10,000-Year-Old Gürcü Tepe: Is This Where It All Ended? | Ancient Architects

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  @AncientArchitects · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @ronj9592 · 3 years ago

  I&apos;ve often wondered how many sites like this one have been built over to the point where we will never even know about them.

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  @deantunkara1567 · 3 years ago

  I now look forward to your long form videos. Your content, presentation and clear commitment to the subjects you cover are reassuringly well researched and heartfelt. Keep up the good work.

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  @lynnmitzy1643 · 3 years ago

  Yay more stuff from Turkey. Thank you Matt ❤️🏞️❤️

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  @Arda7.7 · 3 years ago

  As a native turkish speaker i would like to help you out with turkish to english translation . Nice video by the way

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  @MarcCuster · 3 years ago

  Oh to be 40 years younger. &nbsp;It would be exciting to excavate such a site. &nbsp;Thanks for the presentation. &nbsp;So much has been discovered in this area of Turkey. &nbsp;It sure changes what was taught in archaeology classes back in the 80-90s.

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  @judewarner1536 · 3 years ago

  Great stuff! However, even with a qualification in Archaeology, I found the verbal descriptions almost impossible to follow when exemplified only by photographic images. BUT when aided by the archaeologists&apos; drawn-to-scale diagrams with legend and directional indicator, adjacent the photo, the descriptions took on a whole new dimension of understandability. I suggest this should be the standard approach.

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  @Eyes_Open · 3 years ago

  Things keep on getting betterer and betterer.

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  @cthulhukc7six6six37 · 3 years ago

  Another great video. Thanks for sharing all this wonderful information. I enjoy learning about our ancient past along side this amazing YouTube community.

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  @chrisoleary9876 · 3 years ago

  Thanks Matt! Excellent work as usual.<br>This concentration of sites in Southeast Turkey is endlessly fascinating....

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  @ellen4956 · 3 years ago

  It&apos;s so exciting to see another of these sites being discovered, especially with new artifacts! I love to see the carvings and flints. Even if we can&apos;t know who these people were, we can get an impression of their lives through these finds. Great presentation; thank you Matt for your continued work on these fascinating sites.

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  @underscore3842 · 3 years ago

  I love how your videos cover such an array of archeology, it’s fascinating. Keep it up 👍

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