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Göbekli Tepe in 3D

Raising the pillars from the excavators’ plan…

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The oldest known monumental enclosures, traced stone by stone from the excavators’ plan. Turn back the sky to 9600 BCE, test the claimed alignments, and measure anything. Every number has its source a tap away.

Göbekli Tepe

On a limestone ridge about 15 km north-east of Şanlıurfa, in south-eastern Turkey, hunter-gatherers raised rings of stone walls set with T-shaped pillars up to 5.5 m tall, more than eleven thousand years ago. This model traces Enclosures A, B, C and D, the rectangular Layer II buildings, Enclosure H and the quarry with its unfinished pillar from the published plans and reports.

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