Karahan Tepe: Stunning New Discovery of Winter Solstice Sunrise Alignment

The site in question lies approximately 25 miles southeast of its more famous sister site, Göbekli Tepe. Karahan Tepe has been dated to about 11,400 years old and has numerous worked stone artifacts with at least 250 monoliths, mostly T-pillars, as well as many unique stone carvings and designs.

It was outlined a theory that there was a Summer Solstice Sunset alignment going through the site (oriented along the primary direction of the second unfinished hypogeum pit), which revealed, that in around 9000 BC, the Milky Way would be vertical above the horizon soon after sunset

“We watched in anticipation as the light continued to illuminate the serpentine neck, the cheek, and then it moved towards the mouth, which, in some prehistoric traditions, was considered a divine life source. It was all illuminated with light shining only through the portal stone.”

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