner circumference (1 reply)
Hi all throwing this out there. Just for the heck of it let's say the circumference of the inner face of the Sarsen Circle Stonehenge = 76 Years. Many people especially those in the old time would say...
View ArticleTower of bable (no replies)
I picked up a book Rosslyn the guardians of the grail from my first visit to Rosslyn chapel. in it the author mentions seven locations marked out with churches in Europe one in Spain, 5 in France and...
View ArticleSerpent Mound, Ohio - A Dryas Era Interpretation (3 replies)
Dear Mr. Graham Hancock, or your team: Please give see if this possible insight can be of any illumination of its subject, as I have not seen this explanation presented anywhere else in the available...
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The Lost Macro-Economic Engine: Sulfide Ores (5 replies)
This will be a compressed, low-resolution version of my research but it should hopefully spark some debate or interest. I do not care about prestige or honors; progress is the only metric of value in...
View ArticleRed Pyramid. (3 replies)
Add this to the growing list of pyramids built with water; [www.labrujulaverde.com] We must beat those ramps into plowshares.
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The lost Egyptian Art of Non-Mathematical astronomy and the Salmeschoiniaka...
For the clarification and disassembly of merged studies which are in fact completely separate, in ancient history, and up to today, and the resulting discussion and debate, as the result of this...
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