Cosmogram code found in temples worldwide suggests shared lost civilization. Research team includes Dr. Robert Schoch, Hans Orberg, Omar Tanyurek, and Mohamed Ibrahim. Investigation began in the ancient Ararat/Van region of Turkey, connected to the flood myth of Ziusudra. Underwater ruins and ancient temples in the Van region of Turkey have been misidentified as Iron Age Urartian constructions.
Fascinating research by Dr. Robert Schoch, Hans Orberg, Omar Tanyurek, and Mohamed Ibrahim suggests underwater ruins in Turkey's Van region — long misidentified as Iron Age Urartian sites — may be far older. A repeating cosmographic code carved above ancient doorways links temples from Turkey to Cambodia, Peru, Bolivia, and Egypt, carved into polished basalt, andesite, and diorite. The shared symbols across cultures supposedly without contact hint at a lost epoch. Highly speculative but compelling!
Key Facts
- Research team includes Dr. Robert Schoch, Hans Orberg, Omar Tanyurek, and Mohamed Ibrahim.
- Investigation began in the ancient Ararat/Van region of Turkey, connected to the flood myth of Ziusudra.
- Underwater ruins and ancient temples in the Van region of Turkey have been misidentified as Iron Age Urartian constructions.
- A repeating cosmographic code was traced from Turkey to Cambodia, Peru, Bolivia, and Egypt, found above ancient doorways on selected temples.
- The code appears in megalithic structures made of finely cut, polished basalt, andesite, granitic, or diorite stone.
- The recurring symbols include geometric designs and a signature found in lower levels of megalithic work.
- The pattern suggests a lost epoch potentially longer than the current one, implying shared knowledge among civilizations thought to have had no contact.
Source: The Knowledge Was Left Behind as a Time Capsule by The Cosmic Summit