Or some kind of mythical creature, I don’t really know the context of which culture it’s from or whatever. But even in pre history there were extensive trade networks that would’ve spread stories or even pictures of animals from thousands of kilometres away. Either way, there are multiple possible explanations that don’t require us to just throw away anything about our current understanding of (pre -)history.
I don’t know what the deal is with this particular kook, does he think everything is aliens?
Aliens, Atlantis, extradimensional beings, ancient telepaths, you name it and if it’s stupid, he believes it. And then he goes on Rogan and talks about it. As long as it doesn’t conform with any science or evidence, he agrees with it.
Nothing depicted at Göbekli Tepe, or Karahan Tepe is fictional in nature. There don’t seem to be any mythical beasts, and very few depictions of people have been found so far. I’m not sure about Göbekli Tepe, but Karahan Tepe has only been about 5% - 6% excavated thus far.
Milo Rossi has a couple of great videos about them.
https://theconversation.com/ancient-dna-confirms-humans-wiped-out-northern-hemispheres-version-of-the-penguin-128273 Could be this, we used to have flightless birds, but turns out they were delicious and easy to catch.
Probably not in the middle of Turkey.
It’s just a bird.
Or some kind of mythical creature, I don’t really know the context of which culture it’s from or whatever. But even in pre history there were extensive trade networks that would’ve spread stories or even pictures of animals from thousands of kilometres away. Either way, there are multiple possible explanations that don’t require us to just throw away anything about our current understanding of (pre -)history.
I don’t know what the deal is with this particular kook, does he think everything is aliens?
Aliens, Atlantis, extradimensional beings, ancient telepaths, you name it and if it’s stupid, he believes it. And then he goes on Rogan and talks about it. As long as it doesn’t conform with any science or evidence, he agrees with it.
Nothing depicted at Göbekli Tepe, or Karahan Tepe is fictional in nature. There don’t seem to be any mythical beasts, and very few depictions of people have been found so far. I’m not sure about Göbekli Tepe, but Karahan Tepe has only been about 5% - 6% excavated thus far.
Milo Rossi has a couple of great videos about them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJU973IbG7I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EaKFKYPXVk