Gobekli Pillows

The ancient temple of Gobekli Tepe is causing controversy among the archaeological community, the T-shaped columns are a mystery.

Also known as Lion on Cross, because the figure was curved on a cross-shaped pillar that stands in world’s first archaeological site, Gobekli Tepe, in Anatolia, Turkey, dating back to the 10th–8th millennium BCE. This image is a digitally modified version of the original cave-art.

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The World’s First Temple, GobekliTepe (Turkey) … a prehistoric site, is 12,000 years old...

The World’s First Temple, GobekliTepe (Turkey) … a prehistoric site, is 12,000 years old...

The World’s First Temple, GobekliTepe (Turkey) … a prehistoric site, is 12,000 years old...

GobekliTepe in Sanliurfa, Turkey. The Ancient Site of Gobekli Tepe is The Oldest Temple of the World. UNESCO World Heritage site.

The World’s First Temple, GobekliTepe (Turkey) … a prehistoric site, is 12,000 years old...

The World’s First Temple, GobekliTepe (Turkey) … a prehistoric site, is 12,000 years old...

Discover a visual tribute to the millennia-old heritage of Göbeklitepe, the emblematic archaeological site offering a captivating glimpse into our origins.

Discover a visual tribute to the millennia-old heritage of Göbeklitepe, the emblematic archaeological site offering a captivating glimpse into our origins.

The World’s First Temple, GobekliTepe (Turkey) … a prehistoric site, is 12,000 years old...

The World’s First Temple, GobekliTepe (Turkey) … a prehistoric site, is 12,000 years old...

The World’s First Temple, GobekliTepe (Turkey) … a prehistoric site, is 12,000 years old...

Menhirs, dolmens, or taules. Circles, henges, cairns and cists, you name it. We're crazy for megalithic structures like Stonehenge. So you might say we're cold stone crazy, too.

The World’s First Temple, GobekliTepe (Turkey) … a prehistoric site, is 12,000 years old...

The World’s First Temple, GobekliTepe (Turkey) … a prehistoric site, is 12,000 years old...