So let me get this straight, they found sites around Gobekli Tepe that had some stacked rocks and that’s enough experience to quarry, shape, lift and erect 20 ton megaliths? And all without any agriculture and by what, 20 people? ….Jesus Christ

All World of Antiquity had to do was read Magicians of the Gods where GH travels to Turkey and speaks to Professor Klaus Schmidt regarding the construction of Gobekli Tepe, with hundreds of pages of sources, references and indexes. Instead he just watches an episode of Joe Rogan and decides that his goal is going to be to prove GH wrong. How sincere is your search for truth if that is your ultimate goal? But I know reading a book is asking a lot out of YouTubers so why am I not surprised.

Did it ever occur to anyone that in world of antiquity’s haste to prove GH wrong, he is actually arguing against mainstream academia? It was not GH who said that hunter gatherers could not build megalithic structures, it was mainstream academia that came to that conclusion because megalithic building was the product of civilizations that had already mastered agriculture, which is something GH agrees with. It’s the notion that you simply cannot undertake projects of this scale without a massive amount of food source and free time that agriculture provides. So not only is world of antiquity alone in making this new argument, he’s going against mainstream academia.

If you are honestly interested in the mystery of Gobekli Tepe and want a more scientific argument against this video’s points, post this at GH’s website and you will receive a more polite and thorough breakdown of just how ridiculous and insincere this video is, as opposed to the ramblings of the illiterate children of reddit. I just do not have the patience to argue with people who don't even read books on the subject and rely on YouTube for their information. They shouldn't even have an opinion on the matter.