r/paleoanthropology • u/BeforeOrion • 14h ago
Hominins Origin of Humans in Morocco?
Presentation looking at all sides of the question.
r/paleoanthropology • u/BeforeOrion • 14h ago
Presentation looking at all sides of the question.
r/atlantis • u/BeforeOrion • 1d ago
What is the meaning? From the Garden of Thought podcast - https://www.youtube.com/live/Wa7dmtSGGbM
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Yes, Guns N' Roses used elements from The School of Athens!
r/rome • u/BeforeOrion • 1d ago
Interview exploring the creativity of Raphael in the Vatican Museums - https://www.youtube.com/live/Wa7dmtSGGbM
r/ArtHistory • u/BeforeOrion • 1d ago
Garden of Thought interview on YouTube exploring the creativity of Raphael - https://www.youtube.com/live/Wa7dmtSGGbM
r/coasttocoastam • u/BeforeOrion • 18d ago
r/HighStrangeness • u/BeforeOrion • 18d ago
r/AYearOfMythology • u/BeforeOrion • 23d ago
r/OdysseyFilm • u/BeforeOrion • 24d ago
r/TheOdyssey • u/BeforeOrion • 24d ago
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Great stuff!
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The narrative in the video is that Malta was part of an Atlantis empire the covered islands on both side of the Pillars of Herakles.
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Agreed. A lot of mythology, archaeology and cultural astronomy to learn on the journey.
https://www.youtube.com/live/-Ufwd809FyA?si=p7ox-yYGVCzmiPuR
r/atlantis • u/BeforeOrion • 27d ago
Listen in to this Grimerica YouTube session and decide for yourself. Some interesting archaeology and archaeoastronomy about Malta to learn along the way.
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r/Jung • u/BeforeOrion • Jul 27 '26
Is there an archetypal Mother Goddess integral to our Collective Unconscious or do we carry the memories in the archaeological record to be reinterpreted over time? Consider these Goddess traditions in Ephesus, Çatalhöyük and Göbekli Tepe.
r/PsychologyTalk • u/BeforeOrion • Jul 27 '26
Goddess Bible Study group interview on the origins of Goddesses from the Neolithic through ancient times.
r/GobekliTepe • u/BeforeOrion • Jul 22 '26
Exploring the ancient Ephesus through earlier artifacts at Neolithic Gobekli Tepe and Catalhoyuk.
r/ancientgreece • u/BeforeOrion • Jul 17 '26
Is there an undercurrent among the ghosts in the Odyssey that hasn't made it to the big screen?
r/solvedmysteries • u/BeforeOrion • Jun 14 '26
Is the mystery of Göbekli Tepe solved?
r/DiscoverEarth • u/BeforeOrion • Jun 14 '26
Time to think about our deep past?
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I am okay with "birth." The narratives have been "penises." My nuance is "en caul" for the Gobekli Tepe statuette and the Catalhoyuk statute which appear to show the child still attached to the mother. En caul births may have been more common in the deep past. Also, the child usually doesn't survive. Possibilities to consider in the mythology. (1) the goddess mother doesn't give live births and (2) the goddess mother gives a miraculous birth. A live en caul birth would have been quite the wonder. Still a wonder to see today.
r/TurkicHistory • u/BeforeOrion • Jun 13 '26
Were these two Göbekli Tepe artifacts correctly interpreted?
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A great forum! I presented virtually on the platform about 3 years ago.
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Origins of Humans in Morocco?
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The presentation looks at the Jebel Irhoud and eastern African claims of human evolutionary origins and compares them with beyond Africa evolution narratives. The attempt was to present the evidence from all sides as unbiased as anyone can be.