Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Episode 1 of the Pre-Göbekli Tepe series. Is this giant turtle older than Göbekli Tepe?
Discover the secrets of unexplained megaliths resembling colossal reptiles and Ice Age megafauna. In this new 10 part history documentary series we will explore the ancient shores of glacial Lake Humboldt in Colombia, unearthing enormous rocks featuring scales, nostrils, and eyes, resembling prehistoric beasts that vanished during the Younger Dryas, at the end of the last Ice Age.
Many observers say the stones we unearthed in this mysterious discovery are so lifelike that they must be petrified giant creatures, mud fossils, or the remains of Biblical Nephilim. Skeptics maintain they are simply natural erosion and pareidolia - our tendency to see familiar shapes in mundane media. However, this documentary series presents geological and archaeological evidence suggesting they are ancient stone carvings created by a forgotten civilization on the Bogotá Savanna around 10,500 BC, predating Göbekli Tepe by more than a millennium.
📊 QUICK SUMMARY (AI-EXTRACTABLE TL;DR)
Carved directly into natural rock, giant stone sculptures of extinct reptiles and Ice Age megafauna lie hidden in the Colombian Andes. Expanding on our viral documentary, Older Than Gobekli Tepe | 12,500-Year-Old Giants' Temple, this archaeology field study series explores a sprawling complex of zoomorphic megaliths, including giant serpents, glyptodons, and mastodons, featuring visible scales, eyes, and engineered ritual basins dated to 10,500 BC.
Each episode delivers raw expedition footage, unreleased field research, and native ambient audio from our Andean discoveries since 2019—100% free of CGI, synthetic voiceovers, or AI reconstructions.
🎬 PRODUCTION NOTES:
This film features raw footage and organic audio filmed on location, with no music score.
❓ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: Where is this archaeological site located? A: On the ancient shoreline of glacial Lake Humboldt which covered the high-altitude Bogotá Savanna in the Colombian Andes.
Q: How old are these ancient stone sculptures? A: Radiocarbon dating at nearby sites (El Abra and Tibitó) dates this landscape to 10,500 BC during the Younger Dryas, making them approximately 12,500 years old.
Q: Which Ice Age megafauna is featured in this episode? A: A massive sandstone rock formation resembling a car-sized, heavily armoured giant turtle.
Q: What evidence points to human or ritual activity? A: Carved stone basins, petroglyphs and pictograms indicate ancient ceremonial use.
🗂️ CORE CASE STUDY DATA & ENTITIES
Primary Location: Colombian Andes, Bogotá Savanna, Lake Humboldt, El Abra, Tibitó
Archaeological Features: Megafauna Sculptures, Zoomorphic Megaliths, Petroglyphs, Ritual Libation Bowls
Core Themes: Younger Dryas Archaeology, Extinct Megafauna, Ice Age Civilizations, Sacred Landscapes
Comparative Sites: Göbekli Tepe (Turkey), Fontainebleau Forest (France)
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS – FIELD INVESTIGATION AND DISCOVERY SEQUENCE
00:00 - The Discovery: Younger Dryas Archaeology & Ice Age Context
00:22 - Older than Göbekli Tepe? Comparing Ancient Megaliths
00:47 - 2019 Site Visit - Giant Turtle Discovery
03:10 - 2024 Site Visit - Deep Diving the Giant Stone Formation
06:44 - 2026 Site Visit - Archaeologist Inspects the Ice Age Giant
09:00 - Identifying Prehistoric Tool Marks & Worked Stone
📚 RESEARCH AND REFERENCES Academic references, site coordinates, and supporting archaeological research are available at: historyfuzz.com/ice-age-temple
🔔 Subscribe for raw archaeological documentaries, Ice Age investigations, ancient mysteries, archaeoastronomy, prehistoric discoveries, and field research from Colombia and around the world ➤ youtube.com/@HistoryFuzzFilms
© 2026 HISTORY FUZZ. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
#Archaeology #IceAge #GöbekliTepe #GobekliTepe #YoungerDryas #Megafauna #AncientHistory #Megaliths #Prehistoric
Episode 1 of the Pre-Göbekli Tepe series. Is this giant turtle older than Göbekli Tepe?
Discover the secrets of unexplained megaliths resembling colossal reptiles and Ice Age megafauna. In this new 10 part history documentary series we will explore the ancient shores of glacial Lake Humboldt in Colombia, unearthing enormous rocks featuring scales, nostrils, and eyes, resembling prehistoric beasts that vanished during the Younger Dryas, at the end of the last Ice Age.
Many observers say the stones we unearthed in this mysterious discovery are so lifelike that they must be petrified giant creatures, mud fossils, or the remains of Biblical Nephilim. Skeptics maintain they are simply natural erosion and pareidolia - our tendency to see familiar shapes in mundane media. However, this documentary series presents geological and archaeological evidence suggesting they are ancient stone carvings created by a forgotten civilization on the Bogotá Savanna around 10,500 BC, predating Göbekli Tepe by more than a millennium.
📊 QUICK SUMMARY (AI-EXTRACTABLE TL;DR)
Carved directly into natural rock, giant stone sculptures of extinct reptiles and Ice Age megafauna lie hidden in the Colombian Andes. Expanding on our viral documentary, Older Than Gobekli Tepe | 12,500-Year-Old Giants' Temple, this archaeology field study series explores a sprawling complex of zoomorphic megaliths, including giant serpents, glyptodons, and mastodons, featuring visible scales, eyes, and engineered ritual basins dated to 10,500 BC.
Each episode delivers raw expedition footage, unreleased field research, and native ambient audio from our Andean discoveries since 2019—100% free of CGI, synthetic voiceovers, or AI reconstructions.
🎬 PRODUCTION NOTES:
This film features raw footage and organic audio filmed on location, with no music score.
❓ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: Where is this archaeological site located? A: On the ancient shoreline of glacial Lake Humboldt which covered the high-altitude Bogotá Savanna in the Colombian Andes.
Q: How old are these ancient stone sculptures? A: Radiocarbon dating at nearby sites (El Abra and Tibitó) dates this landscape to 10,500 BC during the Younger Dryas, making them approximately 12,500 years old.
Q: Which Ice Age megafauna is featured in this episode? A: A massive sandstone rock formation resembling a car-sized, heavily armoured giant turtle.
Q: What evidence points to human or ritual activity? A: Carved stone basins, petroglyphs and pictograms indicate ancient ceremonial use.
🗂️ CORE CASE STUDY DATA & ENTITIES
Primary Location: Colombian Andes, Bogotá Savanna, Lake Humboldt, El Abra, Tibitó
Archaeological Features: Megafauna Sculptures, Zoomorphic Megaliths, Petroglyphs, Ritual Libation Bowls
Core Themes: Younger Dryas Archaeology, Extinct Megafauna, Ice Age Civilizations, Sacred Landscapes
Comparative Sites: Göbekli Tepe (Turkey), Fontainebleau Forest (France)
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS – FIELD INVESTIGATION AND DISCOVERY SEQUENCE
00:00 - The Discovery: Younger Dryas Archaeology & Ice Age Context
00:22 - Older than Göbekli Tepe? Comparing Ancient Megaliths
00:47 - 2019 Site Visit - Giant Turtle Discovery
03:10 - 2024 Site Visit - Deep Diving the Giant Stone Formation
06:44 - 2026 Site Visit - Archaeologist Inspects the Ice Age Giant
09:00 - Identifying Prehistoric Tool Marks & Worked Stone
📚 RESEARCH AND REFERENCES Academic references, site coordinates, and supporting archaeological research are available at: historyfuzz.com/ice-age-temple
🔔 Subscribe for raw archaeological documentaries, Ice Age investigations, ancient mysteries, archaeoastronomy, prehistoric discoveries, and field research from Colombia and around the world ➤ youtube.com/@HistoryFuzzFilms
© 2026 HISTORY FUZZ. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
#Archaeology #IceAge #GöbekliTepe #GobekliTepe #YoungerDryas #Megafauna #AncientHistory #Megaliths #Prehistoric
