Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A groundbreaking new discovery has just been made at Karahan Tepe, one of the sister sites of Göbekli Tepe — an 11,000-year-old T-pillar carved with the first known human face from the Pre-Pottery Neolithic period.
I’ll be on-site tomorrow to see it in person and share what this could mean for our understanding of the world’s earliest temples and the dawn of civilization itself.
Subscribe for on-location updates from the ancient sites of Turkey — and stay tuned for exclusive footage from Göbekli Tepe, Sayburç, and more.
#KarahanTepe #GöbekliTepe #AncientDiscovery #ArchaeologyNews #AncientCivilizations #AdeptExpeditions
A groundbreaking new discovery has just been made at Karahan Tepe, one of the sister sites of Göbekli Tepe — an 11,000-year-old T-pillar carved with the first known human face from the Pre-Pottery Neolithic period.
I’ll be on-site tomorrow to see it in person and share what this could mean for our understanding of the world’s earliest temples and the dawn of civilization itself.
Subscribe for on-location updates from the ancient sites of Turkey — and stay tuned for exclusive footage from Göbekli Tepe, Sayburç, and more.
#KarahanTepe #GöbekliTepe #AncientDiscovery #ArchaeologyNews #AncientCivilizations #AdeptExpeditions










