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Independent researcher & documentarian bringing you on-the-ground to ancient sites of interest. check out my YouTube channel:

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If you like my work and want to support me grab a copy of my book the "Mystery of the Navel Idols" where I track a symbolic motif across ancient cultures in over 20 countries, on Amazon now:
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Let's explore Ancient Tahiti and it's possible connections to Easter Island and Gobekli Tepe.
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I spent 10 days traveling across Sulawesi, Indonesia investigating the 400+ megaliths that lie scattered across the Bada Valley, Napu Valley and Besoa Valley.
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From Archaeology Magazine. Reminds me of the Richat
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@waywardsuol would love to read it!
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@jennerbrownX seems patently obvious that global seafaring and cultural exchange was occurring though I prefer a post ice-age timeline for this, essentially beginning with Gobekli Tepe and fanning out from there in both directions, at least until more evidence comes to light
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@BrightInsight6 thanks man!
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@realMeetJames spent a while editing this one!
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@cameron8digi @TomCaban It is every shot
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@Izzybella36912 yeah it’s wild eh
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@seppy1011 @BrightInsight6 I’m thinking you probably want to mount LiDAR on an airplane
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I agree that the evidence is strong for a homo erectus settlement. seeing evidence of what looks like a primitive city from hundreds of thousands of years ago makes me wonder about the nature of cities and how they evolve from earlier versions of themselves, each one being in some form or another a legacy of human culture, and how far back that all goes. if Atlantis did exist, where did it evolve from and I do wonder if we could be looking at something like that here
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@BeeblbroxZephod @ScottSaucing you know, that would also explain the chips if these were being wielded against each other
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@RauwLeMayooooo @SuibhneDawg I mean its not filled with dark matter and empty space ;) theres a lot of sand and rocks and a modern structure that is actually inhabited by a family and they will invite you in and pour you tea endlessly.
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yeah the most incredible thing to me is the fact that some of the chips from making the tools were right next to the tools, as if they made them and laid them down right there, and there they sat for half a million years, buried and uncovered again over the course of millennia as the region shifted from desert to savannah back to desert back to savannah on and on to finally be sitting on the surface today? blows my mind
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@AwakeTheMatrix @BrightInsight6 your guess is probably as good as mine 😉
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@BrightInsight6 thank you sir! did you see the footage of all the stone tools as well? looks like a city to me…
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@LubyLubes @BrightInsight6 that would be the next step! now if only some billionaire with the resources could finance…
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@earlstokes The white patches were indeed salt, the square structure is a French fort I believe but interesting nonetheless
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