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>Gobekli Tepe
>Younger Dry Ass
>Spring Equinox
>True North
>Global Cataclysm
>Sahara Desert
>Olmec Heads
>Bimini Road
>Gunung Padang
>Processional Numbers
>Ayahuasca
>Big Archeology

Wow. Thank you Graham Hancock for your incredible """insights"""
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>>214737426
OP is seething reptilian. Fuck off back to your lizard realm bitch. Eat some more space flies.
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All true seethe and cope
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The Dibbate is over...
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For me? It's Meltwater Pulse 1B
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>>214737547
>waaah you can't call me a weak faggot I have le cancer
Graham won.
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>>214737426
You think you are better than us
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>>214737547
>HAAAAAANCOOOOOOCK! DID YOU USE PSEUDOARCHEOLOGY TO THREATEN FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY, YOU VILLAIN?!
he asked calmly
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Explain this
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>>214737706
Seems pretty shitty to complain about the lack of muscles of someone who just underwent chemo.
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>>214737755
lol fucking grifting pieces of shit
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Dibble tore those grifting new assholes... Retards still support them...
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>>214737426
>younger dry ass
no way this is real
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>>214738774
watch his show. educate yourself.
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>>214737426
>Gobekli Tepe
he didn't even understand the significance of the site which was in repeated occupation and reconstruction phases from about the 10th millennium BC up to the 6th millennium BC, well within the agricultural phase of the region, with only the earliest structures on the site which may have been rign ditches being made by actual hutner-gatherers. But no, it must be hunter gatherers who built the whole complex to commemorate the teachings of agriculture and astrology left to them by the masterrace.
>Younger Dryas
actually wasn't that substantial a cold period across most the world and wouldn't have led to the changes in sea levels he sugggests.
>Spring Equinox
not very significant to most ancient cultures, winter and summer solstice was more important.
>True North
The poles haven't fluctuated significantly since the Matayama-Bruhnes reversal 780k years ago, far predating his rubbish.
>Global Cataclysm
never was a global cataclysm at any one time, climates have always been stable somewhere on the globe even during massive events like volcanoes.
>Sahara Desert
it's a dead sea that was BELOW sea level when it was a sea, i.e there was nowhere a culture could have lived on it. Humans had to go around it.
>Olmec Heads
Impossible to date accurately and vocanic tufa actually carves quite easily, no surprise the olmecs as actually a richer and more widespread empire than the aztecs had similar technology to them.
>Bimini Road
volcanic shelf
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I just enjoy how much he triggers midwit OH MY SCIENCE redditor types.
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>>214738853
cont.
>Gunung Padang
trusting brownoids desperate for tourism in their shithole with carbon dating, especially during a period with notoriously shit calibration curves lmao. Has this bitch never seen the giants causeway in his own country? How hard is it to believe they carried a few thousand of those 200 yards up a hill to make a holy site, possibly only a few hundred years ago?
>processional numbers
long counting is quite easy and was mastered by nearly all agricultural cultures where you quickly get a feel for it with inventories and storage.
>Ayahuasca
yes psychadelics always lead people to staggering astrological insights, lets ask local crackheads when haley's comet will next pass by.
>big archaelogy
really the only reason Hancock and other grifters can exist is because academics have absolutely no stranglehold or major influence over public consensus and do very little outreach. The discipline is also very fractious especially over the theoretical basis for inference, which is why hancock appears to irritate them. It isn't that he's right or they are wrong, it is that he makes all the mistakes archaeologists try to avoid as a sincere attempt to understand the past.
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>>214737426
thick fucking paddy here
my favourite is when they invoke newgrange
as some sort of ancient marvel (its been restored)
when theres multiple spots up the road that predate it by a stretch one or two not even on the map

plz no bully i come from /x/
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>>214738853
>>214738972
You haven't personally checked the Continental Shelves so Graham automatically wins
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>smoke up cuhh

Yea, I'm thinking this guy is just a Doobie head grifter
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>>214738354
Slapping pseudo onto something, because it isn't validated by whichever fat nerds did enough essays to get a sheet of paper confirming they had done such, discredits one's intellectual opponent about as much as the word pagan... That being NOT AT ALL. >:)
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>>214737426
This is a daily shill thread paid by archeological establishment.
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>>214738602
>checkmate, Dibble
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he fears the dibbler
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>>214738853
dont some real heckin archeologist think the younger dry ass theory is possible though



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