European cyclopean walls show same reverse evolution pattern. Alacahöyük in Turkey has the best stonework in Europe with mysterious 3D curved fitted blocks Delphi in Greece has second best European stonework, also buried at back of complex Hundreds of cyclopean works were built along European coast, then covered by Roman work
The reverse evolution pattern isn't limited to the Americas. Alacahöyük in Turkey contains Europe's finest stonework — mysterious 3D curved fitted blocks. Delphi in Greece has the second-best European cyclopean masonry, yet both are buried at the backs of their complexes. Hundreds of cyclopean structures were built along European coasts, then covered by later Roman construction.
Key Facts
- Alacahöyük in Turkey has the best stonework in Europe with mysterious 3D curved fitted blocks
- Delphi in Greece has second best European stonework, also buried at back of complex
- Hundreds of cyclopean works were built along European coast, then covered by Roman work
- The pattern shows reverse evolution where the best work is hidden in basements or backs of buildings
- Academics propose 'Aesthetic Choice' theory claiming builders had bad taste, but cost and technical factors better explain the pattern
Related site: Alacahöyük — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
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