Hasankeyf , The Dam & Loss Of Younger Dryas History

Based on previous comments...I speak about the Ilisu Dam, Hasankeyf and the loss of important archeaological sites along the Tigris....and a personal look at some of the effected citizens.

#Turkey #Hasankeyf #dam #losthistory #youngerdryas #history

[cfapps]

Körtik Tepe ~ Older & The Builders Of Gobekli Tepe & Debunking History

[AncientArchitects]

I’ve been reading all about this flooding of the ancient sites, some of which still haven’t been fully explored and excavated. I was going to do a video on it also but I kept getting too angry. Well done Chuck for bringing this to everyone’s attention.

[KalRandom]

Thanks Chuck, I live and grew up, right near the Tennessee River, I have seen first hand the dams flooding out ancient city's in the Americas.
Here we also have TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) which makes SURE nothing is disturbed or investigated. You can't go to any large creek with a overhang in a rock face, and not find a arrowhead, from hunters camps back when Native Americans were free to move around.
Well as long as it hasn't been plundered years ago.

[kristimcgowandarkoscellard]

It just infuriates me when I hear about things like this taking place!!! And considering how often this story repeats itself, a critically thinking person can’t help but conclude there is a deliberate attempt to hide ancient sites from the people! To me there is no question, this is being done.... For me the question is WHY are they doing this!!! As always this was a fascinating video and I thank you for sharing this story and documenting it!!
Cheers

[yannbiron]

That's pretty sad to hear...especially in a region with some of the oldest traces of ancient civilizations, priceless evidences will defenetly be erased forever, not by time but by men ignorance & egocentric nature. If people could began to focus on gaining knowledge at least as much as they focus on gaining money, this world would certainly be a better place.
That's my quote of the day. Thanks Chuck for sharing this report, the fact that you're making many thousands of people aware of this deserve you much respect my man.☮👊

[sallysassa]

Thanks, Chuck. You are a fine researcher.

[asswiperdeluxe]

So sad. Could of learned so much from those sites :( at least you are letting people know.

[elainestewart]

Love that you are posting or we would never know. Great job love it

[juliebethe]

So sad! 😖thank you so much for sharing this!!

[SpiritGirlSF]

What a horrible shame as more ancient sites are lost, makes one wonder.... we know that there is much hidden history, are the sites there so important they must not be disclosed? I hope those aren't some of the ancient caves that run deep and held thousands of people during the cataclysms?

[thegoodybarn]

Have you ever looked into the Ancient Judaculla Rock in Cullowhee NC? It's pretty amazing.

[clairpahlavi]

Looking at the valley walls, it has to submerged to hide the fact the valley was electrically excavated and the walls for.ed by the harmonic shockwaves.
One of the best in the world. Hide the stuff underwater. Loot it later.

[anotherblonde]

Hasankeyf - means hows handsome. Scandalous to submerge it.

[myrtorp]

Very sad. It makes me wonder how many similar things have happened in the past, how many wondrous places we will never even know about thanks to carelessness like this

[robstriathlontipsforbeginners]

Great video. I had no idea that there was a city in Turkey named Batman either. Capital of Batman province. :)

[StillRunningWithPointedSticks]

Entombed in silt for a while, until the dam dies of old age or catastrophe. Preservation

[dellingson]

Talk about people affected by a flood. I couldn't imagine living here in North East North Dakota during Younger-Dryas.

[nancyvolker]

do ya think its a necessary dam or are they hiding things

[boatsnhistory]

I know this might be obvious, but in case you don’t know....
A mouse with a scroll wheel in the middle is much more convenient. It allows you to hover the cursor over, and zoom in/out of an area much faster.

[hertzer]

Been looking for vids or papers on the massive flooding in the Mississippi and Ohio River valleys. R. Carlson said they may have been larger than The Channeled Scablands floods! Crazy!