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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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3. What an amazing discovery it is! I heard of this site here when a DU'er posted about it long ago. I became an addict!

Reply to barbaraann (Original post)

Mon Feb 5, 2024, 04:31 AM

Feb 2024

I am honed for news coming from the area every waking moment! I would drop everything to see an article on it the minute it appears. We all wait together!

Thank you for the video.

(I have heard one of the researchers from the site saying they have only scratched the surface, that there is a vast area stretching at least 25 miles covered by soil to be revealed in the time ahead. There is also another site in the region named another "Tepe" which also is being slowly explored.

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If you, like me, have been wondering why it seems so difficult to find updates on Gobeckli Tepe, [View all] barbaraann Feb 2024 OP

I watched all the video. GreenWave Feb 2024 #1

That sounds like a good way to excavate and it certainly could be what they are doing in Turkey. barbaraann Feb 2024 #2

What an amazing discovery it is! I heard of this site here when a DU'er posted about it long ago. I became an addict! Judi Lynn Feb 2024 #3

You're welcome!! barbaraann Feb 2024 #4