Cave Found Beneath the Euphrates River!

[junkshop]

I've had a quick look at that channel and the entirety of its content is clickbait pseudo-history bull ◊◊◊◊.

I am shocked to my very core. I may have to sit down for a bit.

 

[Steve]

I've had a quick look at that channel and the entirety of its content is clickbait pseudo-history bull ◊◊◊◊.

But Rusty Tyler believes it because it "feels right".

 

[Gulliver Foyle]

YouTube isn't archaeology.

Youtube videos made with AI and carrying upfront disclaimers that they are pure fiction, no less.

 

[Gulliver Foyle]

I am shocked to my very core. I may have to sit down for a bit.

Sir, will I fetch your fainting Ottoman?

 

[Steve]

I've had a quick look at that channel and the entirety of its content is clickbait pseudo-history bull ◊◊◊◊.

But Rusty Tyler believes it because it "feels right".

 

[junkshop]

Sir, will I fetch your fainting Ottoman?

Let's not get carried away, now. A fortifying gin-based beverage will be ample.

 

[theprestige]

Fainting Ottomans are Turks.

 

[Dave Rogers]

If it's beneath the Euphrates river and was revealed by a deep rupture in the Earth, how come it's not underwater?

Dave

 

[theprestige]

If it's beneath the Euphrates river and was revealed by a deep rupture in the Earth, how come it's not underwater?

Dave

Nowadays the answer is clanker sludge. Always clanker sludge.

 

[Andy_Ross]

YouTube isn't archaeology.

It can be.

Sutton Hoo Series 1 (2024 Dig)

Hosted by Tony Robinson, Time Team’s historic dig in an Anglo Saxon cemetery at Sutton Hoo gets underway. It’s one of the most important archaeological sites...

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[theprestige]

Naw.

It can be.

Sutton Hoo Series 1 (2024 Dig)

Hosted by Tony Robinson, Time Team’s historic dig in an Anglo Saxon cemetery at Sutton Hoo gets underway. It’s one of the most important archaeological sites...

youtube.com

At best, Youtube is journalism.

Nothing about the scienc of or practice of archeology involves making it into YouTube content.

 

[Rusty Tyler]

What has this to do with religion?

You didn't watch the video.
What they found makes it have to do with religion.
The Euphrates River.

 

[Rusty Tyler]

If it's beneath the Euphrates river and was revealed by a deep rupture in the Earth, how come it's not underwater?

The Euphrates River is drying up.

 

[arthwollipot]

The Euphrates River is drying up.

Why?

 

[Steve]

You didn't watch the video.
What they found makes it have to do with religion.
The Euphrates River.

Well given that it never happened, "they" didn't actually find anything to do with religion or anything else.

 

[Darat]

You didn't watch the video.
What they found makes it have to do with religion.
The Euphrates River.

What has this to do with religion?

 

[Steve]

Why?

Something to do with gods, no doubt.

 

[Norman Alexander]

The Euphrates River is drying up.

Jumpin' Josephat! Google AI says, 0.2 seconds later...

The Euphrates River is drying up primarily due to severe, prolonged droughts driven by climate change and human impacts like upstream damming and outdated water management.

No mention of weirdo caves underneath.

Is there NO skerrick of skeptical research in your head at all?? Or is that not your reason for being here? Otherwise you are just beclowning yourself and your "teachers" with this religious mania.

 

[Joe Random]

At least with Rawhead Rex the priest gave Rex informed consent up front so he could participate in that ... moment with the priest in the graveyard if he wanted to or not. Here we're just being pulled into someone else's, erm, 'enjoyment' ?

 

[Orphia Nay]

No, I think 16 angels dance on the head of a pin, not 17. A man said it a long time ago. It must be true.