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A shepherd tripped over a stone, broke his plow. What he'd stumbled onto was a temple over 11 thousand years old built for the pyramids before Stonehenge before writing before the wheel before humans even invented farm, the people who built it were hunted gatherers with no permanent settlements, so archaeologists are now asking the opposite of what we assume. Maybe religion didn't come after civilization. Maybe it's what build civilization in the first place. This is JE technique, and it greats almost everything we thought we
A shepherd tripped over a stone, broke his plow. What he'd stumbled onto was a temple over 11 thousand years old built for the pyramids before Stonehenge befor…
Ideas in this flowchart
- Ancient Temple Discovery
- Shepherd's Discovery
- Temple Characteristics
- Age of Temple
- Prehistoric Context
- Hunter-Gatherers
- Archaeological Implications
- Religion and Civilization
- Traditional Assumptions
- New Hypothesis