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Interviewing Martin Sweatman, author of 'Prehistory Decoded' - UnchartedX Podcast #5
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June 14, 2019
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Podcast #5, Interviewing Martin Sweatman, author of 'Prehistory Decoded,' as well as several published, peer reviewed scientific papers that deal with the artwork on the megalithic columns at Gobleki Tepi.
We cover a lot of ground in this conversation, I'd recommend watching Martin's videos on his work on his channel as a primer! (link below)
Martin's work is changing the game when it comes to the capabilities of our ancient ancestors, he decodes the European paleolithic cave art and megalithic art at Gobleki Tepi into a coherent dating system, based on constellations and 'the great year', the 25,920 year cycle of the precession of the equinoxes.
I enjoyed the conversation a lot, thanks very much Martin! I started off a little nervous, (and am still working on speaking a little more slowly!) but I think we got into a good flow.
You can find Martin's Book on Amazon right here
Martin's website
Martin's youtube channel, Prehistory Decoded
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