Ancient Alien Structures
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Ancient Alien Structures
Devry University
It is believed by some that ancient alien civilizations existed before man was even developing simple tools . Some also believe that early man, may have received teachings and technology from extraterrestrials. People who believe in the theory of Alien intervention are known as Ancient Alien Theorists. Ancient Alien Theorists and mainstream archeologists have very different views on how humans completed certain tasks. Ancient Alien Theorists think that the Pyramid, the Carnac stones and Temple of Jupiter in Lebanon could not have been built by man alone. They feel that the task of using 300 ton blocks or megaliths, in some cases, was too difficult or does not make sense or in some cases super heating 100 ton megaliths is not feasible. Ancient Alien Theorists also point out underwater cities that have been flooded by the sea in the thawing of the last ice age, when mainstream archeologists say man was still dwelling in caves. In most cases I am inclined to side with Ancient Alien Theorists. Archeologists do not have an answer, or in my opinion a rational explanation for how the structures being discussed in this paper were built.
In Turkey there is a site called Gobekli Tepe , discovered in 1994 by a sheep farmer trying to remove stone from his pasture .Archeologists unearthed several large circular structures, each containing several 19 foot pillars, weighing 15 tons, covered with carvings of animals and insects. Archeologists have been digging the site since its discovery and carbon date the structures to 12000 years old. This pre dates Mesopotamia, long thought to be the birthplace of civilization. It is unknown as to who built this site or why and there have been no tools for stonework or agriculture found. To add to the mystery, archeologists say that the structures were buried . Ancient Alien Theorists think that this site maybe proof of an Ark; the dating of the site puts it right at the time of the last...
Devry University
It is believed by some that ancient alien civilizations existed before man was even developing simple tools . Some also believe that early man, may have received teachings and technology from extraterrestrials. People who believe in the theory of Alien intervention are known as Ancient Alien Theorists. Ancient Alien Theorists and mainstream archeologists have very different views on how humans completed certain tasks. Ancient Alien Theorists think that the Pyramid, the Carnac stones and Temple of Jupiter in Lebanon could not have been built by man alone. They feel that the task of using 300 ton blocks or megaliths, in some cases, was too difficult or does not make sense or in some cases super heating 100 ton megaliths is not feasible. Ancient Alien Theorists also point out underwater cities that have been flooded by the sea in the thawing of the last ice age, when mainstream archeologists say man was still dwelling in caves. In most cases I am inclined to side with Ancient Alien Theorists. Archeologists do not have an answer, or in my opinion a rational explanation for how the structures being discussed in this paper were built.
In Turkey there is a site called Gobekli Tepe , discovered in 1994 by a sheep farmer trying to remove stone from his pasture .Archeologists unearthed several large circular structures, each containing several 19 foot pillars, weighing 15 tons, covered with carvings of animals and insects. Archeologists have been digging the site since its discovery and carbon date the structures to 12000 years old. This pre dates Mesopotamia, long thought to be the birthplace of civilization. It is unknown as to who built this site or why and there have been no tools for stonework or agriculture found. To add to the mystery, archeologists say that the structures were buried . Ancient Alien Theorists think that this site maybe proof of an Ark; the dating of the site puts it right at the time of the last...