Karahan Tepe and the Cosmic Serpent with Andrew Collins

Episode #340
Author and explorer Andrew Collins joins us for a fascinating conversation about the origins of civilization, agriculture, and megalithic construction in the deep past, as evidenced by sites like Gobekli Tepe, Karahan Tepe, and others in modern day Turkey. We discuss Giants, Nephilim, Annunaki, the mysterious Denisovans, and a possible cult of the Cosmic Serpent in deep prehistory.

Much of this discussion is on the subjects in Andrew's latest book, "Karahan Tepe: Civilization of the Annunaki and the Cosmic Origins of the Serpent of Eden", which you can get here:

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See Andrew's website here:

Thanks to Troy for the episode art!

[BrothersOfTheSerpent]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year SnakeForce! Hope you all have a great holiday season this year. Thanks for watching, listening, and supporting the show!

[toddtalbott]

Congratulations, One of the Best podcast to date.Thanks!
👍🌎🌏🌌🌍

[ClulssCrs]

This surprised me! Wasn't expecting this much speculation and in a direction I also didn't expect! Instant favorite! Thank you for having him on.

[MustafaSav-cbcp]

Andrew is a great reader of things. His theories are believable.

[kingbuster]

Wonderful discussion! Thanks a bunch!

[mercyful_mate]

I don't have much in the way of family, so thank you for making me feel a part of yours. Merry Christmas, Snake bros 🐍🐍

[JimAW]

This was an excellent episode. I'd like to see one with BassForge as a guest. His channel is all about cymatics. I'm still learning, but the patterns are too closely matched to ancient construction to be just a coincidence.

[muddywitch]

I recently visited the British museum and those Mesopotamian/Sumerian wall carvings are truly breathtaking

[MarvinMonroe]

The thing that kills me is that Collins goes with the mainstream Pyramid belief that Khufu built Great Pyramid 5000 years ago

[BalaBishop]

this episode is riveting, thank you !

[PyrateGFXProductions]

I think that there is and always will be a loss of knowledge from generation to generation. I saw it happen in the engraving industry with the application of CNC. Analogue techniques were not passed down, despite being a union shop, and traditions and experienced techniques were lost when the older generation retired.
I can image a situation where not only a global cataclysm started the decline of technology but regarding any surviving knowledge was eventually lost with time for nobody to learn it from those that could teach it..."Only Fred knew how to turn the power on and Fred is dead!"

[neoclassic]

It's very admirable how Andrew calls out how so many will readily call things as being so much older than the evidence presents. It hurts the science. We need to hold strong to the data.

[cuba]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Snake

[jesperandersson]

two pillars of heaven wow !!!! Boas calcite and Jaken brass !!! heavenly bull !!!

[baneverything]

In a video on The Heart Of Louisiana site about the mile wide crater discovered in SE LA they found shocked quartz and other evidence like fractured bedrock and they estimate that it happened around 12, 000 years ago.

[AfricanTransplant]

Happy Christmas to all of you, including the newest member!

[el_wumberino]

What an interesting guest. Merry Christmas to all of you.

[MrMarvell]

Great guest and thank you for all your work this year snake bros 👊

[candui-]

Happy Holiday to one and all! Thanks for the excellent presentation(s) and amazing guests!

[GreenTea]

Another great guest. Thanks for dropping this for some quality listening during the break.