Gobekli Tepe has been dated to about 11,500 years old, and is located in Urfa, Sothern Turkey, quite close to the border with Syria. It’s believed that the temples were built by the last hunter … more →
Mathilda's Anthropology Blog.DELON wrote 4 months ago: Stone Age Temple May Be Birthplace of Civilization Monday, November 17, 2008 | FoxNews.com One of th … more →
enki09 wrote 6 months ago: Ancient human history has always interested me and even though it isn’t as prominent among my … more →
Wellsy wrote 8 months ago: Gobekli Tepe It’s not a super new story, but I wanted to bring it to your attention because I … more →
crookedshore wrote 9 months ago: I found this an wonderfully fascinating article (via Bro Maynard). It’s the story of the Gobek … more →
Chad Lambert wrote 9 months ago: Many archaeologists have searched for evidence of the Garden of Eden, and some believe we have now f … more →
Michael wrote 9 months ago: Supposedly 7,500 years earlier than Stonehenge or the Great Pyramid, and 6,000 years prior to what e … more →
Andy wrote 9 months ago: Archaeology. Because shit like this this, blows my mind. Seriously, click that link, and read the st … more →
scullyau wrote 9 months ago: For the old Kurdish shepherd, it was just another burning hot day in the rolling plains of eastern T … more →
Thomas wrote 1 year ago: There is an interesting article in Smithsonian Magazine about “the world’s oldest temple … more →
supradeepnarayana wrote 1 year ago: The temple , believed to be the oldest, has been discovered in Turkey. The discovery has been made b … more →
invictus wrote 1 year ago: From Archaeology Magazine’s November/December 2008 issue… The press here is fond of call … more →
frostbite wrote 1 year ago: Descoperita cea mai veche civilizatie ? Urfa Region Göbekli Tepe este o colina inalta de 15 metrii s … more →
mathilda37 wrote 1 year ago: Gobekli Tepe has been dated to about 11,500 years old, and is located in Urfa, Sothern Turkey, quite … more →
mathilda37 wrote 1 year ago: URFA, Turkey – As a child, Klaus Schmidt used to grub around in caves in his native Germany in … more →