3000 year old Artifacts & Hieroglyphs in Turkey

[russream]

The Pyramids of Egypt, The Pyramids outside Mexico City, the megalith structures at Machu Picchu, the base of the Acropolis of Athens, the Pyramids in Bosnia and many other locations are from the PreFlood Civilizations now appropriated by modern academia to more recent civilizations.

[steve]

Hattusa: capital of the Hittite Empire.

[jefffitz]

Love how everything is dated to 3000 years old. For all we know, it could be 10 - 12000 years old.

[jamesvaughan]

That ancient stone looks beautiful mystical mysterious and holy all in one fascinating specimen....

[anunnaki]

Hittites were the ancestors of Armenian people in what was called Armenian Highlands. There was no Turkey or Anatolia back then.

[marilyn.]

Why has this find not been more talked about? It's intwresting, especially that tourquoise block.

[lucious]

I live in northeast Utah and there are many petroglyphs here. I really love seeing them and they are strangely similar even being 100+ miles apart. Almost as if they were done by the same artist. I have found some that look like a monkey with a long spiral tail. 💯💯💯😊😊😊😊😊😊💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[lcg]

Not a turquoise block, but a jade block.

[nostarswithoutdarkness]

Thank you for this information I find the large turquoise monolith most intriguing.

[isaackellogg]

Gotta love that bronze steel with the cuneifOm.

[jasonwaltrowski]

That jade block was used as a homing becon for the aliens to find tye city😂

[jeffreychandler]

Turkey is a treasure trove of ancient history, and, new structures (artifacts) waiting to be discovered to challenge current dates, pertaining to the origins of civilizations.

[saucesgalore]

The block was used for early leather-working.

[grovermartin]

How fascinating this all is. Is there more that is known about the site? I'll be pleased to consider well considered theories, lol.

[lovesees]

That block has had alot of hands on it...smooth

[PokeCardGiveaways]

I see a lot of magic mushrooms on that tablet 😂

[stankygeorge]

They know everything, they will admit...nothing!

[cbailey]

Another Rosetta stone? Site probably much older. 😮

[lukehankinson]

This is extremely modern compared to some archaeological sites in Turkey.

[mariovillarreal]

Old as Gobekli Tepe. Inherited by Hittites.