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Jiang identifies Gobekli Tepe as a religious site in central Turkey dated around 9500 BCE, with massive T-shaped pillars probably representing human beings.
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Religious Site
Jiang identifies Gobekli Tepe as a religious site in central Turkey dated around 9500 BCE, with massive T-shaped pillars probably representing human beings.
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"These places were only discovered in the past few decades, okay? So, these are new places. We're only starting to understand these places, and..."
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"...religious worship. Now, what's interesting about Gobekli Tepe is that the religious site is the oldest, but we also find houses that are built..."
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"...Kanahoyak is one of the first religious communities. Remember that before, religious sites were places you went to maybe once in your lifetime or..."
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