NEW | Göbekli Tepe & Karahan Tepe December 2025 Update: MAJOR DISCOVERIES ANNOUNCED!

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Published Oct 24, 2026

Over the past week or so, dozens of incredible new discoveries in SE Turkey have been announced, and they date back to between 10 and 11,000 years ago, as archaeologists have showcased to the media their most exciting new finds from 2025.

The finds scan the famous Tas Tepeler sites, including Gobekli tepe, Karahan Tepe, Sayburc, Sefer Tepe and more, and I have to say, you won’t be disappointed.

From a huge rectangular buildings an amphitheatre and colossal statues, to intricate jewellery, amulets and animal sculptures, 2025 has certainly been a year of discovery.

Gobekli Tepe is now certainly just one of many incredible sites from this remote epoch, and as our understanding deepens, more questions arise.

In this video, I’ll talk you through what we know about the latest discoveries and showcase them to the world, in all their glory.

For more information, check out this video from Megalithomania: https://youtu.be/pqNED6RJ4HY?si=rJps7djKsScQe1TD

See my previous video on new discoveries from 2025:
https://youtu.be/X3QZ3pwRJ0k?si=nBbnzj4XDse2oTjq
https://youtu.be/SLjib4wyExo?si=r-tYSB4yDwoeIn_1

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Contents:
0:00 Introduction
1:27 Earlier Discoveries of 2025
2:02 New 11,000-Year-Old Building at Karahan Tepe
4:39 Amphitheater Discovered at Karahan Tepe
5:41 Changing Perceptions of Karahan Tepe
6:57 Evolving Architecture at Karahan Tepe
8:25 Rectangular Special Purpose Building Discovered
13:08 Human Statue Discovered at Sayburç
14:05 Human Face Pillar Base at Sayburç
14:29 Sefer Tepe Human Face High Reliefs
16:56 More Discoveries from 2025
20:14 Concluding Remarks
21:24 Join Me on Tour in 2026

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