I'm starting to get curious, I wonder how many more of these might appear.
I still would bet that some artist is having fun and enjoying all the attention though.
I'm starting to get curious, I wonder how many more of these might appear.
I still would bet that some artist is having fun and enjoying all the attention though.
Aragorn (7th December 2020), BeastOfBologna (7th December 2020), Dreamtimer (8th December 2020), Elen (7th December 2020)
The mirrored one is very cool ... much better than the one in Utah ... classic copycatism is what it looks like to me.
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Aragorn (7th December 2020), Dreamtimer (8th December 2020), Elen (8th December 2020), Wind (7th December 2020)
On the monolith it says "Look at the sky, see the moon" in Göktürk alphabet. (a old Turkic alphabet)
Date of discovery: February 4, 2021
Location of discovery: Gobeklitepe, Turkey
This just in, a monolith was discovered in an ancient 12,000 years old archeological site that was once the site of a holy temple. The object is seen in the video surrounded by four poles with warning tape wrapped around it to keep people from touching the object. But the most bewildering thing of all...is that there is Turkish military soldiers holding assault rifles guarding the monolith.
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Aragorn (7th February 2021), BeastOfBologna (7th February 2021), Dreamtimer (7th February 2021), Elen (8th February 2021), Wind (8th February 2021)
The turkish letters look like they say, " His (something) are the (something)" in English. They're guarding it, eh?
The crowd looked weird at first. Then I realized, all male.
Aragorn (7th February 2021), BeastOfBologna (7th February 2021), Elen (8th February 2021), Wind (8th February 2021)
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