Episode #358: Prehistoric Pillars of Civilization
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Summary
Kyle's presentation explores the ancient megaliths of Gobekli Tepe and the surrounding Tas Tepeler Civilization, questioning how far back their origins truly extend. He highlights the limitations of current dating methods, which are primarily based on surrounding materials. Additionally, the episode probes a potential connection between the inhabitants of these megalithic sites and the ancient civilization of Giza in Egypt.
Key takeaways
- 1Gobekli Tepe: An ancient site with unclear dating owing to the evidence surrounding its megaliths.
- 2Tas Tepeler Civilization: Concept explored for its historical significance and time period.
- 3Limitations of dating methods used for ancient structures.
- 4Speculation on a connection between Gobekli Tepe's inhabitants and those of Giza, Egypt.
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Transcript excerpt
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, angels and demons and monsters and serpents, this is Brothers of the Serpent podcast coming to you live from the 10x10x10 Tangent Cube of Science where we are nestled amongst the dusty bones of an ancient seabed high atop the Airways Plateau. I am Russ Allen, brother of the serpent number one. Kyle Allen, brother of the serpent numero dos. So, harvest is starting. The winery is still not completed. We are going to, like, so last year we took a long break during harvest, but this year we're going to try not to do that. I can't promise a show every week, but we're going to try. We were processing grapes today, and here we are. But today, actually, Kyle is going to give the presentation that he gave at the New York event. Yes. What would you say the topic is? I've described it in the Discord as, like, Gobekli Tepe, connections to Egypt. Yeah. Vases, scanning. It's an analysis of stone working technology from multiple different lenses. But basically focused on Gobekli Tepe and Egypt. Mostly Gobekli Tepe. Yeah. There's the... Well, I won't give it away. I was going to say, there's some cool stuff. What else? Do we have anything else before you get started? We can deal with it on the back end, huh? Okay. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, let's just turn into it. All right. Let's get to it. Pillars of Civilization. Okay. And let me get the share screen going here. Let's see. First, I only have so many hotkeys that work while I have this share screen up for some reason. All right. Here we go. Pillars of Civilization. ...
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Brothers of the Serpent, “Episode #358: Prehistoric Pillars of Civilization,” Aug 9, 2025. Indexed by Fringe Index: https://fringeindex.com/item/episode-358-prehistoric-pillars-of-civilization. Original: https://brothersoftheserpentfeed.com/episode-358-prehistoric-pillars-of-civilization
