The Mystery of Gobekli Tepe and The Lost Civilization That Built It

[@ThatWasEpic11]

I have always wanted to visit Gobekli Tepe!

[@sugardaddyshane3722]

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[@ApplemaxxMusicMedia]

Awesome

[@shubhamakarte2682]

I never thought my cholo would br interested in archeology and similar stuff. Great it is! Chipoi chipoi chipoi😆

[@ennuiblue4295]

You're a born host, should have your own show. So many travel ones I've seen the host looks so disinterested and like it's a chore 📺

[@RollFastJoe]

This is his show though

[@ccre88trixx]

You are my favorite creator of all time. You make learning about history interesting simply by being genuinely curious about it. I have the intention of radical unschooling my future child(ren) and if youtube is still a thing that exists then I'm definitely utilizing your videos in my history lessons because I think critical thinking skills are something that is so important in existence and not something that can really be taught in a traditional sense of "teaching". You embody everything I mean when I say we should question everything and be curious about ourselves.

[@EarthtoRosita]

agreed!

[@willowway42]

I radically unschooled my eldest through to grade 10 and two others thru primary school. She is now 27 and just wrote a kick arse dissertation for the top university in the state (Australia's version of ivy league) and the head of the department is using her material for future students. It was eye opening stuff about censorship of certain materials in public access libraries in Australia. Moreover, she was recently delivered a cognitive assessment (IQ) test through her university and turns out she's a genius 😅 We are laughing about the hubris of that measurement tool but hey, I failed high school so?! I home birthed, home educated, didn't vaccinate, fed organic foods and took notes on my children's self directed journey. If you can do it, I highly recommend...♡

[@ccre88trixx]

@@willowway42 heck yeah 💖 I was going to school to become a teacher (dropped out) and I have so many problems with public schooling. It just honestly doesn't make any sense. Student-lead experiential learning is much more effective

[@absoluteindigoera6834]

Super interesting so much of human history is forgotten.

[@juniorballs6025]

Most of it! We've been around a long time

[@jordysworld27]

The end of this video had me cracking up, Dakota. Because im stoned and look like a professor out there. Youre great and i love you man.

[@Chippster]

This video was awesome to wake up and watch. Appreciate the upload timing

[@dakotawint]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@willowway42]

Merry Christmas Dakota. Thanks for keeping the love coming.... ♡

[@spartamuzic]

Happy Holidays Dakota and ALL of you 💕

[@tugceozdemir6057]

We are so lucky to have you, Dakota of earth 🧿

[@dylanlandicini5960]

That’s awesome to see this I did a paper on it in high school my senior year and always thought it was insane and why more people don’t talk about it because it’s so significant. Great content as well.

[@MinjisHusband-o1t]

this guy, living the life i wanna live

[@getcucked7781]

go for it!

[@QuantayPeoples]

YESSS KEEP THIS QUALITY CONTENT COMING

[@justinwhitman6117]

Such a interesting architectural site, for the time period its dated to, it must bring so many questions for the ones who questions the mainstream view of earlier civilizations, you inspire mystery ✨ peace and love ☮🌐

[@colefiler1429]

Dakota you truly are of Earth, to have the ability to traverse the planet and encapsulate different regions and cultures and to have built a platform on consciousness expansion and expose the masses to the earths deep, rich history they may otherwise have never known about, shows a deep love for humanity. Excited to see what’s ahead ;)

[@davidhernandez7292]

Cant wait to see the rest of your content throughout the year man. Very glad I stumbled across your channel and greatful for resparking my love for anthropology, archaeology and history. Thank you

[@MicaelaSmith]

I would love to go there

[@demizalesak8534]

Love your travels and your vids. Thankful for your content. it's opened to my eyes to things I would have never even thought about. Cheers Dakota.

[@MadameCurieus]

Dakota, you r livin' the life 💫

[@J.Elisabeth]

I really believe the truth about our history will come out soon and we have to rewrite the history. Göbekli tepe is definitely one of the places I need to visit someday. I've been dealing with some traumatic experiences lately so I haven't watched your videos for a while, but I have missed it so much and it always makes my day! Thank you for awesome content again Dakota 💖🙏🏽

[@VaxtorT]

Our true history has already been written.....it is found in the first few scriptures of Genesis in the Bible.

[@omr6050]

Glad to see your videos from Turkey bro. I would love to have you as a guest next time you come to Turkey.

[@sincitian]

Well done. Thank You for this!

[@josephcobb6228]

Whenever I hear of 'experts' claiming that early humans weren't capable enough to do magnificent things I get a good chuckle. Just look at nature. Birds, ants, beavers, bees, and so on. If these small yet intelligent creatures can work together to create elaborate structures, why wouldn't our own species? And on an evolutionary time scale, any archeological findings we will ever come upon are very near our modern-day selves. Every form of life is unimaginably capable and beautiful.

[@whitenoise509]

Just found your channel today, and I'm loving it!

[@deliarinaldi5556]

love you Dakota, thank you for this!

[@kobylarczyk5772]

God I’d love to go too Turkey, such history and culture. Your a lucky person.

[@justincripps1444]

As always love the video! Much love

[@bexroc2606]

This world is SO much more interesting than we realize!

[@samheadz2210]

WoW Dakota Friend I really love the things you experience!! You have done and seen and touched things that most people will never get to see. Truly amazing LIFE experiences I wish the best for your life and keep inspiring and creating breathtaking content !!

[@reneeodayok859]

I found this super interesting. Good work sir

[@gzfranko9588]

As soon as I thought man I’d love to watch a Dakota wint video a notification from you pops up!! The universe made its mind up for me lol but love the content keep uploading and I’ll keep watching and usually even rewatching lol but peace brother stay safe out there

[@JamieEHILLS]

So interesting! It blows my mind how little we really know, I love the mystery! Thanks for these videos Dakota

[@PsychedelicActualization]

Would love to explore Turkey one day! Beautiful Vlog. ❤️

[@alyssaandlayahmartinez1737]

This is so informational❤️:)

[@marcusfoust5050]

Entering Brien Forester territory here.....I like it!

[@owenconnolly3041]

Great informational video Dakota !! Subscribed.

[@Stozer240]

Great video. Very interesting.

[@ulyssestaylor1954]

Also I think you’re awesome bro! Amazing content

[@JacquesBB420]

Beautiful work brother!

[@STARPLAYSYT1]

i watched "The Gift" and it brought me to research this

[@EarthtoRosita]

do u have any photos of the carvings? i wanna take a closer look

[@Koreanasmrisheaven]

FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAART

[@Erica-jn1pq]

these don't get anywhere near enough views. what a treasure!

[@2valoeant]

Great video 👌

[@Ghofy]

Great video bro

[@PsychedSushi43]

Would love to visit Göbekli tepe one day

[@chloek8774]

Beautiful

[@erlemartincarvalho1733]

Excellent presentation and awesome.

[@dakotawint]

Thank you kindly!

[@yongyea4147]

Amazing video archives

[@Koreanasmrisheaven]

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[@J1mMorr1s0n]

Che spettacolo, complimenti per il video

[@ulyssestaylor1954]

Kinda weird question but any shoe recommendations?

[@iknowyoureright8564]

Your friend or translator seems so nice, :-) My opinion is, the age around gobekli tepe was only the start of the last (our) civilisation, and that there may have been two or three that were advanced before natural disasters destroyed them, obviously some survived and the stories they told of their life and disasters were passed down the generations and became the myths and legends of today.

[@motionuplifestyle]

If you started traveling and commentating on these sites just like this video your channel would take offfff to 1 million fr ❗️💯

[@MichaelRomeroDuran]

Your doing well brotha! 🙏

[@chadryals698]

Makes me think about something called the Topper Site in South Carolina that was pre-Clovis era civilization before the last ice age

[@evil_musclemuscled3814]

Extremely interesting, Dakota

[@bardmadsen6956]

Gobekli Tepe is a shrine to being struck by the Taurid Stream 12,900 years ago. In enclosure D one of the monoliths stands on seven birds of the Pleiades, yet the experts haven't a clue. The monolith next to this has a bull head carved on its chest which represents the Taurus Constellation and both are surrounded by twelve constellation monoliths. Follow the avatar to learn more.

[@bluefish4999]

Those hands stretched down the rock - same as the Moai in Rapa Nui(Easter Island). Truly fascinating. Why aren't these monoliths being discussed more? One of the greatest archeology finds since King Tut's tomb and crickets from mainstream academia.

[@prateekdhir5722]

man this guy deserves 50million subscribers....

[@dat2ra]

Why?

[@skoddetid7444]

At 0:07 - There are circular holes at the top of these pillars. I wonder if the pillars were casted in a form using cement or mud and the holes are where the rebars went through. Or perhaps the holes had some pins pointing up which held a wooden roof?

[@skoddetid7444]

At 3:58 - We can clearly see surface holes on the smooth sides that are similar to concrete bubbles. Such holes form because of air bubbles being trapped in the cement and becomes part of the hardened concrete. I am thinking these pillars could be much much older and were just found by early humans 12000 years ago. What I suggest is that they basically just found a ruin and then erected these pillars for their own use (eg. supporting a wooden roof or as monuments). The original use of the pillars could have been as part of the foundation of a building from a more advanced civilization. And remember, concrete has been used for thousands of years and could potentially have been invented several times by different civilizations.

[@Judestomp]

I love that little Ramana Maharshi amulet you have hanging by your waist. :) Also, I love you and your videos!

[@theresasquirestheresa]

What an exacerbating and galactic emotional roller coaster you've been allowed to experience! Take it in my brother D Take it in.....

[@peterlamont1533]

Thanks for the views of this fascinating site. Lucky chap to be there! Everyone seems to forget that the Arabian Gulf was dry prior to about 7,500 years ago. I suspect that it is on the present sea bed of the Gulf that the settlements and cultivation areas might be found that are either contemporary with or preceed Gobekli Tepe.

[@davidgreen5994]

They most likely settled around this, is just that they would have made houses of mud and straws, instead of stone, which is why there is no evidence left.

[@T-bit]

Many thanks, some really good footage of this site. I wonder if the carvings and pictures have a different perspective which is closer to the truth whilst they are viewed on psychedelics!? The cave art in the french caves came to life when the lights were turned out and a fire torch was used whilst walking through the cave.

[@alexaustin4116]

Dakota is there a way to get in contact with you I have a story that no one I know as any idea what happened to my friend our first time on mushrooms

[@mesutercan5468]

Bekliyoruz sizleri arkadaşlar 🇹🇷😊

[@trull122]

You need your own show on PBS or Netflix or something.

[@Koreanasmrisheaven]

If vice was not gaaaaaaaa he could totally do vice

[@andrealujan2989]

Modern Homo Sapiens have been around for at least 300,000 years. You're absolutely correct in that the people who built Gobekli Tepe are not the first human civilization. I can only imagine why we keep having to start over again and again.

[@methiasmettani]

If humans kept better history, or lived longer we might know... if we could stop killing each other long enough to find out.

[@galileus6116]

Those were my thoughts exactly when I watched the Karahan Tepe vIdeo, and comented almost the same thing. 300,000 years is enough time to start a civilization, rise and fall, many times, And start again from zero... Who knows what else is hidden beneath the sands?

[@galileus6116]

Why? When the Romans left Britain, in two generations the locals completely forgot how to build. Then they started to say that the Roman constructions were "made by giants". This is a thinking pattern that even modern people keep repeating.

[@willowway42]

Yeah baby.... 😁👍🌏🤎

[@xSIESIx]

You should check out the serie Atiye on Netflix! They shot it their

[@anandk4585]

Hey , when you are coming back to india. Iam waiting you..❤️😍

[@xaviera2127]

Hi dakoti

[@Adiyasa2011]

If anyone is interested in these ancient civilizations I recommend checking out Graham Hancock. He's been working for this theory for the last 30-40 years and had gathered a lot of evidence that is very compelling. He's been on the joe rogan experience countless times, his appearances has been some of my favorite mind-blowing episodes. I've also just gotten my hands on magicians of the gods and I'm already planning to get America Before. Both a books which main theme circle around ancient civilizations, older than we give credit to...

[@dat2ra]

Hancock is a charlatan.

[@Brinta3]

Graham Hancock is a lunatic. Don’t believe everything he says.

[@Adiyasa2011]

@@Brinta3 I'm not. Cross-check references and knowledge from different sources to do a synthesis for drawing insight. 'The younger dryas impact hypothesis.' It's being more and more accepted in the academic community these latter years with loads of solid scientific research from around the world including physical evidence (with more coming) proving meteor impacts causing global catastrophes around 12.000 years ago. Are you to tell me that that didnt have influence on human development? 20 years, and our perspective on us, our past and our planet will have probably have undergone a major paradigmshift.

[@Brinta3]

@@Adiyasa2011 The Younger Dryas impact hypothesis has mostly been disproven, and the shutdown of the North Atlantic Conveyor is still the widely accepted cause of the climate changes that began the Young Dryas. But lets say the Younger Dryas impact really happened and was the cause for the changes. What evidence does that give you for the existence of ancient civilizations? (I assume that what you mean by ancien civilizations is *advanced* ancient civilizations, who had knowledge or craftmanship that was later lost again). An example from Wikipedia: “When discussing the ancient Bolivian city of Tiwanaku, Hancock presents it as a "mysterious site about which very little is known" and that "minimal archaeology has been done over the years", suggesting that it may date to 17,000 years ago. Yet in the years prior to these statements dozens of studies had been published, major excavations were conducted and the site was radiocarbon dated by three sets of samples to around 1500 BC.” This is how Hancock works. He had no evidence or good reason to say 17,000 years ago, but many people love hearing such outlandish claims. He knowingly leaves out facts that contradict his wild theories. He’s a fraud, and he sells books because people are gullible idiots.

[@RemedyUnderTheSun]

I think (along with the Egyptians and other civilizations) these ancient tribes discovered some power or ability to move and shape things without manpower. It's the only explanation for crazy precise things like the pyramids.

[@DesertNebula]

I knew you were a badass but fuck you're living an amazing life!!!!! Thank you for sharing the awesomeness Dakota 🖤💜💚💜🖤

[@d-nice8834]

When will we learn our true history..?..

[@bakhosnocheyaya1092]

Mesopotamia the cradle of civilization. Awesome that you got to go there. The land of my Assyrian people taken away from us by the ottoman Turks. Hopefully they preserve all the ancient artifacts 😢

[@bakhosnocheyaya1092]

@Kash243 Soldier my apologies, Sgt. General, Corporal Commander

[@bakhosnocheyaya1092]

@Kash243 Soldier also sorry you and your people look so funny

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[@karenrosenvinge443]

Dakota you are a fucking STAR... You are doing it dude ❤❤❤

[@zandanforth1326]

My dream vaca is to visit Turkey! If one doesn’t speak the language would it be a hard place to visit? Thanks for the videos even if I never get there I can go through my mind with your posts!

[@dakotawint]

Hey Zan, I am having a 7 day Turkey adventure retreat this coming March 10-16. Would love you to join! Send me an email if you'd consider it. [e-mail]

[@aylinlugo8031]

Europe was destined to relate the ego in a multiplicity of ways to the world perceptible to the senses and that the ego, the fundamental essence of the human being, can enter into the most varied relationship with the external world. Formerly, before man was aware of his ego, before he perceived it, these relationships were determined for him by the higher Beings and he himself remained a passive instrument. His relationship to the external world was a purely instinctive one.

[@jamesdoyle6839]

More of the Beautiful Girl.....name please

[@vcky1881]

Gooooood morning

[@dd-ly4lx]

This is a great series on Gobekli and Karahan Tepe, always something new. i have a new book just pub about Gobekli, i would send you a free copy but i don't know the emai. I have made it available as an ebook on Amazon.com for 99cents if anyone would like to see it. Go to Amazon.com, type in David Shepard, exact spelling, and it will come up as the Origin. All the best and keep up your great videos!! PS i would sure like to know what the holes at Karahan could be for. Any ideas?

[@GodofLovers]

Soon you will realize there is no beginning or end of civilization. Everything that is, has been, is now, and always will be. If you can think it, it exists somewhere. There is no original idea, invention, etc. Everything is all, and all is everything. Everything is consciousness, nothing is not consciousness. There is no external, only that which we internally experience. We all go through this process we are in now, we all return to source...but eventually we return to source, while maintaing the self you. You will be you, but you will also know you are the all. Who is typing this message? It is I that is typing this, but it is also you who already typed this up by the time you read this...while you read this I also read this at the same time. I am you, and you are I. we are us, but us is one. Namaste dondi!

[@kylejamescromwell4742]

Dakota check out Graham Hancock think you'll be well into his stuff,also check out Randall carlson

[@98Dreadboy]

Maybe they burried it to perserve it almost like a time capsule which leads me to believe that they were very advanced.

[@chemicallyenlightened7025]

I’m sitting here eating Turkey and your walking through Turkey

[@EarthtoRosita]

poor turkey.

[@donlongo25]

enjoy your vids... glad ur not promoting vee3rdeye anymore

[@icancant]

Your translator friend is beautiful! What is her name?

[@David-ex6hv]

I don't think it was carved out of stone. I think it's geopolymer cement. Basically cast stone.

[@fudgedogbannana]

I cant help but feel that there is something that you all just don't understand. I dont have many answers but you do realize that climate was just beginning to stabiles at about that same time (end of ice age)as these structures, and at the time of their building it must have been a few good years for farming. This place would not have been the beginning of civilization, this would have been on the outer edge. The beginning would have been closer into the fertile crescent, just a little further east. Why did they come to that edge of civilization to build?

[@SagarSagar-ro3fj]

6 mtrs long Stone and today you looking at it with GoPro. How long humanity has come..long way..but on the grand scale it is just sand grain level of movement for humans..

[@iMertin90]

the main stream needs to be challenged

[@bcarnett5930]

To protect it, from what they knew was coming bro

[@toddkiebler9420]

The people in power don't want you to know

[@ceesus2934]

✨👽✨

[@urbanhesse6084]

The weard bird catching the comet ,,come on man 🥴. Looks like a baby vulture holding an egg . More so ??

[@theme542]

DAKOTI

[@maeb8127]

Noah, animal’s & building of the ark, collect DNA? Just my thoughts. Interesting. Great video

[@macdog1]

Talking in a captain morgans stance, like youre a typical reporter covering archaeology on Discovery, lmao

[@dakotawint]

Hahahahaha it was unintentional but I love that you pointed that out

[@VaxtorT]

Gobekli Tepe is Not 12,000 years old. It was built either before the Biblical Flood or shortly thereafter.

[@elliottjames671]

I thought your last name was earth