Over 10,000 years old, this site in Turkey has the world’s oldest monoliths. Similar to the great pyramids, the original structures give the impression of having some functional purpose. Some of the monoliths feature elaborate pictorial carvings such as this one here. I’d love to hear if anyone has any guesses as to what these could be depicting. It is great fun to speculate on this. That “handbag” symbol, or whatever it is at the top there, is featured in other ancient monuments across the globe, suggestive of a sophisticated global culture with some standard symbols.

Inb4 “this isn’t conspiracy.” There is strong evidence that there was once an advanced global civilization that spanned the globe prior to what is commonly accepted as the period where civilization arose, and there is also good evidence that this is being covered up by the mainstream archaeology community, probably so that excavations into unique sites like Gobekli Tepe and the Hawara Labyrinth can take place in secret and the benefactors can rob whatever artifacts still there for themselves. A massive cataclysm and subsequent flood wiped out the culture that built all of these ancient sites featuring the huge stone monoliths.