More discoveries are being made at Karahan Tepe, a Pre-Pottery Neolithic site located in the Tektek mountains in Sanliurfa Province, Turkey. It is the sister site to Gobekli Tepe and dates from 11,400 - 10,200 years ago. The main elliptical enclosure is 75f feet wide (Structure AD) and consists of 17 or 18 upright pillars in its perimeter (5 carved from bedrock), and two huge T-Pillars (now fallen) in its centre. An adjacent enclosure is called the Pillar Shrine (Structure AB) measuring 7m by 6m and containing 10 upright phallic-shaped monoliths carved from bedrock, a free-standing stone, as well as a protruding head with a serpentine neck on its western wall.

On its southeastern edge, a carved hole, shaped from bedrock, leads into the main enclosure. It is through this, that the winter solstice sunrise light beams through illuminating the stone head over a 27 minute period. In this video, Hugh Newman, Andrew Collins and JJ Ainsworth explore the site pointing out some remarkable anomalies that are completely overlooked by archaeologists, including evidence of a lost language carved in bedrock, the unfinished 18ft monolith, goddess symbolism, the connection to the Sumerian Anunnaki and more. Includes exclusive 3D Lidar Scans revealing hidden details not seen before. Drone footage courtesy of https://www.youtube.com/user/dakotawint. Make sure to subscribe to his excellent Youtube channel.

See the new article: Secrets of Karahan Tepe: The Discovery of a Stunning Winter Solstice Alignment (Part 1) by Hugh Newman and Jj Ainsworth. https://grahamhancock.com/newmanainsw... and check out our recent appearance on the Earth Ancients podcast here: https://www.earthancients.com.

Megalithomania is taking groups there in May and September 2023 including special access to Karahan Tepe, so consider joining us to visit the most important archaeological discovery of the 21st Century. Details here: http://www.megalithomania.co.uk/turke....