Göbeklitepe, in Turkish province of Şanlıurfa, a site declared an official UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2018, is the oldest Vedic temple in the world
As per its Sanskrit and Turkish meanings, 'Gobekli Tepe' seems most certainly to be an astronomical observatory
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As per its Sanskrit and Turkish meanings, 'Gobekli Tepe' seems most certainly to be an astronomical observatory
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The design of the pillars & other structures is a reflection of cosmos at the time the structures were built
The motifs on pillars can be understood on the basis of symbols of Rig Vedic Astronomy. In Rig Vedic Culture animals were assigned as symbols to star constellations
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The motifs on pillars can be understood on the basis of symbols of Rig Vedic Astronomy. In Rig Vedic Culture animals were assigned as symbols to star constellations
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At Nevali Cori, in Turkey a sculpture of a human head, clean shaven with a Vedic shikha much like Hindu priests of antiquity who does the Vedic Havanam
Image of a wild boar (left, Gobekli Tepe, Pillar 12) with a circular hole above its snout & 5 bird-like animals above it
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Image of a wild boar (left, Gobekli Tepe, Pillar 12) with a circular hole above its snout & 5 bird-like animals above it
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Every Stonehenge on this planet was made by ancient Indians like-
-Gobekli Tepi
-Alaska Stonehenge
-English Stonehenge
-Arkaim Russia Stonehenge
-Asota Pakistan
-Gidduhaur Jharkhand India, etc.
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-Gobekli Tepi
-Alaska Stonehenge
-English Stonehenge
-Arkaim Russia Stonehenge
-Asota Pakistan
-Gidduhaur Jharkhand India, etc.
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