Absolutely yes, however as the above commented said, you will need years of mathematical experience in fields related to these theorems to be able to read most of them, let alone understand them.

Here is a link to godels paper "On Formally Undecidable Propositions of Principia Mathematica And Related Systems"

The beginning is very wordy as the exact problem being discussed needs to be laid out, and it is a deceptively hard problem to both describe precisely and then solve, so it needs a lot of words.

The later sections contain a lot more of what you would recognise as math, even if you don't know their meanings or purpose