I'm glad you had the opportunity to travel to Turkey, as this country has an immense ancient history. If you can I recommend the Gobekly tepe and Karahan tepe ruins, would love to see you there. Your friend from Key West Ingrid Holm.
You give such glimpse and insights into ancient sites often overlooked by other ancient history & antiquity channels. While showing the sites, almost like a virtual guided tour, that doesn't just give the grand overview and some history facts, but you actually walk is through, highlighting and showing the minuit details of these sites, that would otherwise be overlooked even of covered by other channels. The only comparison I could make (as a compliment), is to a few Lindey Beige videos where he went on a tour of a handful of ancient near east sites, and showed the intricate details of the architecture, showing up close how you can tell what parts are original construction, and which parts were added later, because of masonry cut lines, stone types, etc. Giving a close up glimpse of these sites. But those aren't his normal videos, and he only did a handful. Your style is so inviting, and detailed into understanding the ancient sites, it's history, all the monuments, statues, architecture, and details that other channels would never show. Your videos make me feel like I've walked along with you, guided and explained about the site in such a personal experience like actually being there. Thank you for your work and your unique contributions to the TH-cam History Education Genre. Salute to you.
I saw your comment on "ancient architects" channel and if he had not mentioned your video I would not have known about your channel. If you don't mind advice from an internet stranger you should promote yourself more don't be shy or a lot of us will miss out on quality videos like yours.
@@ancientsitesgirl i typed nothing, I just left swipe on my mobile phone and Google recommends me such stuff everyday. mostly science related though but I'm in deep love of anthropology too
Thank you Irina. I found your site after a mention by Matt from Ancient Architects. I thoroughly enjoyed this video and found it very comprehensive and informative. I've rarely seen much more than the Lion Gate when it comes to the Capital of the Hittites so thank you very much for your insights. You have a new subscriber!
I do not believe I have ever seen many of these sites, in decades of watching ancient civilization videos and looking at photos. Excellent footage and very well produced presentation! Thanks for sharing this! 🤘
And there is still so much to explore. Even if I would have 10 lives I'd never "run out" of ancient sites. That's mind-blowing. Thank you for watching! 💛💛💛
LET'S GO!!!🙄😁😀😊😊 Irena..OMG...YOU'RE THERE!!! HATTUSA...HOW WONDERFUL!! 👏👏💘💓💕💖💗👏👏 Do you have any plans to add a drone to your filming? I know it depends on the countries you're in.
Hey Cat Man, couple of things. I did watch and reply to you about the Mark Lehner links you sent, so thanks for those. I have also been going through my posts and realised we have spoken on many sites going back quite a long time. Anyway, peace to ya Cat Man.
@@dazuk1969 Hey Darren: Sorry it took so long to respond. Running into each other really does show we have common interests. You're right about Mark Lehner. He went from conspiracists to mainstream which is very unusual. Matt at Ancient Architects was the same way. He really was into acoustics for everything from from cutting granite to lifting large bolders, but acoustics energy levels are very weak. It's just not possible. Now, he's focused on getting at the truth - just like Mark Lehner. Anyway, ALL THE BEST!!!😀
@@catman8965 Hi Cat Man, I have been watching Matt for years and he has been down every rabbit hole there is. Geopolymers, stone melting, power plants, acoustic levitation, and everything in between. I also have at times, but thankfully we have something to fall back on. A silly thing called "evidence". These days, like Matt, all that matters to me is what verifiable evidence tells us. There is nothing wrong with chewing the fat...spitballing if you will, but if the evidence doesn't back it up...that is all it is. Peace to ya Cat Man.
Superior historical reportage from the land of the Ottoman Empire (tho' of course, Hittites pre-date the former). Always a pleasure to watch. The portrayal of the Ancient world doesn't get much better than this..
Great videos. I'm binging them lol I've noticed on the panning shots, especially the close ups with detail, it can be quite blurry sometimes. Try a higher frame rate (fps) and faster shutter speed. It should help make them clearer.
@@ancientsitesgirl no worries. It's mainly the shutter speed that will help you. Try 1/125 or faster. A higher frame rate will give you a larger file to deal with in the edit. Urgh.
The frieze showing the marching Hittites was interpreted by Dr E. Zangger as a calendar predicting the solstices. It is said that the Phrygians introduced Iron smelting to Anatolia. Hittite grammar & Lexicon available for those interested. Nice work! Beautiful dynamics. [ See: The Sun, The Moon and the Stars, How the Luwians and the Hittites saw them]
Great Vlog for a history Channel ,)...hope you travel more in Turkey to the very important Archeological sites like : Ephesus,Priene, Miletos,Euromos,Xanthos,Myra,Patara,Pergamon,Troja,Gordion,Sardes....and many more....Turkey is full with Important Ancient Citys in the world from different Era and cultures ...
The site I've work at, called Cadir Hoyuk, is close to Hattusa. Cadir is a mound (tel) that had occupations from late Chalcolithic, Hittite, and Byzantine. Going back in July! There's so much history in Turkey.
Daję łapkę w górę i dziękuję za ciekawy odcinek. I znów te mury z jakby odlanymi głazami... Kwiatuszek dla Pani: @---->>>>>>>--------------------------------- I pozdrowienia dla Całej Ekipy :-)
Watched this a couple of times as it is packed with great info. I can definitely see a strong Assyrian influence in some of the carvings. Really cool site..Ancient Sites. Little tip: next time don't wear your box fresh Reebok trainers..you will ruin them. Wear an old pair and you won't have to worry about keeping them clean 😉
Thanks Darren for your comment and for the tip 😁 actually I am testing different shoes (no, nothing sponsored, bought for my own money🙄😜) to find THE PERFECT ONES.
Really good video full of information. Thank you soo much. It appears from whats left from the ancient architecture that perhaps the Hittites really valued exalting their gates and fancying up their door ways. Most of the gates / door ways showed here appeared to have been nicely and specially cut from enlarged stones to having intricate carved statues. Like as if maybe it may have been culturally significant for them to ensure their doorway was a highlighted feature. Perhaps carrying with it and showing a level of prestige and wealthy status within their society. Reminds me of a scripture in the book of Proverbs. Proverbs 17:19 (KJV 1900): 19 He loveth transgression that loveth strife: And he that exalteth his gate seeketh destruction.
This is amazing. Idk how I stumbled across your content but this is cool! Coming from Hawaii our islands are small. I have always been interested in the history on your side of the world!
Well that was totally unexpected. I had no idea that you'd be coming upon so much megalithic prehistoric stonework. I didn't know what was going to be presented but it turned out to contain many surprises for me because I had my eyes open for any evidence of stone concrete casting and I found it in many places...so many that I ended up with 60 screen captures! That took about four times as long as simply watching only. But one of these days I will now have the material to make a "Casting Hattusa" post. Looking for to the next video.
American college students in the 1880's unknowingly tagged the Heti people of Hatusa with the name Hittites. In fact the Biblical Hittites had absolutely no relation with the Hati people's. The Hittites descended from Mizraim while the Hati descended from Heth.
Thats non proof Sankrist their texts coming from Hattis and Hatti texts similarities Assyrian and Sumerian text type Hitites culture closely to typical middle east cultures same type lion sculptures seen in Persia but seen modern versions and same type lions seen Sumer civizilation in Yazılıkaya one object on rock Hitites god signed sky one object its same with Sumers and Persians thats never seen in İndian sculptures different god carvings/sculptures Hitites spinhx looking same Sumerians spinhx
It can be true. After Tutankhamun's death, we don't really know who ruled Egypt. There was Horemheb before Ramesses I, but we are not sure either. The widow of Tutankhamun rightly feared her internal enemies (priests?) A missing or murdered son of the Hittites may prove a power struggle in Egypt. Egypt is the deepest mockery of unexplained events, technology and kings.
The lions , sculptures,stone walls were not so good workmanship as compared to Egyptians at that time.Egyptians were masters of stone and sand of that time.By the way nice presentation.
Great analysis. You mentioned at the beginning that there is no certainty regarding the techniques used in the construction the great pyramid. Is there any other ancient or medieval construction which is not understood and can not be replicated by modern methods and equipment (especially within similar margin of error and timescale)? Also, what do you think about the accepted construction timeline theory which translates into putting one block into position every few minutes (including quarrying, transporting to site, shaping, fitting, etc)?
The green cube at Hattusa appears to be an ancient geomarker for mysterious places? viz. The antipodaL of Hattusa is the capital of French Polynesia at a distance of 17,836 km from Hattusa. A. Distance between French Polynesia and Easter Island is 4,228 km B. Distance between Easter Island and Cusco is 4,157 km C. Distance between Cusco and Bimini is 4,437 km D. Distance between Bimini and Hattusa is 9,930 km E. Distance between French Polynesia and Hattusa is 17,836 km
B/C = 94% C/E = 25% D/E = 55% C/D = 45% B/A = 98% B/E = 23% B/D = 41% A/E = 24% A/D = 42% F. The sum of A,B,C,D,E = 40,588 km G. earth circumference = 40,070 km G/F = 98.7% The math is a coincidence? What do I know ?? I am just am ignorant farmer.
The green stone appears to be a continental edge marker: viz. distances from Hattusa to continental land mass extreme points: Hammerfest, Norway 2152 miles Dikson, Russia 2004 miles [Boundary line between Asia and Europe] Bosaos, Somalia 2211 miles [Extreme east tip of Africa] tip of Arabian 2010 miles peninsula Johanesburg, S.A. 4559 miles [2x 2279 miles] Cherbourgh France 1928 miles Lisbon, Portugal 2012 miles
Can I know did you rent a car or hired a driver to take you to the HATTUSA? I know its about two hours drive kind far away from the city. One day if I ever go to Turkey I would like to visit this ancient site!! Thank you.
This is exciting. Hope you had a great time. I’ll watch this properly shortly! 👍
great honor to host you on my channel!
Really cool to see you supporting this great channel Matt.
Subbed friend!beautiful channel!!
I'm glad you had the opportunity to travel to Turkey, as this country has an immense ancient history. If you can I recommend the Gobekly tepe and Karahan tepe ruins, would love to see you there. Your friend from Key West Ingrid Holm.
of course I plan to return to Turkey, thank you very much Ingrid ❣️
Hi! This is the best video of hattusa, i felt i was there my self. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much 😊
Merhaba Türkiye hoş geldiniz 😊🇹🇷 Çok güzel video olmuş takibe aldım selamlar sevgiler 🔔🎁🙏🤗🙋♂️
I am so sorry I don't understand your comment :)
This isn’t a country. It’s just a giant museum with a central government. I never get bored in Turkey.
You give such glimpse and insights into ancient sites often overlooked by other ancient history & antiquity channels.
While showing the sites, almost like a virtual guided tour, that doesn't just give the grand overview and some history facts, but you actually walk is through, highlighting and showing the minuit details of these sites, that would otherwise be overlooked even of covered by other channels.
The only comparison I could make (as a compliment), is to a few Lindey Beige videos where he went on a tour of a handful of ancient near east sites, and showed the intricate details of the architecture, showing up close how you can tell what parts are original construction, and which parts were added later, because of masonry cut lines, stone types, etc. Giving a close up glimpse of these sites.
But those aren't his normal videos, and he only did a handful.
Your style is so inviting, and detailed into understanding the ancient sites, it's history, all the monuments, statues, architecture, and details that other channels would never show.
Your videos make me feel like I've walked along with you, guided and explained about the site in such a personal experience like actually being there.
Thank you for your work and your unique contributions to the TH-cam History Education Genre.
Salute to you.
thank you for your very nice review! I will try not to disappoint in the future
Great! New video🌹🌹🌹
Thanks
Love what you do!
Thanks!
If only I had the resources to do what you do. What a life! Great content also, keep it up! Love from Glasgow
Thanks 🤗
You should do a q and a on your channel!
I saw your comment on "ancient architects" channel and if he had not mentioned your video I would not have known about your channel. If you don't mind advice from an internet stranger you should promote yourself more don't be shy or a lot of us will miss out on quality videos like yours.
Thank you for such nice words :) I'd like to be more visible, but I must admit that I don't have a clue how it all works. 😳
Same
And I came from Google recommendation 😁 let's see what's in store for me on this channel 🤞
@littlemonster498 Hope you will enjoy it! If I may ask what did you type?
@@ancientsitesgirl i typed nothing, I just left swipe on my mobile phone and Google recommends me such stuff everyday. mostly science related though but I'm in deep love of anthropology too
Thank you Irina. I found your site after a mention by Matt from Ancient Architects. I thoroughly enjoyed this video and found it very comprehensive and informative. I've rarely seen much more than the Lion Gate when it comes to the Capital of the Hittites so thank you very much for your insights. You have a new subscriber!
Thank you! :) Matt's videos are awesome. I hope you'll enjoy my next episodes :)
I do not believe I have ever seen many of these sites, in decades of watching ancient civilization videos and looking at photos. Excellent footage and very well produced presentation! Thanks for sharing this! 🤘
Thanks!
I loved your chanel and subscribed. Keep up the good job and more from the Turkish ancient history please 😊👏
thank you very much, welcome on board ✌️ I plan to be in Turkey more often
Great information video. Thanks
Thank you ✌️
How much we still have to learn 🙄 very interesting. thank you
And there is still so much to explore. Even if I would have 10 lives I'd never "run out" of ancient sites. That's mind-blowing. Thank you for watching! 💛💛💛
If not for you.. I wouldn’t know this incredible place exists! Many many thanks to you for bringing this to us, pretty lady 🙏
Thank you!
LET'S GO!!!🙄😁😀😊😊
Irena..OMG...YOU'RE THERE!!! HATTUSA...HOW WONDERFUL!!
👏👏💘💓💕💖💗👏👏
Do you have any plans to add a drone to your filming? I know it depends on the countries you're in.
Thank you Cat Man!
Hey Cat Man, couple of things. I did watch and reply to you about the Mark Lehner links you sent, so thanks for those. I have also been going through my posts and realised we have spoken on many sites going back quite a long time. Anyway, peace to ya Cat Man.
@@dazuk1969
Hey Darren:
Sorry it took so long to respond. Running into each other really does show we have common interests. You're right about Mark Lehner. He went from conspiracists to mainstream which is very unusual. Matt at Ancient Architects was the same way. He really was into acoustics for everything from from cutting granite to lifting large bolders, but acoustics energy levels are very weak. It's just not possible. Now, he's focused on getting at the truth - just like Mark Lehner.
Anyway, ALL THE BEST!!!😀
@@catman8965 Hi Cat Man, I have been watching Matt for years and he has been down every rabbit hole there is. Geopolymers, stone melting, power plants, acoustic levitation, and everything in between. I also have at times, but thankfully we have something to fall back on. A silly thing called "evidence". These days, like Matt, all that matters to me is what verifiable evidence tells us. There is nothing wrong with chewing the fat...spitballing if you will, but if the evidence doesn't back it up...that is all it is. Peace to ya Cat Man.
Another great video!
Found your channel through History with Cy, loving it so far! Subbed and cant wait for what comes next.
Thank you ✌❣
Superior historical reportage from the land of the Ottoman Empire (tho' of course, Hittites pre-date the former). Always a pleasure to watch. The portrayal of the Ancient world doesn't get much better than this..
Thank you ❤️ I'm thinking of going back, there are more Hittite remnants there
I sincerely hope that you do, Irena; fervent fan of your presentation style & knowledge 🙂
This perfect match of stones is repeated on all continents. The Aztecs are the masters. But before that, the Egyptians did.
The incas are the masters
I still enjoy listening to your stories.☺️😁😀👏👌👍☀️🌻🍀🌈☺️💞😆🙌🎂
Thank you! :) I hope you'll never have enough! 😁
I Love your videos so much ! The Camera work is absolutely Fantastic !
Thank you!
Good video production job - lots of detail. Great!
Thanks!
Bardzo ciekawy film. Przyjemnie się ogląda. Poruszasz wiele wątków , o których nigdy nie słyszałem. Z niecierpliwością czekam na kolejny odcinek.
Zgadzam się, te filmy są pełne informacji o witrynach, o których nie słyszałem, więc bardzo je lubię. Pokój tobie mój polski przyjacielu.
Dzięki!
You clearly put work into your videos with your shots and comprehensive commentary. Subscribed.
Thank You!
Your videos are valuable deserve more views
Thank you
Very excitng ...
God bless 👍🏼
Bless✌
Great videos. I'm binging them lol I've noticed on the panning shots, especially the close ups with detail, it can be quite blurry sometimes. Try a higher frame rate (fps) and faster shutter speed. It should help make them clearer.
Thank you
@@ancientsitesgirl no worries. It's mainly the shutter speed that will help you. Try 1/125 or faster. A higher frame rate will give you a larger file to deal with in the edit. Urgh.
Super 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks
most interesting on this site is huge circular saw marks on ancient stones.
being artificial
@@KakaiBanzai being not, because taken with these marks from below the ground during excavations.
Magnificent!!! thank you 💖👏
Nice video. I know Hattusa and ur video is so good.
Thank you so much! :)
Wonderful 😍
Thanks
Excellent!
Thanks!
Very informative! Good stuff!!
Thanks
This is awesome
Thanks for watching!
The frieze showing the marching Hittites was interpreted by Dr E. Zangger as a calendar predicting the solstices. It is said that the Phrygians introduced Iron smelting to Anatolia. Hittite grammar & Lexicon available for those interested. Nice work! Beautiful dynamics. [ See: The Sun, The Moon and the Stars, How the Luwians and the Hittites saw them]
Thanks for such a insightful comment! :)
Great Vlog for a history Channel ,)...hope you travel more in Turkey to the very important Archeological sites like : Ephesus,Priene, Miletos,Euromos,Xanthos,Myra,Patara,Pergamon,Troja,Gordion,Sardes....and many more....Turkey is full with Important Ancient Citys in the world from different Era and cultures ...
Thanks! I'll post more videos from Turkey soon
The site I've work at, called Cadir Hoyuk, is close to Hattusa. Cadir is a mound (tel) that had occupations from late Chalcolithic, Hittite, and Byzantine.
Going back in July!
There's so much history in Turkey.
My favorite! Bronze Age best age
Bronze Age 💓💓
Super awesome scenery!🥰🌹👍
Daję łapkę w górę i dziękuję za ciekawy odcinek.
I znów te mury z jakby odlanymi głazami...
Kwiatuszek dla Pani:
@---->>>>>>>---------------------------------
I pozdrowienia dla Całej Ekipy :-)
Dziękuję
@@ancientsitesgirl
A ja dziękuję za dopięcie serduszka! :-)
Os trácios também viveram nessa região, eles eram conhecidos por serem temiveis guerreiros altos e cabelos vermelhos.
wonderful
Thanks
Nice camera work and information flow. Turkey has some great history.
Thanks! :)
Watched this a couple of times as it is packed with great info. I can definitely see a strong Assyrian influence in some of the carvings. Really cool site..Ancient Sites. Little tip: next time don't wear your box fresh Reebok trainers..you will ruin them. Wear an old pair and you won't have to worry about keeping them clean 😉
Thanks Darren for your comment and for the tip 😁 actually I am testing different shoes (no, nothing sponsored, bought for my own money🙄😜) to find THE PERFECT ONES.
That’s why the Hittites never wore Reeboks…
@@pinquisitor9552 No they didn't, it is a well known fact they wore Nike trainers 😉
That was cool thanks
Thank you
Great place, well informed! Welcome to my country! I am also sharing videos about ancient sites. Hope you enjoyed time there!
Thank you so much I❤️🇹🇷
Excellent music and narration.Thank you for the video.
Thank you for commenting! :)
You're doing God's work! 👏
Thank you ❣
Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Four crouching stone lions. That is very interesting.
Really good video full of information. Thank you soo much.
It appears from whats left from the ancient architecture that perhaps the Hittites really valued exalting their gates and fancying up their door ways.
Most of the gates / door ways showed here appeared to have been nicely and specially cut from enlarged stones to having intricate carved statues.
Like as if maybe it may have been culturally significant for them to ensure their doorway was a highlighted feature. Perhaps carrying with it and showing a level of prestige and wealthy status within their society.
Reminds me of a scripture in the book of Proverbs.
Proverbs 17:19 (KJV 1900): 19 He loveth transgression that loveth strife:
And he that exalteth his gate seeketh destruction.
Thank you for watching ❤️✌️
Ofcourse! 💙✝️🕯
Amazing
Magnificent, thank you.
Thanks!
So interesting if only i could travel
great video, just started following you because i saw a comment on another pages. Thanks for the videos
I still enjoy listening to your presentations. 👀💝🐾😉
Thank you! 😁
cool track!
thanks
You should have way more subscribers, can't wait to binge watch all your videos
Wow! Thank you! 😁 TH-cam algorithm is quite unpredictable :D
I have only been to Istanbul and Gallipoli. I will never be able to go to Turkey again so, thanks for filling in some of the blanks.
Thank you for watching!
WOW!
Thank you!
@@ancientsitesgirl Sure thing, your channel is awesome!
This is amazing. Idk how I stumbled across your content but this is cool! Coming from Hawaii our islands are small. I have always been interested in the history on your side of the world!
Thank you!✌
Great stuff keep it up
Thank you😊
Thanks 😊, very helpful reach dcomentry.
Thanks
Great video. A site I would love to visit . It's a shame it's so remote.
Well that was totally unexpected. I had no idea that you'd be coming upon so much megalithic prehistoric stonework. I didn't know what was going to be presented but it turned out to contain many surprises for me because I had my eyes open for any evidence of stone concrete casting and I found it in many places...so many that I ended up with 60 screen captures! That took about four times as long as simply watching only. But one of these days I will now have the material to make a "Casting Hattusa" post. Looking for to the next video.
thanks! Good luck with your projects
Interesting.
Thank you.
There's more drill holes in the stone just like in Egypt 😍
This stone casting is also Scythian technology.
Hungarian tales contain this knowledge.
BEAUTIFUL.... ANCIENT SITE.
Thanks 😄
American college students in the 1880's unknowingly tagged the Heti people of Hatusa with the name Hittites. In fact the Biblical Hittites had absolutely no relation with the Hati people's. The Hittites descended from Mizraim while the Hati descended from Heth.
Quality
Great video! Are you heading to Sanliurfa as well ?
Unfortunately not. I will visit eastern Turkey another time.
where have you been all my life!
Thanks for watching 😉
5:59 Wow that's a huge nub.
Feels like I am there again after such a long time.
Thank you!
@@ancientsitesgirl Pleasure is all mine
Hittite knows Sanskrit well ... Annita text has mention of many Sanskrit words... proves every thing comes out of India
I'm curious where can I find the sources? Regards
Thats non proof Sankrist their texts coming from Hattis and Hatti texts similarities Assyrian and Sumerian text type Hitites culture closely to typical middle east cultures same type lion sculptures seen in Persia but seen modern versions and same type lions seen Sumer civizilation in Yazılıkaya one object on rock Hitites god signed sky one object its same with Sumers and Persians thats never seen in İndian sculptures different god carvings/sculptures Hitites spinhx looking same Sumerians spinhx
Super 🥰
Thanks
W języku polskim Hata, hatka, hatusia = dom
Przypadek? Nie sądzę. : D
It can be true. After Tutankhamun's death, we don't really know who ruled Egypt. There was Horemheb before Ramesses I, but we are not sure either. The widow of Tutankhamun rightly feared her internal enemies (priests?) A missing or murdered son of the Hittites may prove a power struggle in Egypt. Egypt is the deepest mockery of unexplained events, technology and kings.
True!
You rock sister ❤️
❤✌
Matt, I'm jealous.🙄
Excellent. I would like to know more about chariots and metal working in Hattusa.
Thank you
The lions , sculptures,stone walls were not so good workmanship as compared to Egyptians at that time.Egyptians were masters of stone and sand of that time.By the way nice presentation.
Awesome as always. I Have never seen so much of the Hittites, most history books only show the two lions!
Thank you!
Explore Golgumbaz with Guide Jahangir, South India 🇮🇳
one day I will
Great video😍👍
Thanks
متى تزورين العراق 🇮🇶
I hope that soon ...
We are honored to have you in Iraq🇮🇶
Great analysis. You mentioned at the beginning that there is no certainty regarding the techniques used in the construction the great pyramid. Is there any other ancient or medieval construction which is not understood and can not be replicated by modern methods and equipment (especially within similar margin of error and timescale)? Also, what do you think about the accepted construction timeline theory which translates into putting one block into position every few minutes (including quarrying, transporting to site, shaping, fitting, etc)?
I kind of wanna see some guy dressed like a Hittite and pop out somewhere and yell "What are you doing here?I live here"
These stone carvings look like plaster cast after breaking a bone. Is it a stone? Or a plaster cast?
The green cube at Hattusa appears to be an ancient geomarker for mysterious places?
viz. The antipodaL of Hattusa is the capital of French Polynesia at a distance of 17,836 km from Hattusa.
A. Distance between French Polynesia and Easter Island is 4,228 km
B. Distance between Easter Island and Cusco is 4,157 km
C. Distance between Cusco and Bimini is 4,437 km
D. Distance between Bimini and Hattusa is 9,930 km
E. Distance between French Polynesia and Hattusa is 17,836 km
B/C = 94% C/E = 25% D/E = 55% C/D = 45%
B/A = 98% B/E = 23% B/D = 41%
A/E = 24% A/D = 42%
F. The sum of A,B,C,D,E = 40,588 km
G. earth circumference = 40,070 km
G/F = 98.7%
The math is a coincidence? What do I know ?? I am just am ignorant farmer.
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underrated girl (
Thanks!
The green stone appears to be a continental edge marker:
viz.
distances from Hattusa to continental land mass extreme points:
Hammerfest, Norway 2152 miles
Dikson, Russia 2004 miles [Boundary line between Asia and Europe]
Bosaos, Somalia 2211 miles [Extreme east tip of Africa]
tip of Arabian 2010 miles
peninsula
Johanesburg, S.A. 4559 miles [2x 2279 miles]
Cherbourgh France 1928 miles
Lisbon, Portugal 2012 miles
Your Hair is beautiful ❤️❤️❤️😘😘
Thanks 😉
@@ancientsitesgirl where are you from?
Can I know did you rent a car or hired a driver to take you to the HATTUSA? I know its about two hours drive kind far away from the city. One day if I ever go to Turkey I would like to visit this ancient site!! Thank you.
I actually took a taxi in the center of Ankara, I remember it was really cheap
Hattusalilar iyi insanlarmis keske gene yasasalardi⚘🇹🇷🇩🇪👍🐎