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  1. 🗿 ¿Y si Göbekli Tepe no fuera un misterio del pasado… sino una pista de que lo hemos entendido todo al revés?

    💁🏻 Post completo en IG:
    instagram.com/p/DYTeT7EKIAL

    #Historia #Arqueología #Prehistoria #GöbekliTepe #TemploDelPasado

  2. 🗿 ¿Y si Göbekli Tepe no fuera un misterio del pasado… sino una pista de que lo hemos entendido todo al revés?

    💁🏻 Post completo en IG:
    instagram.com/p/DYTeT7EKIAL

    #Historia #Arqueología #Prehistoria #GöbekliTepe #TemploDelPasado

  3. 🗿 ¿Y si Göbekli Tepe no fuera un misterio del pasado… sino una pista de que lo hemos entendido todo al revés?

    💁🏻 Post completo en IG:
    instagram.com/p/DYTeT7EKIAL

    #Historia #Arqueología #Prehistoria #GöbekliTepe #TemploDelPasado

  4. 12,000 years ago, people at Göbekli Tepe may have carved what is now believed to be the oldest solar calendar ever discovered.
    Symbols on pillars — especially lots of “V” marks — might represent days, with special markings for the summer solstice.
    If correct, this is a striking example of early humans observing the skies, measuring time, and encoding it in stone — long before writing as we know it.

    #archaeology #AncientAstronomy #gobeklitepe

    popularmechanics.com/science/a

  5. 12,000 years ago, people at Göbekli Tepe may have carved what is now believed to be the oldest solar calendar ever discovered.
    Symbols on pillars — especially lots of “V” marks — might represent days, with special markings for the summer solstice.
    If correct, this is a striking example of early humans observing the skies, measuring time, and encoding it in stone — long before writing as we know it.

    #archaeology #AncientAstronomy #gobeklitepe

    popularmechanics.com/science/a

  6. 12,000 years ago, people at Göbekli Tepe may have carved what is now believed to be the oldest solar calendar ever discovered.
    Symbols on pillars — especially lots of “V” marks — might represent days, with special markings for the summer solstice.
    If correct, this is a striking example of early humans observing the skies, measuring time, and encoding it in stone — long before writing as we know it.

    #archaeology #AncientAstronomy #gobeklitepe

    popularmechanics.com/science/a

  7. 12,000 years ago, people at Göbekli Tepe may have carved what is now believed to be the oldest solar calendar ever discovered.
    Symbols on pillars — especially lots of “V” marks — might represent days, with special markings for the summer solstice.
    If correct, this is a striking example of early humans observing the skies, measuring time, and encoding it in stone — long before writing as we know it.

    #archaeology #AncientAstronomy #gobeklitepe

    popularmechanics.com/science/a

  8. 12,000 years ago, people at Göbekli Tepe may have carved what is now believed to be the oldest solar calendar ever discovered.
    Symbols on pillars — especially lots of “V” marks — might represent days, with special markings for the summer solstice.
    If correct, this is a striking example of early humans observing the skies, measuring time, and encoding it in stone — long before writing as we know it.

    #archaeology #AncientAstronomy #gobeklitepe

    popularmechanics.com/science/a

  9. Got to admit, this segment was the most fun - and to me most important - to film at #GöbekliTepe for this latest #ExpeditionUnknown episode with Josh Gates.

  10. Oh right, almost forgot about this, but it seems that what we filmed last year is finally on air now.

    Anybody up for an #ExpeditionUnknown to #GobekliTepe?

    ▶️ dailymotion.com/video/x9oau6o

  11. Fancy feathers? 🪶

    #Zooarchaeology colleagues N. Pöllath & J. Peters have a new study in Arch. Anthr. Sci. 15, 2023 (🔓) on "#Bird exploitation in the Upper Euphrates & Tigris River basins", reviewing #GöbekliTepe's #GusirHöyük's #Neolithic #avifauna:

    link.springer.com/article/10.1

  12. That (both drawings based on reliefs from #GöbekliTepe, Turkey) is an almost standard #aurochs #depiction: bodies in side view, but heads shown in a somehow distorted perspective - lowered, presenting horns. Just like you'd experience an apparently attacking animal in the wild.

  13. Kollege Necmi Karul, der in der "#AncientApocalypse"-Episode über den #GöbekliTepe zu Wort kommt, "wirft dem Filmemacher darüber hinaus Manipulation vor. Er habe ihm den aktuellen Wissensstand mitgeteilt, doch die kritischen Aussagen seien herausgeschnitten worden."

  14. With the difference that in #CatalHöyük a group of people is depicted w/ an apparently *slain* #aurochs.

    Its characteristic features (note the head: not any longer presenting horns (and danger), legs bend, tongue out) also known from #GobekliTepe's P66:

    dainst.blog/the-tepe-telegrams

  15. First, archaeological #dating compares #MaterialCulture. Are similar finds known from other sites in the region?

    Over decades of research, archaeologists developed complex #typologies e.g. of Neolithic stone tools (like the ones found at #GobekliTepe):

    exoriente.org/docs/00061.pdf

  16. First, archaeological #dating compares #MaterialCulture. Are similar finds known from other sites in the region?

    Over decades of research, archaeologists developed complex #typologies e.g. of Neolithic stone tools (like the ones found at #GobekliTepe):

    exoriente.org/docs/00061.pdf

  17. First, archaeological #dating compares #MaterialCulture. Are similar finds known from other sites in the region?

    Over decades of research, archaeologists developed complex #typologies e.g. of Neolithic stone tools (like the ones found at #GobekliTepe):

    exoriente.org/docs/00061.pdf

  18. First, archaeological #dating compares #MaterialCulture. Are similar finds known from other sites in the region?

    Over decades of research, archaeologists developed complex #typologies e.g. of Neolithic stone tools (like the ones found at #GobekliTepe):

    exoriente.org/docs/00061.pdf

  19. First, archaeological #dating compares #MaterialCulture. Are similar finds known from other sites in the region?

    Over decades of research, archaeologists developed complex #typologies e.g. of Neolithic stone tools (like the ones found at #GobekliTepe):

    exoriente.org/docs/00061.pdf