In 2019, a groundbreaking announcement emerged from Boston. Two esteemed geologists, Dr. Robert Schoch and Dr. Manu Seyfzadeh, made a potential discovery that could redefine human history’s timeline. They claim to have identified hieroglyphic writing in the 12,000-year-old archaeological site of Gobekli Tepe, Turkey. If this is accurate, it means this form of writing predated our earliest known examples by several millennia.
Gobekli Tepe, with its intriguing stone pillars adorned with mysterious symbols, stands as a testament to early human ingenuity. Dr. Schoch believes these aren’t just random carvings but actual writing. Surprisingly, this clashes with the widely held belief that writing emerged only 6 or 7,000 years after Gobekli Tepe’s estimated time.
But what if Gobekli Tepe isn’t alone in its testimony of ancient advancement? Some proponents of the ancient astronaut theory argue there’s evidence of even older civilizations. One notable instance took place in 2001 when Canadian explorer Paulina Zielinski stumbled upon unusual formations deep underwater, off Cuba’s coast. These curious structures resembled pyramids and looked eerily like remnants of an ancient city, hinting at a possible civilization that existed about 50,000 years ago.
This isn’t the sole instance of submerged mysteries. From Lake Titicaca to Yonaguni in Japan, and even the fabled city of Dwarka in India, there are reports of underwater ruins. Each suggests that much of our ancient history might be buried beneath the waves, waiting to be rediscovered.
Dr. Robert Schoch’s investigations aren’t limited to Turkey. He challenged the conventional belief surrounding the age of the Great Sphinx of Giza in 1991. By examining the type of erosion on the Sphinx, he asserted that it wasn’t the result of desert conditions but rather water. His geological analysis suggests that the Sphinx might be older than previously believed, dating back to around 10,000 BC.
The possibility that the symbols on these underwater cities might match those at Gobekli Tepe is intriguing. If true, it could connect dots across civilizations and timelines, rewriting our understanding of human history.
The world awaits further exploration and studies to unlock the secrets of these ancient civilizations, challenging us to rethink our understanding of the human journey.
