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Göbekli Tepe is an Early Neolithic site of enormous significance, featuring 5-meter-high monolithic pillars carved in relief and dating to 10000 or more years ago.
ticinoliveIl mistero dei luoghi: Göbekli Tepe.ticinoliveGöbekli Tepe è un sito archeologico nel territorio montuoso del Kurdistan turco, presso la città di Şanlıurfa, al confine con la Siria. ...
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A TripAdvisor™ TripWow video of a travel blog to Sanliurfa, Turkey by TravelPod blogger Oldrover. See this TripWow and more at tripwow.tripadvisor.com Urfa/Sanlıurfa: For Archaeology: Gobekli Tep "I returned to Urfa expressly to revisit the archaeological dig site of Göbekli Tepe. My first visit was in May of last year (2008). This was my writing about the first visit: I was going to come straight to Mardin yesterday. But another guest at the Lizbon Konuk Evi started showing me photos he had taken the day before when Aziz had taken him and another guest to an active archaeological dig site, Göbekli Tepe (while I went to Harran). I also noted, this late, that I had fairly recently read about Göbekli in the New York Times (I think) before leaving home, and had made a note of it on my map of Turkey. So, before coming to Mardin I decided to have Aziz run my out to Göbekli. The Australian fellow also decided to go out again. Well, the Wikipedia entry (en.wikipedia.org epe) says, "It is currently considered the oldest known shrine or temple complex in the world, and the planet's oldest known example of monumental architecture." And it is something to see--if you like this stuff. For the dig site is small, and even from outside the fenced-off dig, one is quite close to these fresh discoveries. So one can see the artifacts in situ, I think the term, rather than in a museum. Unfortunately for me (not for the site) the guard would not permit the Aussie fellow, David, and I to enter ...
Kürt araştırmacıları Göbeklitepe'deki bulguları tartışıyorAjansa Nûçeyan a FiratêAMED - Tarih kitaplarında bugüne değin bir klişe olarak yer alan "tarihin Sümerlerle başlamış olduğu" hipotezi, Urfa'ya 20 kilometre uzaktaki Göbeklitepe ...
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Keyif çatıyoruz keyif…Şanlıurfa.comArkeologlar, o tepede Göbeklitepe'nin benzerinin bulunacağını iddia ediyorlar. Biliyorsunuz, o bölgede dünyanın en eski “Balıklıgöl heykeli” bulunmuştu… ...
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Emine Caykara Klaus Schmidt'e Göbeklitepe üzerine sorular soruyor.
Turizm HaberleriGÖBEKLİTEPE VE TURİZMİN T' Sİ...Turizm HaberleriATURJET Yönetim Kurulu Üyesi Hüsnü GÜMÜŞ;Göbeklitepe'de bulunan T şeklindeki taş heykellerin izinde Turizmin T'si yorumluyor ve çok çarpıcı açıklamalarda ...
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'Adem ve Havva Türk olsaydı...'SabahBu makalede Göbeklitepe höyüğünde yapılan arkeolojik kazılardan çıkan bulguların, dünya üzerinde ilk yerleşimin Şanlıurfa'da gerçekleştiğini gösterdiği ...
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Adem ile Havva Türk oldu!CNN TürkBu makalede Urfa'daki Göbeklitepe höyüğünde yapılan arkeolojik kazılardan çıkan bulguların, Dünya üzerinde ilk yerleşimin ilk tarımsal faaliyetin ...and more »
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Çalınan Tarih için MüfettişŞanlıurfa.comŞanlıurfa'da devam eden Göbeklitepe kazılarında geçen ay çalınan heykel başı için bakanlık müfettişleri bölgede inceleme yaptı. 11500 yıl öncesine ait ve ...
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Fakıbaba TVNET'te Urfa'yı anlattıŞanlıurfa.com11 Bin 500 yıllık tarihe sahip, medeniyetlerin başkenti Şanlıurfa'da -Dünya'nın En Eski Tapınağı-kabul edilen Göbekli tepe bulunmaktadır. ...
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...the importance of the the archaeological site at Gobekli Tepe (Turkish for "Hill with a Belly") is a formidable task. In 1994, German archaeologist Klaus Schmidt and his team unearthed a handful of findings that continue to revolutionize the way archeologists...
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Persepolis Göbeklitepe'yi AğırladıTurk.NetGöbeklitepe yapım ekibi, başka türlü ulaşılması zor olan bir ülkeye filmler aracılığı ile ulaşmanın heyecanını, tüm dünyadan gelen belgeselcilerle ...
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Salon questionnaire: Don HannahTelegraph-JournalI'd give my eye teeth to know first-hand about the work being done at a place like Göbekli Tepe in Turkey. It's just so interesting. ...
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12000 years ago, there was a sacred place. www.gobeklitepethemovie.com www.makerarts.com
Third teaser of a new documentary, made by TRT, about the Göbekli Tepe excavation site near Urfa, Turkey. Still in post-production.
Second teaser of the TRT documentary about the Göbekli Tepe excavation site near Urfa, Turkey. Still in post-production.
Teaser of a documentary, made by TRT (Turkish Radio Television Corporation), about the Göbekli Tepe excavation site near Urfa, Turkey. This 11.500 years old site, known as the first polytheistic temple, caused some rewriting in archaeological history after it's discovery and probably witnessed the settling of mankind. The documentary is still in post-production.
We are visiting the Gobekli Tepe archeological site in southeast Turkey between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers - where our understanding of pre-Neolithic hunters and gatherers has been turned on its head by the uncovering of monumental stone circles from 12000 years ago.
session 01: Pre-History (11000 - 7000 years ago) the middle-eastern Natufian semi-sedentary tribe domesticated animals at Aynan Mallaha, built the earliest megaliths at Gobekli Tepe, and constructed the earliest proto-city at Jericho. session 02: Sumerian Civilization (7000 - 6000 years ago) part 01: the Sumerians the Sumero-Akkadians formed the first empire of interconnected city-states, invented the cuneiform alphabet and wrote the Epic of Gilgamesh. for the book accompanying this lecture series: www.scribd.com
Göbekli Tepe sitio arqueológico del inicio del neolítico está considerado como el lugar de culto religioso más antiguo del mundo. Situado al sureste de Turquía cerca de la frontera con Siria. Descubierto en 1963, tuvo que esperar hasta mediados de los años 1990 para que científicos alemanes del Deutsche Archäologische Institut (DAI) iniciaran la exploración del lugar. El conjunto está compuesto principalmente por columnas de tres metros de altura excavadas a partir de la roca de la cima. Las prospecciones geomagnéticas indican que debe de haber unas 200 de ellas. Estos monolitos están cubiertos de relieves grabados con figuras de animales. En muchos de los relieves se han descubierto signos abstractos y geométricos. Göbekli Tepe pudo haber sido un espacio dedicado al culto de los muertos. No se han encontrado ningún vestigio de haber sido habitado. Este lugar nunca fue destruido, simplemente fue enterrado premeditadamente, con tierra y piedras. La DAI pronostica que la exploración se extenderá durante más de dos décadas.
Göbekli Tepe sitio arqueológico del inicio del neolítico está considerado como el lugar de culto religioso más antiguo del mundo. Situado al sureste de Turquía cerca de la frontera con Siria. Descubierto en 1963, tuvo que esperar hasta mediados de los años 1990 para que científicos alemanes del Deutsche Archäologische Institut (DAI) iniciaran la exploración del lugar. El conjunto está compuesto principalmente por columnas de tres metros de altura excavadas a partir de la roca de la cima. Las prospecciones geomagnéticas indican que debe de haber unas 200 de ellas. Estos monolitos están cubiertos de relieves grabados con figuras de animales. En muchos de los relieves se han descubierto signos abstractos y geométricos. Göbekli Tepe pudo haber sido un espacio dedicado al culto de los muertos. No se han encontrado ningún vestigio de haber sido habitado. Este lugar nunca fue destruido, simplemente fue enterrado premeditadamente, con tierra y piedras. La DAI pronostica que la exploración se extenderá durante más de dos décadas.
Göbekli Tepe sitio arqueológico del inicio del neolítico está considerado como el lugar de culto religioso más antiguo del mundo. Situado al sureste de Turquía cerca de la frontera con Siria. Descubierto en 1963, tuvo que esperar hasta mediados de los años 1990 para que científicos alemanes del Deutsche Archäologische Institut (DAI) iniciaran la exploración del lugar. El conjunto está compuesto principalmente por columnas de tres metros de altura excavadas a partir de la roca de la cima. Las prospecciones geomagnéticas indican que debe de haber unas 200 de ellas. Estos monolitos están cubiertos de relieves grabados con figuras de animales. En muchos de los relieves se han descubierto signos abstractos y geométricos. Göbekli Tepe pudo haber sido un espacio dedicado al culto de los muertos. No se han encontrado ningún vestigio de haber sido habitado. Este lugar nunca fue destruido, simplemente fue enterrado premeditadamente, con tierra y piedras. La DAI pronostica que la exploración se extenderá durante más de dos décadas.
Göbekli Tepe sitio arqueológico del inicio del neolítico está considerado como el lugar de culto religioso más antiguo del mundo. Situado al sureste de Turquía cerca de la frontera con Siria. Descubierto en 1963, tuvo que esperar hasta mediados de los años 1990 para que científicos alemanes del Deutsche Archäologische Institut (DAI) iniciaran la exploración del lugar. El conjunto está compuesto principalmente por columnas de tres metros de altura excavadas a partir de la roca de la cima. Las prospecciones geomagnéticas indican que debe de haber unas 200 de ellas. Estos monolitos están cubiertos de relieves grabados con figuras de animales. En muchos de los relieves se han descubierto signos abstractos y geométricos. Göbekli Tepe pudo haber sido un espacio dedicado al culto de los muertos. No se han encontrado ningún vestigio de haber sido habitado. Este lugar nunca fue destruido, simplemente fue enterrado premeditadamente, con tierra y piedras. La DAI pronostica que la exploración se extenderá durante más de dos décadas.
Num recanto remoto do Curdistão turco, está uma das mais extraordinárias descobertas da humanidade: Gobekli Tepe, um santuário mais antigo do que as pirâmides do Egito -- e que aparenta ter sido enterrado propositalmente há 10 mil anos. Por quê, ninguém sabe. Em vários pontos das ilhas britânicas, pessoas estão sendo mortas sem motivo aparente e com requintes de crueldade. Técnicas milenares de tortura ressurgem e abrem uma trilha de horror em pleno século XXI. A razão para toda esta barbárie é um mistério, cuja chave pode estar guardada na imensidão de Gobekli Tepe. A resolução poderá lançar dúvidas sobre tudo o que o mundo acreditava saber sobre as origens do judaísmo, do cristianismo e do islamismo.
Serie di documentari della History channel video della prima puntata(the evidence) di 5, è in inglese ma di facile comprensione. Episode I: The Evidence Episode II: The Visitors Episode III: The Mission Episode IV: Closer Encounters Episode V: The Return
www.megalithomania.co.uk - Filmed at the Megalithomania Conference in Glastonbury on 9th May 2010 by Nautilus AV Productions. Description: In southeast Turkey stands the oldest temple in the world. At nearly 12000 years old, Gobekli Tepe is an enigma to archaeology. Consisting of a series of stone circles, made up of T-shaped pillars bearing exquisite carvings of animals, birds, insects and abstract human figures, this ritual complex was constructed at the end of the last Ice Age by faceless individuals, who rose far beyond the conventional understanding of the hunter-gatherers who occupied the Eurasian continent at this time. Why were these amazing stone circles buried overnight, sometime around 10000 year ago? It is an enigma that seems to start in Africa some 17000 years ago, and ends with not only the creation of civilization down in the fertile crescent of Mesopotamia, but also in the sudden emergence of the ancient Egyptian civilization, where the story continues with the discovery in 2008 of a cave underworld beneath the plateau at Giza. Powerful evidence suggests that this underground complex existed ever before even the Pyramid Age, and might well reflect an African origin to the roots of ancient Egyptian religion. It might also hold the key to answering claims that in the vicinity of the Sphinx is a lost Hall of Records. Biog: History and science writer Andrew Collins is a leading expert on Gobekli Tepe, and provides a powerful insight into the strange worlds ...
Documentario di archeologia non ortodossa basato sulle teorie del libro "Chariots of the god" proposte da Erich Von Daniken(e molti altri). Praticamente il remake del primo documentario che Von Danichen fece nel 1971 con la collaborazione di Kolosimo ed altri studiosi. Il documentario del 1971 lo trovate nelle mie playlist: gli extraterrestri ritorneranno (purtroppo il titolo in italiano è stato tradotto così)
Documentario di archeologia non ortodossa basato sulle teorie del libro "Chariots of the god" proposte da Erich Von Daniken(e molti altri). Praticamente il remake del primo documentario che Von Danichen fece nel 1971 con la collaborazione di Kolosimo ed altri studiosi. Il documentario del 1971 lo trovate nelle mie playlist: gli extraterrestri ritorneranno (purtroppo il titolo in italiano è stato tradotto così)
Ongoing archaeological dig at Gobekli Tepe which at about 11000BC is the site of the earliest religious structure yet discovered. Older than the pyramids and stonehenge. www.easternturkeytour.org
Ancient Technology Göbekli Tepe Blender Custom Build Here, by Konrad Haenel konrad-haenel.de Blender Model Repository Here e2-productions.com Blender Manual here wiki.blender.org Thank You YouTube, Google, Wikimedia Commons, WikiPedia, Blender.org, Earth, EveryBody and the sound tracks were provided by: soundbible.com and İstanbul Kasap Havası - Ottoman Turkish Music
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The Greatest Archaeological discovery!! Twice as old as Stonehenge!! Built before domestication of wheat and settlement!! 20 circles of stone in total with reliefs and carvings on, its purpose is uncertain. One to keep an eye on.
The Greatest Archaeological discovery!! Twice as old as Stonehenge!! Built before domestication of wheat and settlement!! 20 circles of stone in total with reliefs and carvings on, its purpose is uncertain. One to keep an eye on.
The Greatest Archaeological discovery!! Twice as old as Stonehenge!! Built before domestication of wheat and settlement!! 20 circles of stone in total with reliefs and carvings on, its purpose is uncertain. One to keep an eye on.
Gobekli Tepe ( Kurdish: Girê Navokê) is a hilltop sanctuary built on the highest point of an elongated mountain ridge about 15 km northeast of the Kurdish town of Urfa in northern Kurdistan. The site, currently undergoing excavation by German archaeologists,and was erected by hunter-gatherers in the 10th millennium BC (ca 11500 years ago), before the advent of sedentism. . Göbekli Tepe is the oldest human-made place of worship yet discovered. Until excavations began, a complex on this scale was not thought possible for a community so ancient. The oldest occupation layer (stratum III) contains monolithic pillars linked by coarsely built walls to form circular or oval structures. So far, four such buildings, with diameters between 10 and 30m have been uncovered. Geophysical surveys indicate the existence of 16 additional structures.Stratum II, dated to Pre-Pottery Neolithic B (PPNB) (7500 - 6000 BC), has revealed several adjacent rectangular rooms with floors of polished lime, reminiscent of Roman terrazzo floors. The most recent layer consists of sediment deposited as the result of agricultural activity.The monoliths are decorated with carved reliefs of animals and of abstract pictograms. These signs cannot be classed as writing, but may represent commonly understood sacred symbols, as known from Neolithic cave paintings elsewhere. The very carefully carved reliefs depict lions, bulls, boars, foxes, gazelles, asses, snakes and other reptiles, insects, arachnids, and birds ...
en.wikipedia.org The Garden of Eden come to life: Is Gobekli Tepe [Girê Navokê - in Harran in Kurdistan] where the story began? asking the author Tom Cox. Kurdistan - The Land of humanity Kurds in the oldest government in the Middle East. Proto-Kurds from 10000 BC to Mesopotamia, in...
The Greatest Archaeological discovery!! Twice as old as Stonehenge!! Built before domestication of wheat and settlement!! 20 circles of stone in total with reliefs and carvings on, its purpose is uncertain. One to keep an eye on.
Es uno de los ultimos descubrimientos arqueologicos que dara mucho que hablar
Thx for watching this clip. This new updated version contains a few corrections of errors and glitches that were still present during the first video I made about this neolithic structure. And again I just have to apologize for the crappy quality. Guess it'll take a while, till I figured out a resolution and bitrate that actually works. Regarding the Firepit: I have recieved several comments saying there is no evidence whatsoever for a fire pit ever being there. Fair enough critisim, yet I'd like people to note that I am NOT A scientist and this reconstruction is not necessarily an accurate depiction of the site 11.000 years ago. I do not profess to uphold truths here. Yet, the reason why I included the fire pit was because I see the pillars as a sort of maya stella. It is quite probable that rituals where performed here similar to what we know from the aborigenes. They, as well as the mayans used fire as a medium so it is likely that the people of this site used the same medium to tell whatever stories they made up about the critters on the stellas. Regarding the Causeway The causeway in this clip is purely ornamental 'garb', though it is quite possible that such a thing could have existed (kind of hard to work out what's left after 11.000 years!) and that it functioned in a similar fashion as the Nazca lines or the labyriths of northern Europe. Rergarding the Reliefs: The reliefs I created by recoloring pics from the actual site using MicroGraphx Picture Publisher ...
* Notice the sound on the video does appear to be off by just a second or so, but still able to watch easily. I recommend anyone who seems to be interested in this to check out the series on BBC Called The Incredible Human Journey, this was from Part 3 towards the end of the show. The entire series is a very nice example of how Humans left Africa and started to settle around the entire world. Gobekli Tepe is around 10-12k years old. It is one of the Oldest Known man made settlements which appear to have temples and offer Sky Burials. Some of the craftsmanship are just amazing to see coming from a culture which pre-dates Egyptians by over 5k years. The opening music is made by my self, and free to use if you wish, contact me if you wish to obtain any other songs, I have tons that I have made from 1999 to 2001 and will use this music for now on so Youtube can't yank the audio from it since I Own it, and made it. ;)
Hace apenas unos años, un equipo de arqueólogos descubrió en Gobekli Tepe, al Sureste de Turquía, un templo extraordinario con enigmáticos y sofisticados relieves, miles de años anterior a las pirámides de Egipto. Apenas conocemos un 10% de lo que está enterrado bajo las ruinas de Gobekli Tepe. Pero muchos auguran que este yacimiento cambiará la concepción cultural que hasta ahora tenemos del ser humano. El corresponsal de guerra Rob Luttrell es enviado al yacimiento para realizar un reportaje para su periódico. Lo que en principio iba a ser un trabajo tranquilo da un giro dramático cuando aparece muerto el director de la excavación. Paralelamente, en Inglaterra se produce una oleada de crímenes ejecutados de acuerdo a primitivos rituales de sacrificios humanos. ¿Qué relación guardan las ruinas milenarias de Gobekli Tepe con la terrible cadena de asesinatos? Un thriller inspirado en Gobleki Tepe, el yacimiento arqueológico que ha cambiado lo que sabemos sobre la historia de la humanidad y que puede que sea el origen de muchas de nuestras concepciones religiosas. Un yacimiento real sobre el que todavía no sabemos mucho y sobre el que recibimos la información con cuentagotas. Un misterio dentro del Kurdistán turco. Tom Knox es el seudónimo del periodista Sean Thomas. Nació en Devon (Inglaterra) en 1963. Se licenció en Filosofía por la Universidad College de Londres, ciudad donde reside en la actualidad. Es padre de una niña. Thomas ha viajado por todo el mundo como ...
This is a reconstruction of the meso-/ neolithic temple site of Göbekli Tepe. The site itself consists of several circular temple structures although I chose to do only one. The music I composed with Music Maker 2008. : I designed it with Google Sketch Up. Which is why there are no reliefs on the stone pillars, cause I havent's figured out how to post a pic without it being a continuous pattern (notice the 'Sky' in the back). : And YES. I HAVE noticed that the door is missing in the interrior. This is an unfortunate error.
Prima di Voyager esisteva un programma della Rai chiamato Misteri stesso staff di voyager (anche Giacobbo)...la sigla fa veramente pietà...ma il documentario vale perchè c'è hancock...gli ultimi che parlano invece sono dei mediocri
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