This Strange Archeological Site Should NOT Exist (Karahan Tepe - 12,000 Years Old)

Karahan Tepe is the sister-site to Gobekli Tepe. Karahan Tepe is being considered the worlds first human settlement, rewriting history books, and pushing back our origins by 6,000 years. This lost civilization living in south eastern region of Turkey at the end of the last ice age were extremely advanced and mysterious! We don't know much about them but every month we are learning something new.

Visit Gobekli Tepe, Karahan Tepe, and other sites in this area

[shelbyw]

Seeing these ruins just gave me Déjà vu of a trip I had on mushrooms one night when I went camping in the forest. I felt as if I had lived there before. I can't wait to see more 💚

[TWOCOWS]

Thank you for continuing to record and show the new Mirazan cultural sites, like Karahan (the original, local local name for the recent official government name). Mirazan means a "miracle maker". The local, childless women give offerings at the hill, hoping for a child. The fertility myth of the hills, still lingers. Mirazan is the meaningful, local name for this entire super old civilization/culture. A lot better than the silly name of Gobekli ("potbelly") or Karahan ("black khan")-- given to it by the ruling government there . I hope you continue showing us more and more of the Mirazan sites as they get dug up

[flo]

thanks for being a vortex for others to witness this through your filming and being there

[spaceycaveco.]

Man, can you imagine how those places looked when they were freshly made?

[bradleyambers]

this channel’s growth is beautiful been watching since 2017. 2018.

[JCImageInc.]

I like Graham Hancock's POV on this stuff, "We are a species with amnesia." The question is why do we have amnesia, what power do we have locked away within, what benefit is derived from this power's suppression?

[chrissonnenschein]

You never know what you will find until you dig a little deeper.

[bubbles]

The quality of this video is just, *chefs kiss* perfection Dakota! Very nice job- interesting subjects...you're so cool dude 😎 thanks for existing.

[TreeHugga]

Dakota of Earth you have done it yet again. Great job broski, you have such an amazing artistic mind and I am very grateful that you choose to share it with the rest of us of Earth. I love your channel and have been hooked to it for many many moons now. Keep em coming Dakota and stay happy healthy and blessed brother. Love and inspiration sent your way.

[littleclay]

this is the best Karahan Tepe video I've seen

[amandadetour]

It takes a special person who wants to brush teaspoons of earth out of the way in one position to reveal these wonders. How very special. I hope they have strange dreams, keep journals and experience insights for all their work!

[jacobsalmon]

They weren't the first. It was clearly a large settlement made up of skilled craftsmen with many different architectural designs. So clearly they learned elsewhere and compiled knowledge into their homes there. Glad to see your love for the past and for both sites have brought amazing close up looks and from above with the drone. Which have been used by other great youtubers/seekers I follow because these are sites that will uncover soo much. We look for truths in an ever changing world. Much respect and long time follower from mo usa. Stay safe and stay seeking 🙌✌🖖🤙

[Ryan]

Damn can't believe you went there haha I actually had no idea Gobekli Tepe had a sister site. I actually live not far from the Cerutti Mastodon site in San Diego which had cobblestones and bones broken by hominids using these tools. Only problem is that carbon dating shows it's around 130, 000 years old. Over 100, 000 years before humans were thought to be in the Americas.

[willbrooks]

Fantastic content! Keep them coming!!!!

[laurachapin]

These types of sites show us we have huge gaps in our knowledge. We should be humbled.

[larsfrosznielsen]

another wow. So amazing and it is so well preserved. It is very dizzying. Thank you for great sharing

[Vercingetorix.Rising]

You live so many of our dreams. To see these places. To touch and walk amongst long forgotten relics of the story of mankind

[BuddhaLrd]

This is a great find fascinating actually cheers both.

[JerusalemPraetorium]

0:13 *Phallic worship, worship of the reproductive powers of nature as symbolized by the male generative organ. Phallic symbols have been found by archaeological expeditions all over the world, and they are usually interpreted as an expression of the human desire for regeneration/rebirth. That's a baptismal pool.*

[christinaOmNamahShivayo]

Dakota is taking seeking to the NEXT LEVEL…
I’ve been fascinated with Gobleki Tepe since I first heard Graham Hancock mention it. I do believe we are discovering our origins as humans