09.08.2018

ZETA MACEDONIA – THE NEW MACEDONIAN EMPIRE (BYZANTINE EMPIRE), NOWADAYS MODERN TURKEY

The sanctuary Göbekli Tepe is located six miles from Urfa, ancient town in present-day southeast Turkey, and north Mesopotamia (a Slav-Macedonian word Meso = Megju (Between) and Potamia = potochje = stream). It considered that the sanctuary was built right around the same time that the last ice age ended, but it had been abandoned under mysterious circumstances around 9,000 years ago. The structures that make up the site are amazingly well-preserved. Part of the reason for the remarkable preservation of Göbekli Tepe is due to the climate in Zeta Macedonia, present-day Turkey.

   The sanctuary Göbekli Tepe, 11.600 years. The territory of                                 A map of the Slav Macedonian localities    

Zeta Macedonia, The New Macedonian Empire (Byzantine Empire),                          in Mesopotamia (Megjupotochje)      

      Ottoman Empire – Macedonian Dynasty, Modern Turkey                           (a Slav-Macedonian word Meso = Megju (Between)

                                                                                                                                    and Potamia = potochje = stream)

The potentially world-changing discovery of Göbekli Tepe actually first occurred back in the ‘60s, but nobody recognized its Slav Macedonian character and significance at the time. In fact, it was wrongly assessed as being a “medieval graveyard.”

But in 1994, it was “rediscovered” by Klaus Schmidt, a German archaeologist, when Göbekli Tepe’s true significance and most impressive traits - like its age, size, and construction quality was revealed. Most archaeologists believe that Göbekli Tepe was intended to be some sort of religious structure, although some also believe it may have been a burial site. This makes Göbekli Tepe the world’s oldest temple. According to the newest deciphered inscriptions, we can tell with certainty that the sanctuary Göbekli Tepe was built by the Slav Macedonians from the period of Zeta Macedonia.

Many of the stones that make up the temples of Göbekli Tepe have significant scientific, religious and artistic value as well. Most of the central pillars are decorated with elaborate drawings of animals, and some even have intricate animal statues carved right onto the pillar’s surface. The archeologist Hodder was fascinated that Gobekli Tepe’s pillar carvings are dominated not by edible prey like deer and cattle but by menacing creatures such as lions, spiders, snakes and scorpions. These animals are personification of the deity ILI and its characteristics.

In this sanctuary were found over 100.000 bone fragments, 60 percent of the total are gazelle bones, but also bones of other wild game such as: boar; sheep and red deer, bones of a dozen different bird species, including vultures, cranes, ducks and geese.

                                                                     (Photo Irmgard Wagner, Copyright DAI).

The most striking finding is a small plaquette with engraved symbols in a form of a ligature. From left to right is the symbol of Macedonia, Madona, the river DON, which is presenting the divine semen, on this symbol is written the word MA. The second symbol on the ligature is personification of the Sun fertilizing sign and the divine son Macedon with hands up in the air. On this symbol is written K, I, and A. The third ligature is symbolizing the bird owl, a symbol of the death and the giving birth of a new life. On this symbol-ligature is written E, D, O, N. Same or similar symbols could be found in the wider region, which is proving the widespread autochthonic Slav Macedonian nation.

On the stone plaquette is written: MAKEDONIA (MACEDONIA). This plaquette is presenting Zeta Macedonia, as a source of the world’s science and culture, the river MA-DON-A Macedonia, which is giving a birth to MACEDON with the help of the DIVINE SPIRIT.