Robert,

Hi, yes, well spotted on the comparison between the snakes on the Malta plate and those at Gobekli Tepe. In the Cygnus Key I show a direct line of transmission, a footprint, all the way from the Altai-Baykal region 20,000-30,000 years ago to Anatolia at the time when Gobekli Tepe was built around 11,500 years ago. It is as clear as day. Plus there have been articles recently confirmed that I say in The Cygnus Key that the 11,600-year-old Shigir wooden idol found in the Middle Ural Mountains bears incredible similarities to the carved art at Gobekli Tepe. Altai-Urals-Russian Steppe-Caucasus-Anatolia. This was the route.

By the way, there big heads of the snakes on the Mal'ta plate look like cobras. The fact is there were no cobras in the Altai region 24,000 years ago. The closest cobras were in India, which could suggest contact with a pre-Vedic world in India at this time.

Personally, I believe that the snakes on the Mal'ta plate represents deep cosmic knowledge and cyclical time.