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From The Daily Mail Online: "The site has been described as 'extraordinary' and 'the most important' site in the world." Archaeologists worldwide are in rare agreement on the site's importance. 'Gobekli Tepe changes everything... a site that has revolutionised the way we look at human history, the origin of religion - and perhaps even the truth behind the Garden of Eden."
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A study of medieval Islamic art has shown some of its geometric patterns use principles established centuries later by modern mathematicians, as BBC reported.
David has been working within the British landscape for more than 35 years. He is the author of author of Working With Earth Energies, Keys to the Temple, The Healer Within and Healing Your Family Patterns. "Built over a period of time commencing around 2700 BC it covers a levelled circular area of some 28.5 acres with a diameter of over a quarter of a mile and still includes today a number of massive stones weighing up to ninety tons..." 
.. where the builders partied like it was 2500 BC ."Archaeologists have revealed the discovery of a huge ancient settlement in Wiltshire used by the builders of Stonehenge and their descendants to celebrate life and death with lavish feasts of freshly slaughtered livestock."
"Selcuk-Ephesus; as you know a very important archaeological, historical and