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A Gigantic Megalithic City in Ancient Turkey

What are some recent archaeological discoveries that rewrite ancient history?
Martin Kovaik,
https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-recent-archaeological-discoveries-that-rewrite-ancient-history
Extracts:
Gobekli Tepe, archeologic site in today's Turkey. Cca 12000 ago, mysterious culture built this site using megaliths. These are aligned with astronomical bodies, that proves advanced knowledge of astronomy. According to the archeological consensus, people of that era were hunter-gatherers, but Gobekli Tepe tells quite another story.

Site is huge, only a small portion has been excavated so far - many things remain to be revealed.

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Gigantic Dolmen in Israel. Artforms like those of Europe
Archaeological discovery means that maybe the Dark Ages weren't so dark
https://www.fromthegrapevine.com/lifestyle/archaeological-finding-means-ancient-dark-ages-werent-so-dark
This 4,000-year-old artistic monument found in Israel required 'technological knowledge and planning.'
by Ilana Strauss | Tuesday, March 7, 2017

Extracts:
A new archaeological discovery suggests that the "Dark Ages" in Israel's Levant may not have been so dark. Israeli archaeologists uncovered a massive, 4,000-year-old dolmen (a Stonehenge-like tomb) in Israel's Golan Heights. It was thought that people who lived back then couldn't make something that advanced.

After the impressive Bronze Age civilizations of 4,000 years ago disintegrated, the region went through a "Dark Ages" from 2,350 to 2,000 B.C. By "dark," historians mean people abandoned cities and became nomadic tribal societies. (That actually doesn't seem all that dark to me. Nomadic tribal peoples may not have had a lot of impressive structures, but their quality of life might have actually been pretty sweet. But, you know, archaeologists are pretty into digging up old buildings.)

Art like this has been found on dolmens in Europe and Asia, but never in the Levant. Until now.
At least, that's what archaeologists thought. But this discovery might change things. The newfound dolmen would have required ingenuity and organization. It's got lots of chambers and artwork, and the capstone covering it alone weighs 50 tons. According to archaeologists, a nomadic tribal society would not have been able to put together a coffin this complicated. (I've talked to nomadic tribal peoples that built entire houses in a month, but whatever.)

"The fact that we do not see cities and big settlements and monumental building doesn't mean nothing existed at that time," explained Dr. Gonen Sharon, a professor at Israel's Tel Hai College who worked on the dig. "The largest empire in history of the world is the Mongol Empire and it left no traces in archaeology. They were like Bedouin, nomadic. For the dolmens to have been built, they needed enough people to do it, needed to feed them, needed architectural mastery and technological knowledge and planning. The dolmen is monumental and attests to a more significant culture than we had thought."

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