Gobeklitepe, Turkey 4K - Walking Tour Around the Oldest Settlement in the World
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- čas přidán 28. 03. 2022
- Walking tour of Göbeklitepe Archaeological Site on a cloudy day. The footage of tour is taken around the ruins of the world's oldest settlement.
Göbekli Tepe is a Neolithic archaeological site near the city of Şanlıurfa in Southeastern Anatolia, Turkey. Dated to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic, between c. 9500 and 8000 BCE, the site comprises a number of large circular structures supported by massive stone pillars - the world's oldest known megaliths. Many of these pillars are richly decorated with abstract anthropomorphic details, clothing, and reliefs of wild animals, providing archaeologists rare insights into prehistoric religion and the particular iconography of the period. The 15 m (50 ft)-high, 8 ha (20-acre) tell also includes many smaller rectangular buildings, quarries, and stone-cut cisterns from the Neolithic, as well as some traces of activity from later periods.
The site was first used at the dawn of the Neolithic period, which in Southwest Asia marks the appearance of the oldest permanent human settlements anywhere in the world. Prehistorians link this Neolithic Revolution to the advent of agriculture, but disagree on whether farming caused people to settle down or vice-versa. Göbekli Tepe, a monumental complex built on the top of a rocky mountaintop, far from known sources of water and to date produced no clear evidence of agricultural cultivation, has played a prominent role in this debate. The site's original excavator, German archaeologist Klaus Schmidt, described it as the "world's first temple": a sanctuary used by groups of nomadic hunter-gatherers from a wide area, with few or no permanent inhabitants. Other archaeologists challenged this interpretation, arguing that the evidence for a lack of agriculture and a resident population was far from conclusive. Recent research has also led the current excavators of Göbekli Tepe to revise or abandon many of the conclusions underpinning Schmidt's interpretation.
First noted in a survey in 1963, the importance of the site was recognised by Schmidt, who directed excavations there from 1995 until his death in 2014. Since then, work has continued under the auspices of Istanbul University, Şanlıurfa Museum, and the German Archaeological Institute, under the overall direction of Turkish prehistorian Necmi Karul. It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2018, recognising its outstanding universal value as "one of the first manifestations of human-made monumental architecture". As of 2021, less than 5% of the site has been excavated.
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The oldest human settlement in the history♡
Thank you very much for this Fantastic video♡
Perhaps it's currently the oldest known settlement - but this did not spring into being with no predecessors, it's definitely not the first human settlement ever. That said, thanks for the video! It's an amazing site - those buildings are pretty sophisticated, with all the complex stone work.
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Thank you for an excellent armchair tour!
Nice work by Turkey, et al for the Modern Humans facility. The canopy is complimentary and inspiring.
Obviously, this is not the "Zero point of Civilization". These Idea people and crafts people are generations, and hundreds of kliks, removed from there.
It is difficult for us in 21st Century to fully appreciate the magnificence of this accomplishment, or of Prof Schmidt's Team.
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The little Stones Not from Interesst but the Ground Foundation and What IS under that , that is Interessting 🙏 Make with LIDAR from the Air Pictures to See .
Thank you, I did not realize the scale of it until I saw your video!
Great video, thanks.
So much more needs to be explored. From the looks of it, its become a tourist attraction.
It's a lot bigger and a lot more spread out and a lot more unearthed than most online accounts and pictures that usually show just one famous little circular rocks and pillars spot.
It's way bigger than the impression that is widely given and even talked about. Even by the "experts".
Hep gitmek istediğim ama nasip olup da gidemediğim bu çok önemli tarihi mekanı sayende izleme fırsatı buldum. Teşekkürler
Göbekli tepe has nothing to do with Türks. Türks were still combatting against pleiosaurs in Asia as Göbekli was built.
@@ezzovonachalm9815 who built it then?
Looks cozy honestly
What I don’t understand is the cost of building all that priceless art. That would of cost 100s of millions of pounds. And you would think thousands people would of been working at once. Amazing it was ment to be found I think at this time. I think the aliens are coming back
Dünya tarihi burada bu konuyu çözmesi gerekiyor.. Burada kimler yaşadı
Hi Cem on the go! My name is Camila and I'm from news agency LANA. We are making a report about Göbeklitepe and we wanted to ask you if we can use some seconds of your video (of course with the correct credit/source of Cem on the go as it should be). Thanks and great videos!
Im more impressed with the beautiful protective enclosure and elevated walkway for tourists that looks as if its floating. Great job, Turkish govt or whoever is responsible.
11:56 That must be the first and oldest No Smoking sign in the world
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great
For the oldest Settlements in the World you are going to have to look on the Ocean Floor.
Hi, may I kindly ask you to allow me use such clips for a mini documentary I will be trying to create please. As always, you will be credited at the very end
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Awesome video. Thanx for the walk around. 🤩💭 Peps should read, “The Dawn of Everything”, A History of Humanity by David Graeber and David Wengrow. The book includes a more detailed look into this site and many others like it.
looks like the big stones we're part of the original structure and the smaller stones part of what came later . Not the oldest any thing .
makes you wonder if there are settlements under every one of those hills
actually there are several more , unsing lidar tech you can see a lot more settlements around the area
Do you take into account the more stable temperature 10 feet down.It is on average 65 degrees. The towers would radiate the cooler temp. in the summer and warmer in the winterThe pillars and bedrock would increase the effect. I did not look at the climate in that area. They would have had knowledge of this fact. They would have a roof and rim to keep the rain out.
The oil companies gain from our building style today and our laziness.
How horrible that they've cut off this ancient site from its origins and alignments with the stars -_-
So disastrous
Buraları eskiden hep bağlıktı.
Selamün aleyküm aslinda Göbeklitepete daha acilmamis yerler cok yani bu yapilardan daha cok var simdi degerli Kardeslerim Arkolaglar size biraz yardimci olicam sayet acarsaniz yazicaklarim yerleri yoklarsaniz kesin ayni yapilari bulacaksin. Bakin Meshur bir agac varya bu mesafeleri yazicagim yerleri hep bu Agactan ölcerek yerlerini bulacaksiniz Birinci yer Agactan 75m uzaklikta bu yer insanlarin ziyareetigi yerin hemen Arkasinda Orta derecede yogunluk olan Arazideki yerde Agaclarin tam bitmesine yakin sag kösesinde derinligi 2,50 metrede. Ikinci yer Bu arazidede iki tane yapidan var biri saginda biride Solunda bunlarin Mesafeside ikisinin Agactan 50m uzaklikta Bu arazide Agaclarin seyrek oldugu Arazide kalmaktadir sagdaki 2 m soldakide 3,50 metre derinde.Dördüncü yapi da Agaclarin sekli yogunlugu ücgen seklini almis burasi da Arazi bu yapida Meshur Agactan 75m uzaklikta burasida arazinin icinde. Son yerleri yaziyim bu yazicagim yerde de tam 4 tane yapi var bunlar aslinda cok yakinda Insanlarin Arabalarini Park edipde yürüdükleri yer varya iki tane Tahtadan köprü yolu var bu Yapilar tam orada sadece cimenlik iki Köprunun arasinda kalan yer zaten Köprünun üst tarafinda biraz Yapilar acilmis bu yerde hemen biraz assagisi yemyesil olan arazi ilk yapi Agactan 100m ikincisi 110m ücüncusude 145m uzaklikta son yapisida buda ayni yerde Tam insanlarin köprüye adim attiklari yerin 5 metre ilerisinde daha cok sey varda neyse ciddiye alipta birileri okursa yazicagim yerlerdan baslarlarsa sonuca giderler Allaha emanet olun
AA.. AA ayıb oluyor kardeşim. Sizde hepsini deşifre ettiniz olacak şeymi şimdi.? Yapmayın Allah aşkına.. oda başka bir bahara..
I wonder has this site anything to do with Noah.
Gobeklitepe was built roughly 9000 years before the old testament was written, and 4000 years before the rise of Sumeria, so unlikely to connected with anything Abrahamic or the Sumerian myths form which Noah's flood derives.
Absolutely not.
Sorry dog god aint real this was before jesus
The city where this building is located is called the city of the prophets by the people living in Turkey.
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Göbeklitepe auf kurdisch Gere Merada
Gobekli Tepeh made Dzozero
3 dinastija and go from Saqqara
In this time Dzozero made 1 mastabe.
Dzozeri died and reinkarnation in time 18 dinasti in time Amenhotep lll .. Mujsij
In time Akenaton made 4 mastabe and temple and his slaveEdo Elifaz ImHotep doctor and inginer made templ Edfu.
Edo Elifaz its son of Ada and Essaud.. Ezav Edomites phader its this Elifaz who have 2 son. In Saqqara
Josif ImKotep of the Heliopolis Kairo it son of Rahela and Jakob. JOSIF ImKotep its slave of faraon Akenaton and Nefertiti. Learn dreams of Akenaton.
Josif ImKotep Heliopolis send help food from Saqqara Elifaz Edo ImHotep.
Edo Elifaz Imhotep Saqqara son of Ada and Essaud Ezav
Josif ImKotep son of Rahela and Jakob
I am intersted in what you are saying. What does mastabe mean? Who or what is Dzozero? Are you saying that the people of Khem/Egypt have a role in Gobekli Tepe?
@@mitchimoon Džozero its god HAD.
I wonder how the wooden structure above it used to look like. More than likely circular, but i wonder if it was an open top or enclosed one. Now that the site is fully excavated they should probably start drawing conclusions soon.
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Bana kalırsa birde göbeksizi bulsanız iyi olacak..(!)&(?)
Noah, Mysterious no, try this The great flood around 13,000 yrs ago, Noah landed on mt Ararat (the mount of salvation) there was noah, wife, 3 sons, previous workers and a anunnaki guide. When he
landed and set foot on land he was joined by the anunnaki leaders who were safely above the earth in sky ships. They were on the mountain some time while the water was settling, planting crops etc. Then with the aid of anunnaki relocating below cutting and placing the large pillars in place then the earthlings setting up walls with smaller stones. Now in time changes being made notice the carved stone heads especially the the sitting statues of a man a woman and three sons that scene is Noah his wife ham on the left of wife, shem and japhet on the right, notice hams hat different from noahs and the other two sons, why because ham did not hold the priesthood. Also notice the many heads similar to the sitting staues all repecting noah and family. The other statues represent the anunnakis.