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An unexplained construction aged 12.000 years

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The Göbekli Tepe (Gobekli Tepe) It is an archaeological site in present-day Turkey who is still under excavation. Prehistoric temples of the Neolithic era have been found in this area, dating to around 11,500 BC.. and is the most ancient in the world.

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