Breakfast with Speaker Jennifer Stein

in Mattie’s Room

This event is NOT included in the VIP Pass.

Jennifer Stein will be speaking about Gobekli Tepe, an incredibly important site in southern Turkey that literally is changing our understanding of human history. Six thousand years before Stonehenge, Gobekli Tepe was built by prehistoric people, and some scientists say, aided by beings not of this planet.

At the age of 12,000 years, Gobekli Tepe is the world’s oldest-known ancient site, and is undoubtedly the first known temple on earth. At least 7,000 years before the Sumerian Empire, its presence raises questions as to how the history of civilization and the early days of the modern man can be traced.

Excavation at the site suggests that the findings present a challenge to both mainstream and alternative historical accounts such as the Ancient Astronaut Theory. The result is an enigma that points to the possibility that the Gobekli Tepe site as the World’s first temple was built either by the Native inhabitants, the Denisovans, or the Anunnaki Ancient Aliens.

Jennifer traveled to Turkey with Boston University geology professor Robert Schoch, along with other prominent researchers, including Linda Moulton Howe, to explore this site firsthand in 2012. In her presentation she will review the key concepts that Dr. Schoch taught, and integrate how the ancient Sumerian texts of cattle and grain may profoundly overlap with Gobekli Tepe’s ancient and unknown origins.

Read more about Jennifer Stein here