US EditionArchaeologists Unveil a 12,000-Year-Old Structure, Possibly the World’s Oldest Man-Made Calendar
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Archaeologists Unveil a 12,000-Year-Old Structure, Possibly the World’s Oldest Man-Made Calendar
A stunning discovery in southern Turkey is raising new questions about the origins of timekeeping and the early human connection to the cosmos. Beneath the soil of a site that has long captivated archaeologists, researchers have uncovered evidence of a sophisticated calendar system that predates anything previously known by thousands of years. The implications of this find could force a reevaluation of early human civilization and its understand…
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