Experts say the 11,500-year-old symbols may be drawings of an ancient domed building.
Among the T-shaped stone pillars that define the earliest monumental sites of southeastern Turkey, one has turned out to carry something none of the others do: a human face, carved directly into the ...
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Carved pillars at Karahan Tepe may be even older than nearby Gobekli Tepe
In the arid hills of southeastern Turkey, an archaeological site called Karahan Tepe is forcing a reassessment of when ...
At one of the world’s oldest Stone Age archaeological sites— Karahantepe in southeast Turkey—researchers have unearthed a T-shaped stone pillar bearing a carved human face. Dating back some 11,000 ...
Moderner Architektur-Render zeigt Silhouette von Göbekli Tepe in Sanliurfa Türkei, klare Linien und neutrales Tageslicht, Illustration mit AI erstellt. Gobekli Tepe in Sanliurfa is a hillside ...
Gobekli Tepe near Sanliurfa is a Neolithic hilltop sanctuary whose carved stone circles challenge familiar timelines of architecture and ritual life. The defining impression at Gobekli Tepe is the way ...
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