Team assembles with Robert Schoch and Turkish archaeologists. Dr. Robert Schoch is a geologist who pioneered water erosion theory on the Sphinx enclosure in 1990 Team includes three archaeologists: Omar Tenur (Kef Kalesi expert), Hans Orheim, and Jennifer Deo Tahsin Ceylan joined as underwater filmmaker - discoverer of Lake Van underwater ruins
The expedition brings together 9 experts: geologist Dr. Robert Schoch (who dated Sphinx erosion to thousands of years earlier), Turkish archaeologist Omar Tenur, underwater filmmaker Tahsin Ceylan (who discovered the Lake Van ruins), plus specialists in sacred geometry, architecture, and religious studies.
Key facts claimed:
- Dr. Robert Schoch is a geologist who pioneered water erosion theory on the Sphinx enclosure in 1990
- Team includes three archaeologists: Omar Tenur (Kef Kalesi expert), Hans Orheim, and Jennifer Deo
- Tahsin Ceylan joined as underwater filmmaker - discoverer of Lake Van underwater ruins
- Other team members: Robert Edward Grant (sacred geometry), Dr. Lydia DeLeon (geobiologist), Arturo Deleo (sacred architecture), Paul Wallace (religious expert)
- Ceylan is one of Turkey's most famous nature and underwater filmmakers
Key Facts
- Dr. Robert Schoch is a geologist who pioneered water erosion theory on the Sphinx enclosure in 1990
- Team includes three archaeologists: Omar Tenur (Kef Kalesi expert), Hans Orheim, and Jennifer Deo
- Tahsin Ceylan joined as underwater filmmaker - discoverer of Lake Van underwater ruins
- Other team members: Robert Edward Grant (sacred geometry), Dr. Lydia DeLeon (geobiologist), Arturo Deleo (sacred architecture), Paul Wallace (religious expert)
- Ceylan is one of Turkey's most famous nature and underwater filmmakers
- Project aims to challenge mainstream narratives about ancient civilizations objectively
Source: NEW Discoveries in Iraq and Türkiye| Shuruppak | Expedition - Matthew LaCroix, Matt Beall by Matthew LaCroix