tepe
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- proper noun
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Tepe
- The setting, Sakin Tepe, was suggested by a stone castle.
- Göbekli Tepe
- Gbekli Tepe
- Sakin Tepe
And then no one knows really what Gobekli Tepe was for.
- And then no one knows really what Gobekli Tepe was for.
- But when I look at a place like Gobekli Tepe or Karahan Tepe, that screams civilization to me.
- But I think in a way that's what Gobekli Tepe is.
- Basically, I suggested that there is a correlation between the WEF and Gobekli Tepe as well as a Genung Penang.
- Aren't there some similarities between those Easter Island sculptures, those, those guys that they're carved out of the stone and the pillars that Gobekli Tepe?
Examples
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It's called Gobekli Tepe in Turkey.
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Why did Sakin Tepe celebrate on this particular day, 8 October?
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And then no one knows really what Gobekli Tepe was for.
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But when I look at a place like Gobekli Tepe or Karahan Tepe, that screams civilization to me.
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A site of unbelievable artistry and intricate detail, Gbekli Tepe has turned this theory on its head.
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Karabulut tells me excavations have revealed that Göbekli Tepe was constructed in two stages.
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The first structures at Gbekli Tepe were built as early as 10,000 B.C., predating their famous British counterpart by about 7,000 years.
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TURKEY: Experts are beginning to decipher Late Assyrian tablets from Ziyaret Tepe, a 9th- to 7th-century B.C. city on the Tigris River.
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PHOTO (COLOR): Klaus Schmidt of the German Archaeological Institute believes Gbekli Tepe attracted small nomadic groups from numerous regions throughout southeastern Anatolia.
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Gobekli Tepe is considered one of the oldest known sites of human habitation.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tepe as a name comes from the Turkish word tepe meaning 'hill', so people who lived by a hill or a village on a hill often took it as a surname or place name.