Grok AI just revealed a new theory on how Göbekli Tepe’s impossible stone circles were built, and the proof is unlike anything archaeologists expected. The AI claims the 11,000-year-old site’s massive T-shaped pillars were not hauled by brute force but assembled using a forgotten engineering method hidden in the carvings themselves.
Göbekli Tepe, a prehistoric site in southeastern Turkey, has challenged conventional ideas about the origins of civilization since excavations began in the 1990s. The site consists of massive limestone pillars arranged in circles, decorated with carvings of animals and abstract figures. Radiocarbon dating places the construction of the site at around 9,600 BC, making it several thousand years olde…