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🚨 UPDATE: Good news/bad news 📍Good news: I was wrong when I stated that this steel beam is “piercing through” this ancient stonework 📍Bad news: This unbelievably shoddy roof infrastructure is using a 12,000yr relic as structural support, and will undoubtedly cause long-term damage to this stone Every Archaeologist with an ounce of integrity should be speaking out and condemning the Archaeological misconduct occurring at Sayburç 🇹🇷 Using ancient stone relics as structural support is nothing short of abhorrent archaeological malpractice. Period. Furthermore, I won’t call them out personally, but the PhD Archaeologist and PhD Historian that falsely claimed that this steel beam is going BEHIND this stone should own up to it. Honestly, how bad could their eyes have been to even suggest that? 🧐 It was one thing to doubt that the steel was piercing through this stone…but to pretend it wasn’t even touching it based on my prior photos was bizarre. But now that they can clearly see that it is, it’ll be interesting to see if denounce this travesty Massive props to @Exotic61968389 for traveling to Sayburc to document these photos for us 🔥

Only a sleazy, lying, mouth breathing weasel such as yourself would believe that. For real Miano, you’re 🗑️