How to pronounce“gobekli”in English

those Gobekli buildings with a skeptical eye, how it could be.

Because Gobekli basically turns this on its head.

Because Gobekli is a very remarkable site that disproves that basic idea.

So Gobekli itself has been excavated by the German Archaeological Institute.

So Gobekli Tepe in Southeast Turkey.

So Gobekli is right in the middle here.

And Gobekli, it's very much part of a ritual center.

So Gobekli is the right in the southeast of Turkey, and Catalhoyuk is right in the middle.

And Catalhoyuk and Gobekli, it's just lucky for various reasons that their stuff was preserved there.

- So speaking of Gobekli Tepe, what do you think about the work of Gram Hancock who also believes that there's a lost civilization in the Amazon?

And that's why the site at Gobekli is very important.

We've just been looking at Gobekli, which starts around 9,000 BC, and moving on now to Catalhoyuk, which is about 7,000 BC, where

So we've moved on from Gobekli in the sense that these are much larger agglomerations of people.

There's also a big difference from Gobekli in that now we have agriculture.

So this is a link to Gobekli.

We also saw lots of boars at Gobekli.

Because there's this marvelous site in Turkey called Gobekli Tepe.

- It is really controversial - ...at the time of Gobekli Tepe, there may have been already a writing system.

And I'm going to be using the new excavations at Gobekli as an example, but also using the excavations

Indeed, Gobekli has a lot of these circles.

Gobekli?

I mean, Gobekli and Catalhoyuk are really distinctive, in that for various reasons, they have this enormous concentration of stuff that survived.

The argument goes back to a site in southeastern Turkey called Gobekli Tepe.

- Do you know about Gobekli Tepe?

And remember that relates to the type of symbolism we saw at Gobekli.

How far is Catalhoyuk from Gobekli?

I mean, we've got go Gobekli Tepi and we've got the stuff that's going on in the Amazon and there's some other less startling things

Gobekli Tepe.

Well, that seal from Gobekli Tepe is a raindrop from which I infer writing, and it's perfectly possible they all wrote on flat leaves.

we'll see lots of parallels, but also contrasts with Gobekli.