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I doubt the so-called birdman cult in anyway superseded ancestor worship.The Polynesian religious-cultural paradigm is heavily atavistic. The birdman cult would be a later expression of ancestral reverence. But this doesn't entail it was connected animism or any form of animal worship. Also, the red hats are probably not hats but would represent joints connecting the moai to the ancestral sky. They descend from the sky father, and were probably viewed from below as up holding the firmament. The are painted red because that colour neutralises taboo/tapu.

I tried doing this on google maps - I don't buy it: - I couldn't find a site called "Puakatite" - Medieval Easter Islanders did not have satellite views of their island - I can't think of another mythology that identifies a volcano with an eye - people think of eyes as coming in pairs - Do the translations of any of the place names align with this mythology ? - The fitting of the pictures to the map seems to require a bit of a stretch of the imagination

@@julesgosnell9791 they are the old volcano craters on the island.

Why are the carvings identical with Gobekli tepe pillars?

​@@dylanscott4317also the imagery of sky, water, a tiny rock and an egg. That is Egyptian, Hindu and partially sumerian. I don't believe they had the cosmic egg concept.

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I just learned about the Little People of Hawaii . Fascinating history on those islands.✌😸

Sweet not many people want to accept it

Yeah I have been wondering about Hawaii what's really hidden in the islands

Very interesting stuff.

Aloha Ken - any suggestions where i can learn more of that history of Hawaii? I've lived on Maui for 10 years. Thank you

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I thought so too, very similiar.. for two cultures so far apart, yet both steeped in mystery..

There is a channel called Atlas Confirmed, his very first video talks about the similarity between the two.

he keeps saying they were carved later, so how old are they if the carvings are the same on pillar43,, in Turkey thousands of miles away,

I noticed the similarities too. Another interesting thing is the red hair atop the statues. Ancient history is littered with stories of red haired giants, in Peru, Egypt, India and even in the U.S. in the late 1800s.

It is sad it’s there. I mean, it’s great to be able to see them, but also it should be returned if Easter island want it back.

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@@easygroove pretty much any museum can be called that. many wonderful things would have been lost to the average person without them. the whole subject is a conundrum.

they have a lot to return

@@easygroove A lot would have been lost if it hadn't been 'robbed'.

Except that it took more than ten thousand years to get there.

@@sharonjuniorchess so...? enough time, I'd say. don't forget: 11000 years ago our continents were better connected to each other then today. plus, we don't know when first boats REALLY arrived at mesoamerica. and at easter island.

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There's definitely a similarity there, and I've actually been to both places. In fact was in Göbekli Tepe just a few weeks ago, but Easter Island was 17 years past. It's difficult to say there's a particular link as the time difference is possibly enormous. Plus there would have been similar local animals that could make the carvings seem connected but they might not be. However!! Is there a possibility that these monuments are much older? It's difficult if not impossible to know how old a stone carving actually is as carbon dating doesn't work on stone. Even the pyramids may be older than estimated. There's a lot of mystery surrounding Easter Island and though totally unscientific I felt that the age of some of the statues were ancient beyond what is thought. But that doesn't mean a link to other groups. Parallel cultural evolution is a more likely explanation.

@@brianmsahin I see similarities between Polynesian art and Celtic art forms but unless we can find evidence that they are related it is to easy to jump to conclusions. There is good evidence that the Egyptians were sailing around in this areas more than 1,000 years earlier. Maybe they took them there?

Many Easter Islanders and NZ Maori share ancestry, mainly through the brothers HotuMatau and HotuRoa, who, along with their other five brothers are responsible for alot of settling and resettling thought the Pacific. One of the pillars at gobleki tepe seem to tell one of the (atleast Maori) stories of creation

easter island statues are like 600 years old, nothing impressive

I can't remember who it was, but somebody just did a video linking the symbology on the backs of the Moai to Golbeckli Tepe, and the fact that many of the Moai are better than waist deep in sediment suggesting a much earlier date than Matt mentioned. Who's right? I'll have to look up that video now.

@@drtomintucson Sometimes

@@drtomintucson Don't the statues look as if a volcanic eruption sent flowing lava down and around them, possibly burying more than we know? If we can determine the last time that volcano blew, might help to better age the statues?

@@trader2137 I think they're much much older, thousands of years. There's so much evidence of a global civilization which was destroyed 12,000 years ago from a flood catastrophe, and Easter Island shows evidence of being a part of that culture.

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Yeah, others have said that but the detail is quite different when you break it down - in my opinion

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@@belflower thanks for the link! 👍🏼 I just finished watching. So interesting. "Bags of knowlege"

@@belflower Mat, please click this link. Very interesting.

SOME DESIGNS ARE IDENTICAL TO POLINESIAN CULTURE

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@@senatorjosephmccarthy2720 that's very interesting

@smuntdogmillionaire In English the words YOU'RE and YOUR are spelled differently because they mean different things.

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It always bothered me, that ppl seem to think that sea travel for the ancients was like going to the moon

connect all the theories we got

agreed, they look just like the birds on Gobekli Tepe, if you havent read it I highly recommend "Prehistory Decoded" by Martin Sweatman (Author of the gobekli tepe paper: "What does the fox say") about the carvings at gobekli tepe.

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Both have birds but they are very very different in my opinion.

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That's the title of Heyerdahl's book. I forgot to mention it, but the book was fascinating.

@@JMM33RanMA Of course, I started with Kon Tiki like everyone else :P

@@ancientsitesgirl Yeah, they were fascinating. I remember getting an attack of claustrophobia when he went into a narrow tunnel. I hadn't had that before, but when I got to Egypt I couldn't bring myself to crawl through the pyramid's entrance, even though I knew that the gallery inside was wider.

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@@belflower thank you. Very impressive . More similarities than I realized. The relationship seems convincing.

@@belflower remember that most of Gobekli Tepe area is still hidden who's to say what can be found there

Not necessarily… could be looking inland and up towards the high ground. Heads are not inclined enough in my opinion. If sky watchers why are they looking into the land and not out to sea, which would be better for observing the heavens 🤔

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After hearing about the baskets on the head of the winner when they swam back, id say thats far more likely to represent an egg basket, the hair idea is far less likely as they represent the birdman man cult icons and the basket would be important in that, showing they had won that dangerous competition.

I had a conversation with the curator of the Kon Tiki museum in Oslo. He told me he had visited Rapa Nui and that the red top on the statues are called pukao and that this name is also used to descibe the top knot the locals make in an annual ceremony where they color their hair red and put it up in a knot.

@@ancientexplorer1865 that doesnt mean its the correct idea though. The hair may be a stylised version originating from the basket. Very little actual history of the place is known, most of what is known is only a 150 years old with even the written language having been lost about that time. And that was after the islands population was decimated by south american slavers and diseases killing off most of the people by the time people interested in history arrived and started recirding things.

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what about aigius shield depicting the gorgon an her two sisters or athena with her owl friend or sometimes just a symble of birds

inverted v is also athena symble, pachamama might be the origin of athena if the amazons mythology is true

Interesting!

@@joshuagoff7878 the gorgon sisters had a bad time in the legends after the male dominated cults of Olympus retold their story in a bad light much like many if only delegated to just spouses especially during the transition from Minoans to Mycenaeans

YunaOnHome: You see it now too though, culture dominating and redefining narratives to their own ideologies

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LOL, I'm sure Russell Brand would be keen to incorporate that fact into Hop 2

Mud flood isn’t real. Doesn’t really make sense.

@@AncientArchitects Yes thats what I,v been thinking to. It isint like the building were burried its just that roads and other surrounding rose while the buildings stayed in place.

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