Free Göbekli Tepe discovery card

Move from looking to explaining. Keep each claim connected to an image, a date or a research source.

Excavated Building D with central T-shaped pillars and surrounding stone walls — Real excavation photograph; a record of surviving remains in 2019, not a prehistoric scene or current visiting conditions. Dosseman · 22 September 2019 · CC BY-SA 4.0. Existing web JPEG reused without further editing. Turkish source records scaling; overview also recompressed 26 October 2026 without changing dimensions, crop or colour. Image record ↗

1. Choose a stone detail. Write three separate statements: what you can see, what you infer, and what you cannot identify. Add the image filename or source so someone else can check your observation.

2. Compare one photograph from Building C with one from Building D. Record one similarity and one difference without treating them as the same pillar or translating every animal into a fixed meaning.

3. Make three dated rows: prehistoric building phases; modern investigation; photograph capture. Explain why 2019 is the date of a record, not the age of the stone.

4. Read the older excavation FAQ and the 28 January 2019 research interview. Write one changed or reopened question and one source you would consult next. Finish a 40-word museum label that clearly separates observation and interpretation.

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