RE: The Greatest Archaeological Discovery of all Time: The Lost Civilisation

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The Greatest Archaeological Discovery of all Time: The Lost Civilisation

in archaeology •  8 years ago 

Nice post dude
This certainly is a very interesting site and it throws up a whole lot of new questions.
Things just keep getting older in terms of human activity in this world.

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      ·  8 years ago 

    I was reading that they estimated the lower enclosures to be 15,000 years old! Mind blowing.
    What gets me is that they could do such fantastic and accurate structures, which leads me to believe they had to have had practice. It is rare that people could get this right first time round... I guess I am suggesting there may be earlier sites knocking around beneath the hills of Turkey.

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        ·  8 years ago 

      I am sure there is a lot more to be discovered yet. Or re-discovered may be a better term to use.

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