ShyeeJanut: Should you find yourself in such fortunate acquaintance, always look at the image projected above the tree rather than the eyes and the fiery limbs that will cause you disconcertment. That one who claims this world as its own carries its own mercy seat with it. And it projects an image of itself to be understood by whatever creatures it desires. You would be careful to summon those who wrap themselves in living light. They have the highest expectations.

Reptiliandude: http://i.imgur.com/8Bl18zK.jpg To be a bit more precise read right to left… The story begins in Sagittarius and proceeds to Orphiuchus and Serpens represented by an ‘Ibis.’

. Garbotalk: This is the stela in all its glory, dug up from Gobekli Tepe and carved 11,500-12,000 years ago.

Thank you for bringing it to our attention!

So our ancestors learned about constellations from yours way long ago after the cataclysm. What does this particular constellation represent?

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Reptiliandude: I think that it is important for my species to step back and for yours to step forwards.

It’s not about a bunch of embittered Naigajians being sentenced to a glorified work furlough program to make up for the incomprehensible damage we caused.

Or the laudably kind ones among ourselves who actually volunteered for the essentially thankless effort.

It’s about modern archaeological science missing the mark in the human timeline.

Humanity has been around considerably longer than the leaders of your species are willing to admit.

And you had called the constellations by different names and navigated by a different star thousands of years before the Sumer you dug up lent over its cuneiform tablets to once again be solemnly read in the light of day.

As for the more arcane meanings behind what the constellations on the stela represent, let’s introduce this slowly, so as not to overwhelm the reader.

Orphiuchus was represented as a ‘stork’ for thousands of years. And to be quite frank, he is still represented as a bird in some cultures all the way into modern times.

Although, to be fair…

Some of those people may be living in a modern world, but they are, how shall we say—somewhat removed from your world’s modern conveniences. Their stories might be enlightening for you to ‘hear,’ oral tradition still being quite useful among tribes of this nature.

But, I’ve said enough of them.

Your currency is your own and your search for them is for your own kind to undertake.

Suffice it to say that the many stelae there represent a history lesson presented through images wrapped up in ‘stellar’ allegory to make them interesting. 😉

Pardon me for that unconscionably horrible pun if you will, especially considering the seriousness of this subject. But like that old tiring song in the guitar store in Wayne’s World…

That song–the name of which–much like Voldemort must not be played/spoken…

“Cause you know sometimes words have two meanings…”

You may want to pay close attention to what I write in on this subject.

Some of the things I’m going to share with you will be hidden in pop culture references and even in the order of the words themselves.

I’ve spared my species and yours at least a thousand years of language and cultural confusion through the inconvenience required to fulfill my audit here.

Might as well use language that the Consortium would find hard to process and understand till long after my demise.

What think you?

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Garbotalk: Pop culture is my forte!

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Reptiliandude: To nearly all off-worlders, pop culture reference is much like the Navajo language was to the Japanese in WWII. Bear in mind that for the most part the nearest of those who know of this world’s existence are listening to or watching things filtered out of the stellar noise that are decades old.

They are seeing your distant past with its unique slang and jargon in their present time, and it traveled there at the speed of light.

Such silly references to communicate hidden things should always be in humanity’s arsenal.

http://i.imgur.com/srIZpSn.jpg

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garbotalk: Ancient Aliens has just aired an episode devoted to Gobekli Tepe that offers helpful visuals. You can see it on the history channel or youtube.

Of course, we now know Gobekli Tepe is where the Naigaje helped humanity get back on their feet after the cataclysm that they initiated by tossing comets at this world as they fought their enemies, the Kayeen, who subjugated us. Unfortunately, the show didn’t go into that.

They discussed Klaus Schmidt, the German archeologist who first excavated Gobekli Tepe after a farmer found large stones protruding from the ground. But they didn’t discuss how mysteriously this very healthy man suddenly died, halting the excavation.

They discussed the desecration of nearby sites in Iraq and Afghanistan by Isis soldiers, and the Turkish government’s decision to fence off the site from the public. The episode described how they put covers over what has been excavated, but they failed to mention that those covers blocked it from the stars and constellations that were part of a message left for us today.

Archeologists intend to take the next 20-40 years to examine it, according to the show. They didn’t go into how that time frame would render the dire message left for humanity obselete, because we would be completely enslaved by the Kayeen by then.

I literally was yelling at the television screen to tell us the truth.