Deciphering Metaphysics.
Amazing Discovery: Gobekli Tepe Culture originated from Hurrian Culture
Dr Ong Hean-Tatt September 2025
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Basking thinking they had found something new,.
Alas, ancient history already knew

Deciphering major metaphysic issues scholars think about.
based on science and ancient texts!

Proof 1: Gobekli Tepe Same Age as Harran

The previous exegesis, evaluating the true age of Gobekli Teoe Turkey, presented a statistical correlation analysis on the relationship between calendar dates and radiocarbon dating of ancient sites. It was shown that the presence of limestone contamination would increase the differences between the calendar dates and radiocarbon dating, giving the site much older radiocarbon dates that actual. The analysis also proves that radiocarbon dating is false.

That analysis included the case of ancient Harran, which was historically dated 2500 BC. It was radiocarbon dated 7600 years, which was a false reading due to the limestone environment of Harran. Gobekli Teoe was about 47 km from Harran in the similar limestone region and should be of the same age as Harran. But Gobekli Tepe was falsely radiocarbon dated 9134 BC.

This exegesis studied Gobekli Tepe's true age by examining cultural issues.

Proof 2: Hurrian Origin of "Handbags" of Gobekli Tepe's Pillar 43

Gobekli Tepe is in the Anatolian region which have the Hurrian culture during the 3rd millennium BC. Urartians emerged in the end of 2nd millennium BC. Mittani was a Hurrian offshoot at 1550 BC. The Hittites came up 1600 BC and was heavily influenced by Hurrian culture.

• AI Overview. While Harran may not have had large Hurrian populations or direct governance by Hurrians, the broader presence of Hurrians in nearby cities and their influence on Mesopotamian culture meant that Harran was part of a cultural landscape where Hurrians were influential.

Pillar 43, one of the most well known among the T-pillars of Gobekli Tepe, has carvings of three "handbags" at the top. The handbag motif has been encountered in ancient cultures all over the world, even into MesoAmerica. Note in Figure 1 that the handbag motif was found in an Urartian [Hurrian] mural.

This indicates that the culture of Gobekli Tepe like that of Harran was influenced by Hurrian culture. However, the Hurrian culture emerged only in 3rd millennium BC. Gobekli Tepe could not be older than 3rd millennium BC.

Proof 3: Gobekli Tepe's Animal Symbols in Hurrian Culture

Table 1 illustrates that many of the animals carvings on the T pillars of Gobekli Tepe had cultural symbolism in the Hurrian culture.

Proof 4: T-Pillars Man between Two Beasts

There are a number of sites other than Gobekli Tepe which have the "T-pillars". One of them was Sanliufa, about 18.7 km southwest away from Gobekli Tepe. At Sayburc Sanliufa there is what is called the world's oldest relief (Figure 2 a,b). The relief shows two parts. One man was in front of a bull. The other man was between two beasts, here leopards.

What may surprise many is that the Sayburc relief is rather similar to an 2400 BC Akkadian relief also with a man with a bull and another man between two lions! It is quite clear that the Sayburc relief would have the same 2400 BC dating of the Akkadian relief, not 11000 BC.

Look at Figure 2c, which indicates at the top the 2400 BC Akkadian "Men between Two Lions" and also "Man before Bull" images. At the bottom is the diagrammatic representation of the Sarburc relief. Both sets of images are actually the same! That is, the T-Pillars at Sayburc and Gobekli Tepe were al the same age as the 2400 BC Akkadian scene.

This is the well known "Master of the Animals" theme. Figure 3 shows this "Man between two animals" themes among the ancient cultures.

• AI Overview The Master of Animals motif is an enduring ancient art theme, not a specific historical "period" but a motif that appeared across various civilizations and time periods, from the Neolithic and Bronze Age (c. 4000 BCE onwards in Mesopotamia) through the Iron Age (c. 9th-7th century BCE Assyria, 14th-7th century BCE Luristan) to the Early Medieval period (400-600 CE) in Europe and continues to appear in various forms. This motif depicts a central human figure controlling or grasping two confronted animals and is found on artifacts like stamp seals, knives, and monumental reliefs

The "Man between Two Animals" theme frolicked during a time period from 4000 BC to AD 400-600. This indicates that the Sayburc relief, supposedly radiocarbon dated to 11,000 BC, could not be older than this range of 4000 BC to AD 400-600. . Thus, this indicates Gobekli Tepe could not be older than 4000 BC. and its 9134 BC radiocarbon dating was wrong

Top Left, Seal impression of "Mesannepada, king of Kish", excavated in the Royal Cemetery at Ur (U. 13607), dated circa 2600 BC. The seal shows Gilgamesh and the mythical bull between two lions, one of the lions biting him in the shoulder. On each side of this group appears Enkidu and a hunter-hero, with a long beard and a Kish-style headdress, armed with a dagger. Under the text, four runners with beard and long hair form a human swastika. They are armed with daggers and catch each other's foot. Gilgamesh. Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Top Right. Sculpted scene depicting Gilgamesh wrestling with animals. From the Shara temple at Tell Agrab, Diyala Region, Iraq. Early Dynastic Period, 2600–2370 BC [Akkadian]. Gilgamesh. Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bottom Left. The Gebel el-Arak Knife [Egypt]. The reverse of the handle shows a Master of Animals motif: two confronted lions, flanking a central figure (note confronted dogs and other animals below) Confronted animals. Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bottom Right. Indus valley civilization seal, with the Master of Animals motif of a man fighting two lions or tigers (2500–1500 BC), similar to the Sumerian "Gilgamesh" motif, an indicator of Indus-Mesopotamia relations Gilgamesh. Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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