The Oldest Temple on Earth
The Oldest Temple on Earth gobekli tepe Turkey. It is about twelve thousand years old, ten thousand BC, and it is more of a temple complex than a city. This is going to be fascinating, I made another video about my journey getting here and I drove for the past two days. If you want to watch that video, I showed you the landscapes of Turkey, the ticket to get in is the ruins, and the ticket is just seven dollars and includes both the animation show and the ticket itself. There is no evidence of a city, there is no evidence of people living there, there is no evidence of homes, and there is no evidence of a temple. The discovery of this site was thought to be 12,000 years ago, but it is believed that civilization in this area started right around here. At the site you will see pillars and animal carvings and big pillars and animal carvings and stone blocks that speak to a much more organized society than was believed to exist on earth. The taipei was discovered in 1963, in the frame of a joint turkish american survey project, and it tells us a lot about our human history.
The Old Place in the City
The time it was Klaus Schmidt a German who visited here, he recognized that it was a very old place, much older than previously thought, and only about 5% continued the excavations. I’m tired and this tour looks like there’s a walkway going up there. It won’t take long, this is what you get for 14 euros, or about 16 dollars, but it’s actually kind of nice. The squat toilets shower is pretty funky and the room is very quiet, but I haven’t seen any other guests here yet. It’s a good idea to give a taste of the city, it’s a very kind of give a taste of the city, a very kind of authentic Turkish Muslim kind of intense city streets, a lot going on out there, so look for the link down below or at the The guy at the restaurant recommended by the guy at the hotel recommended some pillows and a green bean soup, and this is a Turkish yogurt. The delivery guy for the restaurant is just three dollars and he has a bottle of water, bread, and yogurt.
