Göbekli Tepe continues to fascinate with its prehistoric secrets in Turkey

Turkish archaeological site Göbekli Tepe, nicknamed the "navel of the world," reveals evidence of hunter-gatherer settlement dating back millennia.

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This prehistoric megalithic complex testifies to advanced social organization long before conventional agriculture.

Excavations continue to fuel debates on human civilization evolution and the origins of urban life.

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