I've been there 30 years ago. I took a tour but no one knew anything about these underground cities. There are actually more at several sites in the region. Mesmerizing.
There's still so much more to be discovered here. All over the Earth really. I really don't understand why it's not more of a priority to us as human beings to find out where we came from. Places like this don't fit the narrative so they get ignored. What a shame..
Well it's not necessarily outer space or something, it's really fun to think about the possibilities though because there's so much room. I think the best way to be is between mainstream history and the really out there stuff.
Wonderful, Wonderful video guys! Thanks so much for sharing history like this the majority of us folk can't afford to travel to in real time!! You rock 👍👍😎😎
I really respect Graham’s work, he went through so much cruel abuse for his views. He has stood by his views through the years and now look, he is becoming, one of the greatest and knowledgeable people of our times. My opinion has. 😅
Thanks for a wonderful adventure. Nice to see one of my favorite trios plying their crafts. To Graham, Hugh and Andrew ... Lvya all much, be well and keep doing what you do.
I just watched Anton Petrov who released a video about the discovery from ice cores that probably 8900 years ago a huge solar flare has hit earth. Just an idea as to why people dig cities under ground maybe??
one documentary i seen of this place which 3d mapped the known parts and some of the secret passages to massive living areas had said that they went underground for like 3 centuries because it was not safe to be above as they had been invaded and were being religiously persecuted aswell. Its all pretty much speculation though so who knows what the true reality of it was
@@realbounty5221 I've got a few topics in the works, new recording equipment too, just need some free time. Hopefully next few weeks I'll pick back up.
The vulture is an _ancient_ mother goddess motif, ex) the Egyptians respected the vulture's parenting skills & their Goddess Nekhbet represented Upper Egypt. And in many Slavic languages, grandmother is "baba" -very similar to "akbaba" for vulture in Turkish. So when talking shamans, don't assume they're always male, especially in Catalhuyuk. Gobekli Tepe's vultures could represent what we now call "Cygnus."
Drone footage Spot on, the landscape around this area is astonishing. 3:52 is that a staircase on the left WOW would love to explore this place and not the touristy bits
Interesting. It seems that many different cultures/ people used these spaces but who were the first to carve out these spaces. It seems the purpose of these dwellings is more than a spiritual purpose but a utilitarian purpose also. What is The temperature inside these structures? Are some spaces completely void of light? So many questions.
Interesting place.. According to Freddy Silva the Knights Templar had nothing to do with the Crusaders, the Templars were a group of less than 10 men, theyre goal apparently says Freddy was to protect the royal bloodline of Mary Magdalene they were into initiation and resurrection of the soul like the Druids who built Temples to John the Baptise..
The Hopi speak of ant people coming from under the Earth... Incidentally Pan and Kokopelli seem like the same entity. Everyone says many works are "Roman".
Could the Christian Church have simply taken over a site used for a previous religion after all of the people were converted, as in the case of the stave churches of the Nordic countries? I think some might have seen rebranding as a way of casting aside previous religions as the case of using the timing of the Roman Saturnalia festival for the Christian Christmas?
Yes, Christian church builders had a very old practice of taking over Pagan sites. Their being here is just another example of that, refugees or not. One thing for sure, these early Christians were the newbies on the block compared to who lived there before...
@@celestepalm6949 Oh no those evil Christians stopped the pure nature loving hippie pagans from worshiping their pure God LMFAO learn history, these people were sacrificing babies to the God of Moloch. They murdered Christians left and right for the LOLs.
Thanks Megalithomaniacs. Is not this entire underground complex another name for Noah's Ark? What's more likely -- one guy built a really big boat and stuffed 2 of every animal -- clearly he needed a bigger boat, or that this underground complex, secure from raging oceans or streaming comets and meteorites was what folk memory referred to as Noah's (a word a lot like the Greek word for 'Mind' -- noos -- nous being 'of the mind', a word we use today) Ark? Gobekli Tepe, perhaps, and the other similar complexes are quite possibly what was known as Ararat, the Highlands secure from worldwide floods. Survival of the luckiest in the first instance; survival of the smartest after that. Phaethon's misadventure, linked by Timaeus to a change in the earth's declination, would have fried the highlands. Is that why they buried Gobekli Tepe? They must have had the Nous to know it was coming, ie, telescopes.
9:30 goes back way way further just used re-found ??? Like everything everyone else's?? Even the dead sea scrolls caves tunnel systems incorporated caves it's a Old temple sacred thousands if not millions of years old
Folks forget that griffon vultures are actually majestic-looking birds. Offering one's dead in 'sky burials' was an ancient practice in these areas and are still practiced in India & Tibet.
10.13 this is maize and ergot man,no templar cross it means something else Andrew, listen to graham he's telling you something but you seem to be missing the point,Ancient peeps were in contact with the others this is why they exerted so much effort. Look beyond seeing
No maize in Europe at that point. Ergot grows on rye. The ergot theory is true, book is out explaining mystery schools all over Europe. Templar crosses are an old gnostic symbol, same in Ethiopia. Pre Christian symbology. Look for company logos with a four leaf clover same symbol.
@@peterlarkin762 how do we know there was no cobs of corn there. There was no civilisations of old until relatively recent. Ergot grows on more than rye. And symbology is everywhere.its like they live
11:02 if you want to go by religion do it before Vatican and Constantine changed everything ??? Because after They touch religion they changed it from ET based history to a human history and from black history to white history
Its not the same folks , who build and the drawings.. U people your egos are getting old , u think u know but you do not.. So stop with your ego crap ..
The guys in this video admit that there's a layering of cultures here, & of course the older the "first" layer is, the more excited they understandably are. I vote the first civilizations there _could_ be tens of thousands of years old, at least.
@Janitor Queen LOL, you must come from the outdated mindset that nothing historically significant happened before 6000BC. There's a recently excavated huge pyramidal structure in South Asia that's dated at 10,000 years old or more.
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I've been there 30 years ago. I took a tour but no one knew anything about these underground cities. There are actually more at several sites in the region. Mesmerizing.
Oh awesome Graham Hancock on Fairy dust,,,great.
Ancient Greece is extraordinary!
There's still so much more to be discovered here. All over the Earth really. I really don't understand why it's not more of a priority to us as human beings to find out where we came from. Places like this don't fit the narrative so they get ignored. What a shame..
Well it's not necessarily outer space or something, it's really fun to think about the possibilities though because there's so much room. I think the best way to be is between mainstream history and the really out there stuff.
Wonderful, Wonderful video guys! Thanks so much for sharing history like this the majority of us folk can't afford to travel to in real time!! You rock 👍👍😎😎
Awesome video. I now have a sudden urge to visit Cappadocia 😜🤙🏻
I really respect Graham’s work, he went through so much cruel abuse for his views. He has stood by his views through the years and now look, he is becoming, one of the greatest and knowledgeable people of our times. My opinion has. 😅
He just said the tunnels are for mushrooms and exploring, and in the documentary he says these are for living 🤷♀️
Really appreciate all your videos.
Its the Next Best thing to being there.
Thank you kindly⚘Peace.
Thanks for the video, fascinating. These look like a fantastic example of melted buildings to me. Anyone else?
Thanks for a wonderful adventure. Nice to see one of my favorite trios plying their crafts. To Graham, Hugh and Andrew ... Lvya all much, be well and keep doing what you do.
Glad you enjoyed it
I just love that place.
Thanks so much for the video.
I wish you All the best.
Thank you so much for this--all my favorites in one great documentary.
At 6:04 anyone else reminded of Native American Thunderbird rock-art?
I see clear and distinctive Australian Aboriginal imagery
history is and remains a quest ever on and on never stable, a quest, a quest!!!!
As always, wonderful journey. Mega! Thank you.
Awesome! I was totally unaware of this site.
I got feelings of HG Well's Time Machine and the morelocks living in the caves coming to eat the eloi.
Agree Karen😂so easy to picture.
Cheers to you!⚘
@@nancyM1313 Glad it wasn't just me. Just a creepy feeling and not fairy like at all.
WOW, I would love to live in such a place. Takes one back to childhood fantasy 🤯🤯😇😇😅😅
I just watched Anton Petrov who released a video about the discovery from ice cores that probably 8900 years ago a huge solar flare has hit earth.
Just an idea as to why people dig cities under ground maybe??
one documentary i seen of this place which 3d mapped the known parts and some of the secret passages to massive living areas had said that they went underground for like 3 centuries because it was not safe to be above as they had been invaded and were being religiously persecuted aswell. Its all pretty much speculation though so who knows what the true reality of it was
Lots of pinch holes in the rock here. Especially around doorways. Thanks as always Hugh.
What's a pinch hole? Lol
@@cpt.oblivion see my channel, I have a video about them
@@AncientHistoryCriticisms Nice to see you! Eagerly awaiting a new video from you, how long must I hope? greets!
@@realbounty5221 I've got a few topics in the works, new recording equipment too, just need some free time. Hopefully next few weeks I'll pick back up.
@@AncientHistoryCriticisms Wow! Great answer, I'm totally tensed now! Let your dog snore again, I liked that! greets from germany!
2:10 Cannon balls?
The biggest cannons ever made were barely firing balls of that size, and they were monsters.
@Janitor Queen meditating mindcannons from Agartha
whoyawit?
👏👏👏😊👍
🙏 thanks for sharing, , one God one ❤ love
The vulture is an _ancient_ mother goddess motif, ex) the Egyptians respected the vulture's parenting skills & their Goddess Nekhbet represented Upper Egypt. And in many Slavic languages, grandmother is "baba" -very similar to "akbaba" for vulture in Turkish. So when talking shamans, don't assume they're always male, especially in Catalhuyuk. Gobekli Tepe's vultures could represent what we now call "Cygnus."
Just amazing. I can't wait until I can visit 😁
Drone footage Spot on, the landscape around this area is astonishing. 3:52 is that a staircase on the left WOW would love to explore this place and not the touristy bits
Absolutely amazing footage, yes
10:35 pinch hole in the column
The apostle Paul wrote about Cappadocia. How does that fit in?
Nice 🌟🌈👍
Interesting. It seems that many different cultures/ people used these spaces but who were the first to carve out these spaces. It seems the purpose of these dwellings is more than a spiritual purpose but a utilitarian purpose also. What is The temperature inside these structures? Are some spaces completely void of light? So many questions.
Wouldn't the graves being oriented east west be about the sun? Beautiful place, thanks for a great video.
8:32 that's why all Rocky outcrops mountains cliffs castle and temple's churches biult over sacred places
The tower of Bable ?
underground tunnels are easy to defend and live in during siege.
When i saw this , i thought of the Tower of BABEL......they got that story from somewhere......
if there is an earthquake, the only place I would NOT like to be is underground
flying perhaps? yet the tunnels survived
hurricanes are barely noticeable just 5 meters down
Interesting place.. According to Freddy Silva the Knights Templar had nothing to do with the Crusaders, the Templars were a group of less than 10 men, theyre goal apparently says Freddy was to protect the royal bloodline of Mary Magdalene they were into initiation and resurrection of the soul like the Druids who built Temples to John the Baptise..
The Hopi speak of ant people coming from under the Earth... Incidentally Pan and Kokopelli seem like the same entity. Everyone says many works are "Roman".
Could the Christian Church have simply taken over a site used for a previous religion after all of the people were converted, as in the case of the stave churches of the Nordic countries? I think some might have seen rebranding as a way of casting aside previous religions as the case of using the timing of the Roman Saturnalia festival for the Christian Christmas?
Yes, Christian church builders had a very old practice of taking over Pagan sites.
Their being here is just another example of that, refugees or not.
One thing for sure, these early Christians were the newbies on the block compared to who lived there before...
@@celestepalm6949 Oh no those evil Christians stopped the pure nature loving hippie pagans from worshiping their pure God LMFAO learn history, these people were sacrificing babies to the God of Moloch. They murdered Christians left and right for the LOLs.
Fairy place looks like it has been melted somehow x
6:30 bird 🐦???? Or winged surpent??? I'm going with reptile based
Actually vulture worship was a thing in ancient Anatolia.
Save your winged serpents for South America.
it looks like a melted tower of babel
Thanks Megalithomaniacs. Is not this entire underground complex another name for Noah's Ark? What's more likely -- one guy built a really big boat and stuffed 2 of every animal -- clearly he needed a bigger boat, or that this underground complex, secure from raging oceans or streaming comets and meteorites was what folk memory referred to as Noah's (a word a lot like the Greek word for 'Mind' -- noos -- nous being 'of the mind', a word we use today) Ark? Gobekli Tepe, perhaps, and the other similar complexes are quite possibly what was known as Ararat, the Highlands secure from worldwide floods. Survival of the luckiest in the first instance; survival of the smartest after that. Phaethon's misadventure, linked by Timaeus to a change in the earth's declination, would have fried the highlands. Is that why they buried Gobekli Tepe? They must have had the Nous to know it was coming, ie, telescopes.
Phrygian territory. Phrygian is related to fairies.
What the fuck happened to our Prehistoric civilizations??
10:03:????? Where you think nights Templer got there cross???? Where you think Hitler got his symbol???
I've heard enough from Graham Hancock and others. I would rather draw my own conclusions. None of them know anything for sure.
I think they would agree with your statement. You can still listen to people and draw your own conclusions.
9:30 goes back way way further just used re-found ??? Like everything everyone else's?? Even the dead sea scrolls caves tunnel systems incorporated caves it's a Old temple sacred thousands if not millions of years old
those arent birds, they're sprites (the kind you see during thunderstorms). Must have been a mighty storm.
interesting
Folks forget that griffon vultures are actually majestic-looking birds. Offering one's dead in 'sky burials' was an ancient practice in these areas and are still practiced in India & Tibet.
10.13 this is maize and ergot man,no templar cross it means something else Andrew, listen to graham he's telling you something but you seem to be missing the point,Ancient peeps were in contact with the others this is why they exerted so much effort.
Look beyond seeing
No maize in Europe at that point. Ergot grows on rye. The ergot theory is true, book is out explaining mystery schools all over Europe. Templar crosses are an old gnostic symbol, same in Ethiopia. Pre Christian symbology. Look for company logos with a four leaf clover same symbol.
@@peterlarkin762 how do we know there was no cobs of corn there.
There was no civilisations of old until relatively recent.
Ergot grows on more than rye.
And symbology is everywhere.its like they live
11:02 if you want to go by religion do it before Vatican and Constantine changed everything ??? Because after They touch religion they changed it from ET based history to a human history and from black history to white history
6:47 there was a serpent based Coulter world wide serpent based Coulter global civilization and religion well before any RELIGION??
Or it’s just a bird, the person thought it looked good so bam bird
Its not the same folks , who build and the drawings.. U people your egos are getting old , u think u know but you do not.. So stop with your ego crap ..
Please o wise master impart unto us simple folks some of your absolute knowledge on who built these structures?????
The guys in this video admit that there's a layering of cultures here, & of course the older the "first" layer is, the more excited they understandably are. I vote the first civilizations there _could_ be tens of thousands of years old, at least.
@Janitor Queen LOL, you must come from the outdated mindset that nothing historically significant happened before 6000BC. There's a recently excavated huge pyramidal structure in South Asia that's dated at 10,000 years old or more.