You’d think Gobekli Tepe would be a top priority for archaeologists But the opposite seems to be true - why? It's a uniquely important site. It deserves more excavation

My degree in ancient history taught me that questioning conventional narratives isn’t welcomed in academia

Why do Ancient Egypt and Ancient Sumer both have king lists stretching back 30,000+ years?

Why did Plato give such a precise description of Atlantis, right down to the measurements of the city, if it was only philosophical allegory? Seems abit odd

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An entire civilization might be buried under the Sahara

75K Q&A - Lost Civilizations, Ancient Humans & MORE youtu.be/Z1Wz3NZz81E?si… via YouTube

What made these fossilized Cart Ruts found all over the world?

Nobody wants to admit it but we really have no idea how they built the Pyramids of Giza

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It’s a pretty weird coincidence that our oldest known cities are all inland Maybe the coastal ones were swallowed by sea-level rise? And are therefore, older?

Why did Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs emerge fully formed? That defies how written language works, usually we see steady development over time Civilization in the Sahara is older than we think

How did Stonehenge's builders use Pythagoras' theorem 2000 years before he was born? Are we missing something?

We know “hobbit” humans existed… yet giant humans are dismissed instantly. Why?

It blows my mind that ancient people dug vast underground cities, big enough for thousands, and we don’t know why

There’s a Giant Flaw in Human History youtu.be/bi4gFfjzKck?si… via YouTube

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So the Sahara was green and full of rivers for 9000 years… but civilization only appeared there after it dried?

I’ve got a degree in ancient history, but I’m certain our story of the past is wrong Ancient humans were more intelligent, connected, and advanced than we think Slowly, the evidence is proving it