11,000-Year-Old Mystery Solved? Karahan Tepe New Hypothesis‼️

Karahan Tepe is a huge ancient settlement with origins going back to more than 11,000 years ago.

And at the heart of the site we find an unusual pillared enclosure, known as Structure AB

But what was it’s purpose? Why does it have 11 pillars standing inside it, overlooked by an eerie carving of a human head?

Well, after research similar sites from the Pre-Pottery Neolithic, I have a brand new hypothesis.

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[dhy]

The standard assumption for unknown structures is that they are either for religious ceremonies or for astronomical observations. Why not a fruit market, or a brothel, or an entertainment site?

[JonnoPlays]

Content about this site gets me so excited for archeology. Keep em coming! 👌 💯

[itsnot_stupid_ifitworks]

still say its food storage but a pen for captured wild boar or gazelles. pillars support the wood lattice cage roof. watering the animals with the channel cut in the rock to the basin beside it.

[johnkangas]

If the massive rock ruins im finding on Kauai Hawaii are also found in the ocean water at depths of 100+ feet, how old are they? Thousands of acres of densely terraced land on the NaPali coast alone.

[williamallen]

To make a water filter, you layer materials with fine stuff on the bottom and bigger stuff on the top and run water through it. That structure and a basin cut from bedrock a large opening at the top and a smaller opening at the bottom closest to the large circle where it would have easy access. It was filled in with finer materials on the bottom. If i wanted to have access to water i side a living structure i would make something like that.

[kdurukal]

You must definitely be right about your granary hypothesis. The other day I talked to someone who worked in a flour factory. He explained that they soak the wheat a little and then crush the husks and to dry it for bread . It wouldn't be surprising to find a bakery somewhere or even a loaf of prehistoric bread. A piece of bread dating back to around 5000 BC was already found in Alacahöyük Turkey

[chilledwalrus]

The pillars are NOT phalluses, that's ridiculous. It says more about the archeologists and their proclivities, than anything else. That enclosure was a brew vat, by the way.

[ellen]

That head reminds me of the faces on the deer stones in Mongolia. They don't all have faces but the ones that do look like that.

[chefscorner]

The pillars are there to hold up the roofing or flooring put up or laid down. Maybe they're not as complicated as theorized... 👍✌️

[boagski]

There’s heads on statues in the Grand Canyon that look very similar to

[drewharrison]

The link in the description is broken? Could be a glitch on my side.

[barrycallan]

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[srikantankckc]

Nice.kindly see for existence of sea around at that time. Also their faces point to the celestial asterisms in night sky at that time. The place name looks very lately made up..Karakan tepe..points to island around..🙏

[ABBATributeNZ]

It's its a spa. Obviously. I'm serious.

[veritasalaswad]

Clickbait, WTF dude! I don't have time for this type of tactic ffs sheesh

[carlosurriola]

As long as this video does not bring those non sense claims saying that this is older than the Pyramids- because the truth is that nobody knows how old the pyramids are . Yes, we know how old were the pharaohs that inhabited the pyramids, but that does not indicate that they built the pyramids. So yes, show the video and this new theory, but I hope you do not fall in the trap of the pyramids age .

[brianellison]

It's not an 11, 000 year old mistery, the people that built it knew why. It's only been a mistery since it was excavated. And you didn't solve anything, you came up with a hypothesis.
Learn english or go home.

[brownnoise]

Thinking about it, with all of those pillars in a Subterranean structure, then to me, it makes more sense as a Deep Freeze, after being packed between the pillars with Winter ice ? 🤔 That is how they were able to make Summer Ice Cream in the Middle Ages, and in Elizabethan times after all with underground storage of packed Snow and ice then on bitterly cold nights, just throw the doors open and cold air would flood in.. 👍

[Donatich.Onataka]

I believe you are dead on my good, sir.

[rainyday]

It's amazing how well they carved animals, but the human examples looked like sht.