About Lee Paqui

Based in sunny Brisbane, Australia, Lee Paqui is a long-time researcher of global catastrophe cycles, ancient civilisations and megalithic structures, all of which have finally begun to amalgamate inside her head. While her focus is on Central and South America and the cultures of the South Pacific, nothing is truly off the list.

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The Standing Man of Karahan Tepe and the Moai Kavakava of Easter Island – a civilisational, artistic and physiological link?

Situated in southeast Türkiye, the neolithic ruin of Göbleki Tepe is part of an archaeological site known collectively as Taş Tepeler. Originally Mesopotamian territory, the site is estimated to be somewhere between 11,000 and 12,000 years old.1 There have been twelve sites uncovered so far in the area of Taş […]

Lee Paqui | 19th October 2024