Easter Island, located in the eastern part of Polynesia in the southern Pacific Ocean, is certainly known to most of you, thanks to the mysterious statues still to this day. These monolithic statues are called "Moai" after the locals and are spread all over the island. The dimensions and weight of the statues themselves are impressive, from 50 to 270 tons. To this day, it has not been established who erected the statues or how the monstrous monoliths were moved. Several theories have emerged, but none of them can be taken at all to solve the mystery of Easter Island. Let's set aside traditional theories and move thousands of miles on.

Location Göbekli Tepe is located near the Turkish city of Urfa, where part of the complex of several stone circles has been discovered and uncovered, forming very precisely machined 3 to 6 meter limestone T-shaped pillars, weighing from 20 to 50 tons. The location is a thorn in the eye of historians and all who hold the traditional development lines of human civilization, since the date of its construction is from a deep past and up to 10. millennium BC.

Now why can both be mentioned and thousands of miles away link. Take a close look at both statues of the Easter Island statue and Göbekli Tepe, and focus your eyes and eyes on the sculpted fingers on the statues. Their appearance and their location are striking.

So distant locales and yet something is connected. Earth Planet History is not just traditional.