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Nov 2018
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Vol 1 Ep 19 - Megaliths, Part One (Göbek...

CHRIS HASLER
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Göbekli Tepe in the Fertile Crescent appears to have marked the start of a megalithic period which ultimately spread across Europe.  Clouded in mystery, we endeavour to uncover the facts.  
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