Sacha Stone

It's black helicopters.

It's locked down.

I was in the oldest artifact on earth.

So I was told at, not Gobekli Tepe, Karahan Tepe in Turkey.

I was there just over two years ago.

on the week that they discovered the oldest artifact in academia.

I can't remember if I showed this on the ship when we went to the Mediterranean, but I was there with my mother in the desert at Karahantepi, known now

to be a lot older than Gobekli Tepe, which hitherto we believed was the oldest remnant of a civilization on earth.

They just unearthed Karahan Tepe.

We went there and they were pulling up this artifact from underground.

And I happened to be there with my mum and with an old archaeologist was there and some military guys.

And we went and stood over this hole, and the archaeologist was doing something, and he said, quickly, have a look at this.

He said, because you're not going to, you will never see this again.

And he said, they'll send the helicopters in the next day or two, and this is going to be taken.

But he said, I can tell you, this is the oldest artifact we've ever discovered here in Karahantepi, and this is the oldest civilization we've ever discovered on Earth.

And it was a little figure, yea high, of a little wizened man carved in stone, clutching his little cock.

Talk about the fall of empire.

Talk about the end of patriarchy.

What a revelation from the bowels of nature.

In any event, the point I'm trying to make is that these things are constantly found, discovered, sequestered.