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Göbekli Tepe and the Forgotten Genesis of Civilization. Lost Worlds: Ancient Origins and History, #5
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- Date de parution11/09/2025
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- ÉditeurHamza elmir
Résumé
Buried beneath a quiet hill in southeastern Anatolia lay the secret that would rewrite human history. For millennia, shepherds grazed their flocks across Göbekli Tepe - "Potbelly Hill" - unaware that beneath the soil slept the world's oldest temple. When archaeologists uncovered its towering T-shaped pillars in the 1990s, carved with foxes, vultures, and serpents, they revealed a monument that should not exist: a 12, 000-year-old sanctuary built long before farming, cities, or kings.
Göbekli Tepe shatters the story we thought we knew. Here, belief came before bread. Monumental stone circles rose centuries before villages, suggesting that ritual and imagination - not mere survival - drove humanity's first steps toward civilization. Even stranger, after building these sanctuaries, the ancient people who raised them buried them deliberately, sealing their mysteries in silence for ten thousand years.
This book is both journey and revelation. It takes you from the windswept limestone ridges of Anatolia to the cosmic imagination of our earliest ancestors. Along the way, you'll encounter the haunting symbols carved in stone, the feasts that bound clans together, and the profound question that Göbekli Tepe still poses: why did humanity choose to carve eternity from rock before it ever planted its first seeds?With lyrical storytelling and gripping detail, this work invites you into the oldest mystery of all - the forgotten genesis of civilization.
Göbekli Tepe is not simply archaeology. It is a question carved into stone, waiting for us to listen.
Göbekli Tepe shatters the story we thought we knew. Here, belief came before bread. Monumental stone circles rose centuries before villages, suggesting that ritual and imagination - not mere survival - drove humanity's first steps toward civilization. Even stranger, after building these sanctuaries, the ancient people who raised them buried them deliberately, sealing their mysteries in silence for ten thousand years.
This book is both journey and revelation. It takes you from the windswept limestone ridges of Anatolia to the cosmic imagination of our earliest ancestors. Along the way, you'll encounter the haunting symbols carved in stone, the feasts that bound clans together, and the profound question that Göbekli Tepe still poses: why did humanity choose to carve eternity from rock before it ever planted its first seeds?With lyrical storytelling and gripping detail, this work invites you into the oldest mystery of all - the forgotten genesis of civilization.
Göbekli Tepe is not simply archaeology. It is a question carved into stone, waiting for us to listen.
Buried beneath a quiet hill in southeastern Anatolia lay the secret that would rewrite human history. For millennia, shepherds grazed their flocks across Göbekli Tepe - "Potbelly Hill" - unaware that beneath the soil slept the world's oldest temple. When archaeologists uncovered its towering T-shaped pillars in the 1990s, carved with foxes, vultures, and serpents, they revealed a monument that should not exist: a 12, 000-year-old sanctuary built long before farming, cities, or kings.
Göbekli Tepe shatters the story we thought we knew. Here, belief came before bread. Monumental stone circles rose centuries before villages, suggesting that ritual and imagination - not mere survival - drove humanity's first steps toward civilization. Even stranger, after building these sanctuaries, the ancient people who raised them buried them deliberately, sealing their mysteries in silence for ten thousand years.
This book is both journey and revelation. It takes you from the windswept limestone ridges of Anatolia to the cosmic imagination of our earliest ancestors. Along the way, you'll encounter the haunting symbols carved in stone, the feasts that bound clans together, and the profound question that Göbekli Tepe still poses: why did humanity choose to carve eternity from rock before it ever planted its first seeds?With lyrical storytelling and gripping detail, this work invites you into the oldest mystery of all - the forgotten genesis of civilization.
Göbekli Tepe is not simply archaeology. It is a question carved into stone, waiting for us to listen.
Göbekli Tepe shatters the story we thought we knew. Here, belief came before bread. Monumental stone circles rose centuries before villages, suggesting that ritual and imagination - not mere survival - drove humanity's first steps toward civilization. Even stranger, after building these sanctuaries, the ancient people who raised them buried them deliberately, sealing their mysteries in silence for ten thousand years.
This book is both journey and revelation. It takes you from the windswept limestone ridges of Anatolia to the cosmic imagination of our earliest ancestors. Along the way, you'll encounter the haunting symbols carved in stone, the feasts that bound clans together, and the profound question that Göbekli Tepe still poses: why did humanity choose to carve eternity from rock before it ever planted its first seeds?With lyrical storytelling and gripping detail, this work invites you into the oldest mystery of all - the forgotten genesis of civilization.
Göbekli Tepe is not simply archaeology. It is a question carved into stone, waiting for us to listen.
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