Thank you Nick and Sally for bringing Will on the tour. Thank you Will for bringing me on the tour. This felt like an exerpt from a documentary series.

First and greatest of all time! Very trippy intro!

Brilliant Will. Thanks so much for sharing ❤

Thanks Will. Always interested in your point of view about these things.

I can't believe you got there! Amazing!

Very interesting!!! Never disappointing

Did you see the news about Amnya in Siberia? Maybe it's old news but it fascinated me this morning by popping up in my feed. A book on Gobekli Tepe was my first 'grown up' history book. 😄 The social implications alone still apply today, but does anyone realize it? 😳

Nice! Ive only seen G,H's videos on this

Oh wow what a pleasant surprise thank you for sharing your adventure

Nice one Will

Always love your road trip videos. Thank you and Merry Christmas 🎄

Great video Will and a truly amazing place. I've never been to Gobekle Tepe but I've seen a fair few documentaries about it and it's mind blowing. Didn't they recently work out that the whole site was purposely buried?!

I love it. Hope you throughly enjoyed your trip, Will. 👍

I think the whole site of Gobekli Tepe was built around grain storage.

Oldest, that we know about so far, anyway.

Merry Christmas Will thanks for the amazing video.

You can go to the paleolithic megalitic monument of Indonesia "Gudung Padang"

It is true advanced civilizations have been around for far longer than we had expected. They were advanced Stone Age civilizations.

someday, tourists will wonder through the ruins of our civilizations (hopefully)

Fascinating place indeed, hope you have/had an amazing time over there, Will. Merry Christmas 🎅

Very nice great video! Have a Very Merry Christmas 🎄🎄🎁🎁🎁🎁

loved the ontro reminded me of the quntem wave plane fasinating ur a gent will remmember me when i asked you for a place to stay i was drunk hehe but i got some goos news for ya bruv if been axepted for resedenshial de-tox in the new year im gunna smash it man cant wait to get mysself sorted merry christmas rbo and i hope you had a good YULE/SOLTICE love ya mate cool fid bro

As you are know how hard it is to build things with your bare hand, what do you think make them able to build structures from stone in this dimensions? I always struggle when i see megalithic buildings and can not imagine how they did this.

Merry Christmas Will and all other history lovers here :)

Great video Will, but why did you upload it only in 360p? You might want to rerender and reupload it in higher quality, if you can

Thanks for a new image, the "Fox" (Dragon) Aflame and turning into snakes. And your the first that I've heard calling the T's hammerheads which is what they are, The Tunderweapon /Superbolide. The "experts" are saying there is no symbolism in The Tas Tepeler Culture, it's just decoration.

Excellent video! What kind of feeling did you get when you first arrived? These ancient places have a feeling to them similar to when visiting standing stones here in the uk I find. One day hopefully I’ll be able to visit this wonder…..Merry Yule/christmas

Thought I was watching an Arthur Brown video for the first two minutes...

Excellent topic Bro! I've been absolutely festinated with Gobekly Tepe since it's 'discovery'! CoastToCoastAM and FadeToBlack have always been two outstanding sources of information.. This video is Awesome! Outstanding job on your research and BIG Thank You for sharing! [Bows to you] and says: "Mariska Hargitay.. Mariska Hargitay.." [Love Guru] 🤣 Hey, Completely Random, but.. Over on *Professor Simon Holland*'s channel, he Just did a video regarding "The Iraq Anomaly" - and it is Very Interesting!! I highly recommend checking that topic / video out! Also, A commenter dropped the name of a film that he thought some of us might 'like'... Like? . . . I Absolutely Loved it! Highly Recommended! Title: "The Objective" [2008] Merry Christmas! 🤘🎅 Sam -

thank you very much for all you do have you ever made matching pipe tomahawks?

is this the model for the new earth house Will

An enigmatic site. Especially interesting that female energy has been excluded. Would the ability to store the latent energy of surplus grain, be to the exclusion of the females role in society and the dominance of male-dominated constructs? The accumulation of wealth and protecting that wealth would seem to be a male prerogative. I've read much about this site but have never really felt comfortable saying I understand it. Love the opening - I'm going to go back and take a couple good drags and watch it again! 😂

To many shrooms!

Sorry man, the intro to this looks like a Hawkwind gig from the 70's :)

Will, what do you mean 12,000 years? It looks like these days.

Well done with the pronunciation of "Tepe" = "hill" - most Brits and Americans botch up the second "e", but you didn't, it was exactly the same as the first "e", as it should be. "Göb" rhymes with British "burb" as in "suburb".

It's just Megalithic Glastonbury. Booze, music and roast sheep.

Very interesting. My personal theory is that the einkorn was domesticated by anatolian hunter gatherers who weren't unrelated to the western hunter gatherer, closely related to modern sardinians, indicating the migration and dissemination of domesticated wheat to europe. How strange these transitory cultures must have been one can only imagine

Couple of things to think about. They have found more of these some bigger. They were intentionally buried. The ancients saw some truly amazing and apocalyptic things.

😂🙆🏼‍♀️my bad, my first history book was Çatalhöyük, aging brain syndrome strikes again. I'll check your vid history. 😄

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Since archaeologists found evidence of the charred remains of bread in the centre of the monument (source was New Scientist but can't recall the edition), i'm prone to believing that the main cause for it's existence is as an educational amphitheatre, similar to a modern lecture hall, where people were taught with practical demonstration (which wouldn't necessarily have required a common language) how to cook, how to breed and rear animals, how to plant crops, etc. It's an ancient prehistoric university, possibly visited by people from tremendously far away, who would then return to their tribe with the knowledge they had gained. We can't fathom just how much this would have done for early civilisation. Also worth noting that stone doesn't often rot away, but wood does. There was probably multiple levels to this structure and almost certainly a roof of some kind, supported by the hammerheaded monoliths.

I believe there was a great deal of advanced technology available to these people, potentially provided by off world beings. Well done, Will!

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