Human History & Göbekli Tepe, Şerif Yenen - 2
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2020
- ⭐️ This seminar is the 2nd part of the live instagram seminar called “Human History and Göbekli Tepe” by Serif Yenen on April 11 and 12, 2020. Serif Yenen is a published author and tour guide. He gives many similar lectures at universities and museums among which are the Smithsonian or the Washington University.
Bu seminer, profesyonel turist rehberi ve seyahat kitapları yazarı Şerif Yenen’in, 11-12 Nisan 2020’de, saat 19.30-20.30 arasında instagram üzerinden yaptığı, canlı “İnsanlık Tarihi ve Göbekli Tepe” seminerinin ikinci bölümüdür. Seminer dili İngilizcedir.
For more information about Serif Yenen you can visit www.serifyenen.com
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I sat through this presentation like a student without diverting my attention.
After a long long time I found a wonderful lecturer who could give such a beautiful lecture on my beloved topic.
Sir,thank 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Gobekli tepe came alive in your presentation.
I don't know how to thank you more.
Gobekli tepe came alive in your
Thank you so much for your beautiful words. I am so glad that it has been helpful.
The clarity of your presentations was superb! Do you plan any additional follow-up presentations for the future? Thank you, I will recommend your work to all my friends.
@@dinotales1 Thanks. I have a few other presentations. You can just check my youtube channel.
You may like to subscribe to my channel for future presentations.
This is the best description of Göbekli Tepe I've ever seen on internet!!!
I'll watch both parts tomorrow again!
Thank You, Sir for creating this documentary! Real valuable history lesson!
Thanks a lot. I am glad to hear that you have enjoyed it.
@@SerifYenen I'm very proud to know you. I will try tomorrow to connect on Facebook for more info.
Thanks for the presentation, yet the animals are metaphorical. Gobekli Tepe is clearly a memorial of the Younger Dryas Impact Theory wherein enclosure D shows one of the central monoliths, representing the sun, stands domineeringly on top of the seven 'ducks' (dodo birds) which is a symbol of the Pleiades that is the radiant of the Taurid Stream. The tangent monolith is the adversary with a bull on its chest being a symbol of the constellation Taurus, the sky bull with the Pleiades on its back which brings devastation to the earth. The two monoliths show the fight between the comet and the sun within the inner solar system and surrounded by the twelve constellations. Many cultures around the world tell the same story and point directly to the Pleiades as the causation of the catastrophe. I am really surprised trained mythologists do not see this. Follow the avatar to learn more.
thanks
@Mrs A - The little round image before ones name. Sorry no videos yet.
After watching every Graham Hancock, Randall Carlson and UnchartedX video I could find about Gobekli Tepe the UA-cam algorithm recommended your channel and you Sir have earned a new subscriber, your two part video on Turkey’s history and Gobekli Tepe in particular are fantastic. When I finally take a trip to your amazing country, I will certainly be taking your tours. Please continue posting videos and keep up the great work!
Thanks a lot:)
Very interesting seminar. Probably the best one for Gobekli Tepe so far. Thank you !
I made a tour of Turkey a few years ago, and now it comes time to learn from Mr. Yenenen. Wonderful seminars
Thanks a lot Jan:)
I've read a long book about Gobekli Tepe, written by a german archaelogist, but Serif's seminars are more interesting!
Thanks. we just summarize the scientific data
@@SerifYenen; The Gobleki Tepe site looks like a museum to commemorate the flood of Noah’s Arc. This is what it appears to me. What if the animals on the stones in the enclosures are like they were on the Arc. Perhaps the entire site represents an outline of the arc, animals and cages. In other words your looking at a representation of the entire arcs lower level. It’s possible also that they had live animals within these enclosures. If I can be of further assistance please let me know. Thank you for the presentation.
Serif.....you are very humble.
@@SerifYenen And it was very pleasant to watch and listen to you doing it!
@@danielvazquez7482 ludicrous
Thank you very much from Norway. Everyone born in this area should be proud of living in the birthplace of civilization and the advances that the early peoples made in technology to bring all of us to where we are today.
A great pleasure to learn from someone with such knowledge and love of his subject. Thank you very much.
It is my pleasure, thanks a lot Lee.
Great thorough presentation. It's amazing to think what else we haven't uncovered. What is possibly waiting for us to that is still buried waiting to be discovered to tell its secrets and add to to the human story? So fascinating!!
I agree with you, thanks for sharing.
These lectures on Gobekli Tepe are wonderfully insightful and comprehensive. I am a university professor just beginning summer break. I look forward to seeing very many of Serif's presentations this summer. They are visually well done with a treasure trove of information. I believe they will make me want to visit Turkey and see the locations he discusses.
Thanks, you are always welcome:)
I could hardly wait to see this Part 2. You are such a good speaker, and I am so interested in everything you talk about. Following you on Instagram and Facebook, as well as UA-cam. I'm going to watch more videos you have posted. Thank you so much!
I am so pleased, thanks Marta:)
Thank you. It was most interesting from beginning to end. It's very unexpected information. Answers questions and makes me want to learn more. Thank you again. It shows how important Anatolia was way before the copper and bronze age. It seems turkey has been at the fore front of human development since the beginning of time.
Thanks a lot:) The more we learn, the more intriguing it becomes.
It's also called the 2nd Holy Land, since much of the Bible takes place in various places in present day Turkey. Turkey plays a very very big role in the Holy Bible. Most Turks dont even know that. I find that strange lol
Also, don't believe everything this man says. Hunter gatherers suddenly made lime, mortar and knew how to waterproof? They worshipped ancestors yet human bones were in the fill? Where did they get all the wood to roll those stone pillars on over to the "work area"? There's so much more but I'll spare you .
This was EXCELLENT!
Thank you so much for making this and posting it on UA-cam. 👍
Thanks:)
Tebrik ederim. Bir rehber olarak fazlasıyla yararlandığım bir ders oldu. Bilgilerinizi diğer insanlarla paylaşmak bilginlik ve görgünlük gerektirir. Teşekkür ederim.
Teşekkürler, sağolun.
Thank you sir, it was beatiful 👏👏
Thanks for your interest as well.
Excellent! So very fun to watch this, so educational. Thank you for this! It's wonderful!
Absolutely fascinating. Incredibly informative and cohesive. Really excellent work. Thank you Serif!
Thank you so much Sarah, your beautiful review has been very motivating.
This has been such a fun refresher. You are awesome, thank you
Thanks:)
Awesome presentation! Thank you Mr. Yenen!!
It is a pleasure, thanks.
Great history great presentation can't wait to see more
Thanks a lot:)
The best documentary on the early history of humanity that I have seen - thank you.
Thank you:)
Excellent presentation, thank you for the post.
Thanks for your review.
Knowlegeable. Articulate. The people on your tours are fortunate, indeed, sir. Quite interesting. Thank you.
Thanks a lot Mike. I hope to meet you on one of my tours:)
I‘m so glad to have found your channel today and i subscribed Immediately!
Thank you 🙏 so much for your information-the way and how you tell it is amazing
and you know how to put things together! 👌🍀
Thanks a lot. It is a great pleasure.
Thank you so much,it is very informative and great presentation. I already sent them to my Canadian friends who are very interested in Gobeklitepe.
Reminiscent of Mesa Verde & various kiva structures in Native American sites in the Southwestern region of America.
Thank you so much for your beautiful presentation sir.
Thanks for your nice comment:)
At 23.05, for the famous “hand bags” pillar, I have a suggestion. These shapes are shields with handles to defend humans from dangerous animals and/or hiding screens to creep upon birds to catch them. There are four reasons; first there are animals hitting their heads against these shields, second there is a field of grass right underneath and ten shields hiding humans behind are making a wall to creep upon birds. Third that in a recently digged wall in nearby village there is a carving of human attacked by two loins, and right beside, there is a human defending himself against a big animal holding a same shield with handle, though the shield is depicted at side view hence a thin line can be seen. Fourth, the reason the handles are a bit shorter than the shields is because the handles are where the hands can hold it, while the extended shield is to cover the lower part of the body.
Interesting. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
İnsanların ilk atasi devler zamanında çok fazla yırtıcı hayvan saldırısı varmış.Katılıyorum size.
Thank you, sir. Another wonderful presentation. Now on to Hagia Sophia!
Thanks a lot:)
Fantastic ! Thank You Very Much !
It is my pleasure, thanks:)
That floor looks lovely. Imagine it polished. Wow. I never taught that was around 12.000 years ago. They were very advanced.
This is very exciting stuff and you Sir make it very interesting to see! Congratulations once again and cheers from Portugal
Thanks a lot:)
Thank you, Mr. Yenen. I now approach documentaries on Gobekli Tepe with caution because there are so many videos in circulation ascribing it to such things as extraterrestrial aliens or some supernatural population/influence. It is a great relief to see a factual, unpretentious, science-based analysis. This was as good an overview as I've seen since Klaus Schmidt died. Great work. Hope there are more of this sort coming.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks for all the work you put into these videos, learned heps.
thanks:)
Excellent presentation. Many thanks.
Thanks:)
This was exactly the kind of video about Göbekli Tepe i was looking for, thank you for making this - you are a great lecturer! :)
Thanks:)
Absolutely brilliant explanation
thanks:)
Very good presentation, thank you!
Thanks a lot:)
..the T shape is interesting...the Statues on Easter Island...with their hats...also presented a T shape...
I visited Easter Island and when I saw this presentation I had the same thought. On Easter Island it is believed that the Moia
were carved and placed at the coastline to protect the island from invaders or other misadventure. I wonder if something like this is the rationale for the construction of Gobleki Tepe.
A really excellent presentation. Thank you so much.
Thanks:)
Thank you so much. A great presentation of a fascinating site. Waaaaaaaah - I want to go there!
Thanks a lot:) I am so gladç
Thank you, Serif for this wonderful seminar. I loved both parts, you made them very interesting with all the details you showed us. I knew about the place, but I didn’t know its importance. Thanks again.
Thanks a lot Irene, it is a pleasure.
Fantastic stuff. Thank you
Thanks:)
Thank you. This is a wonderful presentation.
Thanks a lot Linda:)
Very interesting. I started a book by Anthony Sattin, Nomads, The Wanderer’s that Shaped our world, and it led me here. Fascinating.
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Very interesting and well prepared presentation.
It is my pleasure, thanks a lot:)
Great work with this lecture!
Thanks:)
When I was a kid in Pennsylvania we used to go out to the Amish/Pa. Dutch area to a place called the Green Dragon, which was a Stock and Produce Market; a place where all the Amish farmers would bring their Calves, Foals, Chickens, Goats, and Sheep and also bushels
of produce, like corn, oats, beans and barley. Then they would auction the different lots of whatever off to the highest bidder, just the same way as we have Estate Auctions still today.
One of the coolest parts about the Green Dragon (aside from its name) was the way they would identify what was being auctioned in the various barns. The buildings were very open-aired structures with 2 parallel walls and then a 3rd wall connecting the one end. But the other end was left mostly open to provide ventilation. (Have you ever been in an enclosed barn full off cows and pigs, etc.? without providing for ventilation??
But in order to identify which animal or crop was on auction in the various barns they had painted a simple diagram of whatever it was. I specifically recall a painting of a young calf bounding up and down on the Big Cow enclosure. Similar things were painted on the various other barns.
Perhaps Gobekli Tepe was simply an Animal and Produce Auction-sort of place. ??
Thanks for sharing your views. It may be possible, but just a small reminder: Göbekli Tepe animals were before domestication.
How do you explain the vultures playing with human heads? btw... I love visiting Adamstown Pa and the Amish country. You are very lucky to have experienced the Green Dragon I've only heard stories.
Thank You so much , it was great presentation and it was very detailed and organized one.
Thanks:)
Dear fine sir just like the rest of your work spectacularly magnificent thank you again
Thanks:)
Thankyou. It took forty years to even hear of this place. Then it took five years to find your illucidating presentation.
Your comment is very beautiful, thanks.
Thank you sir, amazing insight, thoroughly enjoyed this lesson.
Thanks a lot. I am pleased to hear this.
Brilliant! By far the best I've found
Thanks a lot:)
Totally enjoyed your presentations. Thank you. Hope history teachers around the world use your great presentations as reference.
Thanks a lot:)
Very nice and clear presentation. Thanks a lot.
Thanks again:)
Wonderful, thank you !
Thanks:)
Highly enlightening and compelling my friends.
Thanks a lot 🙏
Thank you for the great presentation. It was also enjoyable as well as educational.
Thanks, it is my pleasure.
Thank you for your presentations. I have watched many lectures and presentations regarding Göbekli Tepe over the last several years, and have been fascinated by this site and many others in Anatolia and Mesopotamia. Your presentation was very informative and added much to what I had previously learned. I sincerely hope you share more knowledge with us. Your respect and love for your country and ancient culture is evident, and helps bring to life the early period of human civilization in this area. I hope one day to visit some of these sites and see and experience what you so amazingly described in these two lectures. Kind regards from Austin, Texas USA
Thanks:)
Sir, there are many videos on the same subject. However, what stands out in your video is your simple language and simple presentation. Old classical school way. Thank you. I would love to come to Turkey and meet you.
Thank you for your beautiful comment. It would be my pleasure to meet you one day.
Thank you SO much. Very interesting. You explain everything clearly and with obvious enthusiasm which is inspiring.
Thanks:)
Thank you 🙏🙏💖
Very interesting and well presented!
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Wonderful presentation
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An excellent presentation It the must valuable history lesson of Gobeklitepe Thank you very much Cok guzel I am amazed
Thanks:)
Very informative, and elegantly presented. You, sir, have a very engaging style. I watched both of your seminars back to back (~2 hours in total) without taking a break or getting tired. Awesome!!! Thank you.
Thanks a lot. The topic is also sooo interesting.
Hello from New Zealand. Thank you for your presentation. This is a fascinating new understanding of early human civilisation.
Thank you very much Arron:)
Thank you kindly for this content!
It is my pleasure, thanks:)
Thank you for a very informative video. 👍
It is my pleasure, thanks a lot:)
A very descriptive and impressive presentation. Thank you
çok teşekkürler:)
very complete!!! thx!!!! makes us travel!!!
in the nearest future:)
Your measured articulation is easy to listen to and comprehend - Teşekkürler
Thank you very much:)
Thank you Serif - your presentation is wonderful. Very interesting, and well explained. The most informative knowledge of Gobekli Tepe that I've seen. Superb.
Thanks a lot. I aam pleased to ehar this:)
Great lecture.
Thanks:)
Very good presentation.
Thanks:)
You r a most excellent instructor.
Thank you so much:)
Thank you for your presentation, I don't know I got your video in my queue but I really enjoyed your delivery, new fan to your channel. Thank again.
Thanks a lot. I am pleased.
Totally excellent👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks:)
I just stumbled upon you today and I'm thrilled to find you!
Thanks a lot Wendy:)
Thank you for your interesting talk about a time that I had no idea about - so far before our Indus Valley civilization .
Thanks:)
Best recap of this ever so far
Thanks:)
Teşekkürler hocam
Ben teşekkür ederim:)
thank you - very interesting
Thanks:)
Thank you!
It is my pleasure:)
Sir,You are as wonderful as Gobekli tepe.Without you,those monuments are incomplete.
Thank you:)
Thank you. Amazing. Just amazing.
Thanks:)
Amazing English. Thank you for the enlightenment.
Thanks:) It is my pleasure.
I'm finding this absolutely riveting!
Thanks:)
Hey there, i thought that was an excellent overview and update on Gobekli Tepe. I am really pleased to find out that evidence of a water system and habitation has been found by the new lead archeologist. I have always thought some kind of habitation must have been present there. A very good historian called Dr David Miano did not like it when i suggested the site also implied agriculture of some kind. I really hope excavations contine at what must be the most important site discovered in terms of our ancient past. Thanks again Serif....peace to ya.
An amazing point of clear cultural exchange between peoples of the Fertile Crescent. Imagine the day when someone perked up and said: "Hey guys, what if we lived like this ALL THE TIME?" Thus the first cities were imagined and planned....
Yes, to be able to say that, they should have solved the food problem; agriculture.
I wish my university classes had been this informative. Bravissimo!
Thanks a lot:)
I was stationed in Pirinclik in the early 80s. Found my passion for cultural anthropology (stone age to neolithic are my primary interests), and archaeology. Had been to Urfa a few times. Thank you for sharing updated information. I wish I could go back and see the progress in the discoveries. I miss Turkey.
I enjoyed both your presentations. I only heard of Globeki Tepe from a program put on UA-cam by Stefan Milo. It is interesting to find out about the latest information uncovered. Thank you from Australia.
Thanks a lot Geraldine, I am pleased.
Nagyszerű előadás!
Thanks:)
Thank you
Thanks:)
Amazing
Que hermoso fue el pasar por la figura que describen las figuras repicladas eahi mismo donde empezo en Tauro o Geminis todo eso dijo en la cueva del dia
11:40 etc .... This is a popular explanation amongst school teachers all across the world from Stonehenge to Easter Island, but without any evidence ... and certainly not enough trees . Even at Machu Picchu, supposedly in the last millennia, we do not know how they did it :-)
13:40 ... Native American society recognises skills and not elites ... Crazy Horse was a great War Chief but shit at domesticity and had no authority in the camp etc. The assumption of elite being necessary is weak.
Needed? That means necessary? Why necessary?
A minor point ... the average person might think that A, B , C D etc were built in chronological order, , especially F! The labelling are not date stamps?
17:45 What a Title ( falls over laughing ) :-)
33:50 ..Mudflows up and upon the highest place in the area??? That is so ridiculous :-)
Thank you very much for taking the time to create this series. This might be the best fact-based lecture on Gobekli Tepe that I have seen so far.
To me, by far the most fascinating archeaological site in the current discourse, possibly of all time.
I hope that some day I can visit.
thanks a lot:)
Thank you for this. It's nice to get a look in.
If I was a farmer or a hunter I would be on the move all of the time. Ceramic pots in a place full of rock and animals would not be a wise choice. Skin bags for water and wooden bowls for food. To me it doesn't reflect on the technological sophistication of the people. This indicates, to me, they were mobile to some degree. Language has the most clues for me and in this case the symbols used. Why is it the greeks were deemed so sophisticated when they placed the constellations in their art?
Wild boar : andromeda
Bull : Taurus
Snake : Opiuchus or Serpens
Bird : Corvus of Cygnus
Lizard : lacerta
Any of the Canis for any dog like figure
And the lion : leo.
Everybody is in awe of the summer solstice effect in ancient constructions around the world but the Sun was merely a starting point for construction. There were shaman, druids and brehons down through the ages versed in the stars and which constellation was moving along the equinox. It triggered seasons time for conception and harvest time. I'd imagine the height of winter was not a good time for having newborns. Wild hungry animals and freezing temperatures long before the season of plenty.
These monuments depict violence but no more than greek and Roman art and we know what those power hungry people got up to!
This is sophisticated! Geometry, physics, art, architecture, astronomy and people management and we deem these humans primitive!
We need to rethink our history!
This was the only inclusive video I've seen on Gobekli Tepe. Distant shots and self righteous conjecture is all I've listened to. Nice to get a concise, objective and open minded view on this great place!!
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Thanks a lot. Thanks for sharing your valuable input as well.
@@SerifYenen Any work done on the Phoenicians?
I spent a couple of weeks in Turkey about 11 years ago with my then girlfriend Meritxell. I wasn't as passionate about ancient history at that time and spent the time fighting with her. Anyway, I married the girl and two kids later I find myself obsessed with all things ancient!
I've lived all over the world and now that I'm grounded I can only depend on this medium till my kids are at a safe age to travel.
Also.. I can't get my head around a flint carving a t shaped pillar! Next time you meet an archaeologist, that arrogantly assumes this an easy task, ask him/her for a demo!
@@lallyoisin OK I will. I did not have time to look at the Phoenicians.
@@SerifYenen I might be wrong but some scholars tell me Phoenician history was deleted like Ireland's was. Erin/Iran/Aryan.
We were sea farers in that time. We always knew horses. We knew our alcohol which means we knew our grains. We knew our astronomy(see the largest number of megaliths in Ireland). We knew our fish. We cried cockles and muscles alive alive o. Perhaps we knew 'murex' also and if we didn't - Stone's French parents did!
I see great irony in the fact that an Irish man played the part of Alexander and it was directed by Oliver Stone and the movie was a complete flop!
History takes care of it's lies!
Whenever an entire population gets wiped out one should always play close attention as to how and who writes the story!
By the by during the Irish famine the largest offer of aid was from the Ottomans in Turkey. It was intercepted by the occupying monarch at the time and reduced tenfold. Our population was halved but not deleted. Thank you Turkey!
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