Discovery of a 5,300-Year-Old 'Mysterious Giant Circular Structure' and 'Perimeter Wall'
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A research group from Notre Dame Seishin University and Tokushima University has discovered a giant structure and a 100-meter diameter perimeter wall dating back to 3300 BC at the Kültepe site in Turkey. The findings suggest that urban formation in human history may have pluralistic origins centered around trade, rather than being limited to agricultural societies like Mesopotamia.
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- Q: What year did Notre Dame Seishin University and Tokushima University announce the discovery at Kültepe?
- A: The discovery was reported in 2023 by the research group from the universities.
- Q: What is the diameter of the perimeter wall found at the Kültepe site in Turkey?
- A: The perimeter wall discovered at Kültepe has a diameter of 100 meters.
- Q: How old is the giant circular structure discovered at the Kültepe archaeological site?
- A: The giant circular structure discovered at Kültepe is approximately 5,300 years old.
- Q: Which universities collaborated on the excavation of the 3300 BC structure in Turkey?
- A: Notre Dame Seishin University and Tokushima University collaborated on the excavation.
- Q: What date does the giant circular structure at Kültepe date back to?
- A: The giant circular structure at Kültepe dates back to 3300 BC.