Sayburç | 2024 Excavation of 11,000 Year-Old Site With Underground Chambers | Megalithomania

[@mandchuks]

I am a Turk and I am proud of my Neolitc heritage.

[@lcmlcm2460]

Im sure a lot has changed since 10,000 plus years ago haha

[@yvonnesmith6152]

What if Armenians actually built all that 😆

[@ClintThrust-e8r]

@@yvonnesmith6152it doesn’t really fit to think of it like that, it’s like saying modern day Brits can’t have some claim on stone henge being as apart of their heritage.

[@yvonnesmith6152]

@@ClintThrust-e8r how old do you think the country of Turkey is?? Countries are modern concepts. The Urartu and associated cultures lived in this area from Pontus to the Konya plain and into the Zagros. Portasar, Göbekli Tepe’s historical name is Armenian in origin and means Orion’s umbilical.

[@JirooDehne]

​@@yvonnesmith6152😂😂😂👍

[@emelle9705]

Let’s just dig up all of Turkey. Who knows what we’ll find! I’m fascinated!

[@rhondaenglish4022]

Lidar, power prayers. Ancient truth to light. Prayers patriots praying. Amazing. Explains alot. ❤❤❤.

[@PeachysMom]

People do live there btw

[@emelle9705]

@ oh course I know that.

[@__user__name__]

As a Turk, I want to share a unique memory that highlights the deep connection we have with history, even in unexpected places. My grandfather’s stable was once an ancient mint (learned this around 2000), and his cows drank water from a marble waterway adorned with old inscriptions(probably greek). Some may think Turks don't value or preserve history, but the truth is, history surrounds us-it’s woven into our daily lives and exists everywhere we look.

[@emelle9705]

@ Incredible!!!

[@Arminius-c5r]

Fascinating site and a strong indication that we just start to realize the full dimension of the entire "Tas Tepeler" culture. I have been there in April 2024 when it still was all closed/covered and the friendly farmers wife "opened" the relief site to us. I hope they do allright now (compensated!) as their house completely seems to be removed. Nevertheless - what an amazing discovery and further evidence, that our history needs to be re-written!

[@PeachysMom]

It’s my archeological obsession. I hope someday I can visit these ancient sites!

[@MarcCuster]

What a most interesting site. Thanks for the tour. Just another amazing achievement of our forgotten past.

[@carihislop161]

I love how you show so much of the sites and in such detail. Those carved basins on either side of the man inbetween the lepards/cats - it does look like they've carved channels where liquid would flow into some of those cup marks as well as down onto the man's head. Do you know if the archeologists filled them with water to see where it would flow? Perhaps they're sacrifical basins. I'm looking forward to learning what you dig up about the alignment of the site to the sun/moon/stars. I'm curious if anything aligns with phallic-man. I'm also fascinated by the bull and the dancing/leaping figure. Wouldn't it be amazing if the people who built this civilasation (or some of them) emigrated to Crete taking the bull worship and the god/goddess flanked by two cats with them.

[@dorasuski6448]

Great things are going on out there ! Thank you so much for giving us chance to be so well informed. Cant say how it makes me happy. Good luck wherever you are xxx

[@TWOCOWS1]

Thank you for continuing to record and show the new Mirazan sites (the original, local local name for the recent official government name). Mirazan means a "miracle maker". The local, childless Kurdish women give offerings at the hill, hoping for a child. The fertility myth of the hills still lingers. Mirazan is the meaningful, local name for this entire super old civilization/culture. A lot better than the silly name of Gobekli ("potbelly"), or Karahan ("black tribal chief", instead of the meaningful local name of Sederi ,”three gates”)-- given to it by the ruling government there . I hope you continue showing us more and more of the Mirazan sites as they get dug up. The name for the entire culture that created these wonderful structures around 12000 years ago is the MIRAZAN CULTURE. Then the local native names should used for individual hills and sites.

[@baysideauto]

Absolutely amazing sir. Thanks for sharing, i don't think I will ever set foot in on any of these sights so im excited to watch your perspective. Cheers mate

[@MrSomethingElse]

Bro, you blow my mind, consistently.

[@lcmlcm2460]

You guys are wonderful for sharing this ❤

[@AlleyCat-1]

I love watching these, wish they were longer. I wish I could see it in person it'd be so cool.

[@TheDemonation13]

bro this is awesome wish i could walk around there and check it out to thanks for posting this

[@Carolevw]

Thankyou Hugh, for always bringing us the latest discoveries. Turkey has such amazing history and sites that prove it!

[@yunusakyuz5372]

Thank you so much for new information, dear Hugh Newman 🙏. Regards from Türkiye.

[@arzucufoglu8932]

Thank you Hugh Newman 🤲🤲

[@Magnus-v9x]

Turkey starts more and more look like the first Civilization rather than scattered Hunter gatherers coming together for Religious worship,I bet there's much more to find.

[@massimosquecco8956]

Sensational, I mean it! How I wish to joing you in 1 of yor next travels in space and time. I really need to experience that, learn about what they are step by step finding, and maybe, just maybe understand something of these lost culture... GREAT VIDEO

[@davidlancaster8152]

I believe there's another tour going there this spring. They really take good care of you on their tours. If you are able to go do. You wont regret it.

[@massimosquecco8956]

@@davidlancaster8152 I'll see if I can organize myself, otherwise the next...

[@wegotthisforyou]

What's quite interesting is the man between 2 leopards, this appears (versions include lions as well) in many ancient civilisations around the world

[@LuizCarlos-ly6cq]

An excellent observation, I also see it this way. On the one hand it may highlight the supremacy of man over animals, but it may indicate that this place was used for animals to devour humans...

[@wegotthisforyou]

@LuizCarlos-ly6cq lol, Luiz you made me laugh saying that, thank you 🤣

[@NWDestroy]

wow this is awesome! thank you

[@ricktodd3808]

Very Cool Hugh Newman. Turkey just keeps getting more interesting, it's the cradle of the cradle of civilization.

[@TheTimeDetective42]

Simply incredible and lots of information! WOOOHOOO!

[@GlazingIs4Pedos]

🤖

[@magnuszerum9177]

Those large indentations around the semicircle look like sockets to large stone pieces that are now missing.

[@Laura-bb4zn]

Thank you Hugh. ❤👍

[@maijaliepa119]

🦅 Thank You

[@DavidR-x8k]

Kind of funny how they built the male urinal.Above the carved figure holding his " thing" the area above is formed as a catch basin, that then via gravity liquid would have to drain out above that figure.

[@Super-lucky-7777]

The little man, there must have been so much more in this enclosure and we won't ever know what it looked like.

[@PeachysMom]

That underground room reminds me of Neolithic tons in Spain because of the giant slabs of stone forming the ceiling. The circular/oblong enclosures remind me of American Native Kivas.

[@suzylogan3524]

Wonderful Hugh. Many thanks for showing us.

[@yvonnesmith6152]

Anakim means necklace wearer…which the V-neck might represent. Who else thinks that these ritual sites included an “ordeal” which could include near-death experience inducing rituals. Sayburç looks like it was “child sized” and may have been used as a Rites of Passage site for youngster Anakim

[@davidlancaster8152]

Look at the dancing man. He has 6 fingers.

[@Arminius-c5r]

Well observed 🙂! And not only this - look at his "arm" on the right side......

[@farmerpete6274]

@@Arminius-c5r I've looked but cannot make out anything.... what should I see? Thanks.

[@Shogun-jq1nu]

@@farmerpete6274 His right arm is snake like and elongated, flexed in an unnatural way and instead having a hand with fingers it has a gripper-like claw with two links

[@farmerpete6274]

@@Shogun-jq1nu Oh.... most strange! Thanks for the update, and I guess more to come over the years.

[@Arminius-c5r]

@@farmerpete6274 Correctly explained by Shogun. A very strange “being”

[@Jordan_Starr]

It's beautiful! Even having seen all the videos of it below the house, I didn't expect it to look like that when exposed. Do you know if the people who lived in the house were rehomed and if they're doing okay?

[@MegalithomaniaUK]

All doing OK. We will find out more soon.

[@Exi2panam]

7:34 sacrificial hostel or butcher place ?!

[@DavidGreene-l4e]

very well done thank you.

[@lainealexander5927]

Bet if you pored water off the lip above the man holding his tool the way they carved it makes it run off the end of his bell

[@secularsunshine9036]

*Thanks*

[@amberandrews6842]

Fascinating! Thank You!

[@radeksparowski7174]

dig till you reach the server room

[@Славян-о8ф]

Уже просматриваются) следы нового диснейленда

[@DorothyDianeParker-to2qr]

I think that pit is a slaughter house....

[@jamesevans3492]

It's Amazing, Regarding What's Right Beneath The Surface There . . .'-o

[@nukhetyavuz]

Seems like an ancient theatre where people would sit and watch scenes or dances? The interiour place with the round ovenlike place looks like an ancient tandir to bake bread… an ancient kitchen?

[@Maratouk]

This is the cradle of human civilization

[@farmerpete6274]

I would suggest 'current human civilization'.

[@AranchaTraub]

Could the cup mark be used interlockingly with protrudings on the pillars that once stood there like hinges - the rocks in Stonehenge have them too

[@SmallWonda]

It is fascinating, Hugh, but do you think the ruble walls are more recent or would they have been plastered to look like rock?

[@richardchambers2620]

Totem poles - every family group had one: clan specific… Occam’s Razor. Exciting but not necessarily mysterious

[@GraemeWight-wx3xz]

3:49 there is another right angled feature just below the main one.

[@PeachysMom]

Are there any theories as to what the cup marks are for? Oil lamp type things?

[@jeffadams6882]

Ive wondered about those carved flat indentations hugh talks about at 6:18. could they be bases or anchor points for polygonal masonry. Or sockets for t pillars. Idk. They look similar is all to when they pull apart polygonal masonry, the inside faces look kinda like those indentations.

[@betsybarnicle8016]

Those two large holes remind me of a Dakota smokeless fire pit. Since it was underground, perhaps that's what it was, since they'd need a fire to be smokeless.

[@benaquino4887]

👍🏻

[@breohtbrusmid489]

6:00 The spaces and 'cupmarks' are where there are 3 other beasts, mate. They just wont be fully visible till all the rubble is cleared away.

[@SThomson-cr1zr]

Our collective memory is so short. Will we ever know the real history of these people? Not likely.

[@eljeffe6346]

Do you ever think that maybe the point of the T in the pillars is to wrap a rope to keep a tent covering the enclosures from blowing off in a wind storm? Just wondering.

[@josephcross7960]

No soot ??? In the cave

[@azummallen]

The lower chamber with 2 holes .... is the potty chair....!

[@batoncharge]

Is he holding his chalice, because it's quite stiff, looks more like he's wanking it off, with one hand, quite a sight these days let alone in ancient times, quite impressive none the less, is there any way of knowing the length, cos it's got quite a girth, maybe,this is the optimum size for carving without breakage 😂

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

So Cool to see all of this :) QC

[@Tomee66666]

Those 2 large "paint-tray style" excavation above th wall look like obvious sacrificial baths to me

[@ckjamn]

Looks like it was a Spring. A memorial.

[@tmo4330]

So, this dates back before the flood? That 1,600 year period keeps showing up all over the world.

[@SacredMatrix888]

The motive of a person with one hand on heart other on belly is all over the world. In Poland where I am from Swiatowid z figure with four heads also had hands in that manner.

[@Moctipotili1]

It looks like an enclosure or stadium for animal fighting. Don't pee in the enclosure, don't fall into the enclosure and watch your children near the enclosure signs🤗

[@Moctipotili1]

And the phallic holding statue denotes an animal breeding post?

[@RuneRelic]

Chances of another illuminated 3D face ?

[@MegalithomaniaUK]

It's possible. There is so much more to unearth

[@RuneRelic]

@@MegalithomaniaUK I wonder if the solar burst cross around the skull on religious artwork, shares the same symbolic roots as the illuminated face. 🤔

[@Aytun3553]

Mr. Hung Newman lütfen alt yazı Türkçe çeviri verin teşekkürler 👍🙏

[@rhondaenglish4022]

Jahi Hawass,eat you heart out.

[@nicholehansen1550]

I wonder if the lion was how this town identified itself and the guy in the middle of the two lions wearing a lionhead caplet is the leader or "alpha" who was the living personification of, or connection to the lion's spirit (stars/represented constellation). Like it was the clans totem or spirit animal. They may have even believed in shape shifting and animism.

[@Mike-q2b8o]

The leopards look like little T-Rex’s , so how long was someone living with this in their house?

[@toddincabo]

👍 way cool

[@jimmydickson8854]

It just proves we are not the first incredible site still here after 11 thousand years very important on mans pre history ,old jimmy Australia

[@Shivey-Caroline-7-23]

At 1:41, am I the only one to think that this man looks like a leopard man ? Look at his high round ears, look at the shape of his face his month, his nose & his wide feet like cats ?

[@Rockall57]

Hang on hang on.. there is the huge scoops out of the stone perfect for polygonal type stone work.... Forget about the rough walling..that must be later addition.. There is proof of polygonal stone work..

[@scott2296]

The guy is taking a leak (not wacking it) into that hole, it's a sewer.

[@burakelmas9637]

This small statue resembles a small helper figure of Bes like Gods, and the large god statue that should be on it is missing; it also has 6 fingers.

[@SacredMatrix888]

The fertility dimension of that area is super clear......

[@catansfr3532]

libation (blood?) drain at the center gives mithraeum vibes

[@dolemikelibre9756]

Are there fossils in any of the rocks/ are any peculiarly devoid of fossils?

[@ckjamn]

Chasing Springs

[@Dankness-e6i]

We know it's Orion worship same as every Aryan culture. Why we pretending? That semi circle is Bernards Loop. You know this.

[@benderbender1233]

🖖🌝

[@davidsricker2338]

Dude a belt ?

[@davidsricker2338]

How can ice age people do this

[@Rose-sn5eg]

Very thrill secrets🙏♥️🌹💋✨

[@User-kjxklyntrw]

It look like 2200 years old

[@jeanqueribus9922]

and the residential building has already been destroyed.in the name of archeology...

[@moyleeppelstun638]

Looks like a marker for urine collecting for hide tanning ..

[@steenfuglsangjespersen8620]

Min hjerne 🧠 går død når de siger at en figur som er hugget ud af granit er 10-15000år gammel. Mit spørsmål er hvordan pokker kan de finde ud af det??? 😳 🇩🇰

[@Baryshx]

Carbon dating

[@raymonddobos8896]

Atta boy sweep out your own hole😂

[@alpha7B5]

Washbasin of the giants, perhaps❓😜👀

[@matheweckhardt8154]

Yeah... 11000 years old. Stupid people? Hunters and gatherers? Right. Pretty dmn smart if you ask me.

[@Dawid_Balcerzak]

OMG 🫢

[@Maratouk]

Territory of Mitani, Urartu, Mets Hayk Armenian empires

[@Maratouk]

This is Armenian Highland

[@Tomoraphor]

Anchor for a space elevator like the pyramids were