Suruthi
speaker
1,385 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 11 Jun
Suruthi’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And also, the animals are male, suggesting that this site was special to men in particular and possibly in a somewhat spiritual way.
And that means, potentially, we've misjudged the timeline of the emergence of religion.
We had also totally misunderstood the skills that people who lived back then possessed.
Their carvings are of an incredibly high quality, and they're clearly not just random people having a go.
They're done by artists.
Which means there were people within the group that built Quebecly Tepe who were specialised.
And that's fucking mad.
Not if you're an archaeologist, you can just ignore it.
Let's get into the weird bit.
Gobekli Tepe was buried, and it was buried intentionally.
There are theories and they vary.
From they buried it just because they wanted to start again to they were covering it up so it would act as a time capsule to warn us in the future of an impending catastrophe.
I've gone down a real great flood rabbit fucking hole and it's plaguing me.
Some historians have also pondered that the infamous Vulture Stone found at the site shows an ancient cataclysm.
And they suggest that Gobekli Tepe is a memorial to the Younger Dryas Comet strike.
But that strike itself is just a theory.
There's so much in this like pre-ancient discovery that appears to be depicting some sort of comet strike.
I love the comet theory, but we'll leave it to one side for a second.
Maybe it wasn't a comet, but the people of the era would certainly have been subject to a rapidly changing climate.
So maybe they built Gobekli Tepe and then they buried it to plead with their gods to stop fluctuating the world that they lived in.
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