"Neolithic-era temple" discovered in Turkey

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Courtesy of the Daily Grail - here's a report of the discovery of what's described as a Neolithic-era temple estimated to be 11,300 years old, near Ilısu in Turkey:
https://www.dailysabah.com/turkey/2019/1...eys-mardin

It's described as "similar to one previously unearthed in Göbeklitepe." Göbekli Tepe features prominently in some theories about the origins of civilisation - both conventional and unconventional - and is about 160 miles to the west of the new discovery.
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Courtesy of Mysterious Universe - here's more on the (relatively) newly discovered site, stated to be at Boncuklu Tarla and now claimed to be up to a thousand years older than Göbekli Tepe:
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/culture/ancient...ey/1664156
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