ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 7月24日 22時15分

photo by @vincentjmusi

A headless human, scorpions, vultures and other predators adorn this 11,000 year old pillar
at Göbekli Tepe, near Şanlıurfa,Turkey.
Created by hunter gatherers there are believed to be more than 200 of these pillars, thought to make up the world's first temple.
Professor Klaus Schmidt thought neolithic man looked first to the heavens for inspiration before all other things. He believed the pillars represented humans and spent the last 20 years stripping away the myths of the previous 10,000. He passed away this week.

I’ll be posting more images from my work at Göbekli Tepe every day this week to commemorate the work of Professor Schmidt on my account @vincentjmusi

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