NEW DISCOVERIES: 10,000-Year-Old Finds at Sefer Tepe

Gobekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe are two of the twelve Tas Tepeler sites of SE Turkey and right now we know far more about these two compared to the other ten. Therefore, I for one am happy to see that archaeological resources are being spread out across the region.

Of all the 12, the most easterly site is Sefer Tepe, and that’s the site I’m reporting on today because some fantastic new discoveries have been made.

In this video, I'll first give you some background regarding this ancient 10,000 to 11,000-year-old Pre-Pottery Neolithic site, and then I'll tell you about the fantastic new discoveries from the 2024 excavation season.

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[AncientArchitects]

Hello from Turkey! 🇹🇷 I’ll be at Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe in a few days! Thank you for watching and thanks for supporting the channel!

[JonnoPlays]

This is my favorite topic in archeology right now. Can't get enough!

[phoneguy]

the whole Tepe area is like a bottomless treasure chest. just amazing. it really starts to look like the Tepe site was THE cradle of human civilization.

[loisrossi]

Iam am glad that we are still uncovering history, thank you.

[parksto]

Thank you for this interesting episode. Have a good time 😊

[bec]

I can't wait!! Have a great time. Very envious.

[_MikeJon_]

Love it! The more we discover the cooler it gets.

[bellafemedia]

I’m always left agog by the breadth and depth of your updates on this entire region of the Turkish (Syrian & Middle Eastern) region and am grateful for your dedication and reporting. I hope one year you will organize a tour so that some of us may join you in your direct explorations.

[kdurukal]

The amount of oxalic acid salt in large 240-litre containers carved from stone found in Göbeklitepe. The oxalic acid salt could be obtained by soaking, crushing and fermenting the dates. So it existed in the region or ranges. As a matter of fact, in the research conducted on plants by the Max Planck Institute in Cologne in 1997, 338 cultivated wheat species were compared and it was determined that the origin of all wheat was in the foothills of Karacadağ in Göbeklitepe, Urfa. Today it grows wild in the current region. This distortion revealed where the wheat remains found in Göbeklitepe came from.

[paulroberts]

Incredible, Tepes have a cache of green beads pendants and drilling techniques, Denisova Cave in Siberia a cache of Green beads, pendants found, drilling techniques are very important for eye condition.

[robertdickson]

So nice a authentic Chanel, fed up with all the click bait and lies on YouTube. Well done.

[Sibyle]

2 videos in a row! 🎉❤
I hope your trip is amazing!

[WilliamHarbert]

Great presentation. I hope you have a pleasant adventure in Turkey. Our time in Egypt together was epic.

[barrywalser]

Awesome! Looking forward to your observations from Turkey. Thanks Matt!

[arnoudvandervalk]

Enjoy your trip, Matt. Looking forward to more great video’s.

[bobcohen]

Thank you most interesting video. Look forward to your future videos.

[ShortbusMooner]

Wondering if the 'dotted' bead might have been used as currency? 🤔
Thank you for sharing! Excited for you- can't wait to see your footage! 👍

[joconnor]

Great video and very informative. Thanks for posting!

[katep]

Brilliant news. Hope your trip is going well. Can't wait to hear and see more about it!

[ArmyJay]

Fantastic report, always the first to get the information out.