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This sculpture head from #Neolithic #Karahantepe remains one of the most fascinating pieces coming from there so far.
The resemblance to one of "miniature masks" we uncovered at #GöbekliTepe is remarkable.
What could this emphasised forehead mean? Hair, scarification, a tattoo? https://t.co/eC7Y7IVZNt
One of these #miniature stone #masks from #GöbekliTepe sticking more out due to the face's strongly emphasised forehead - A special hair or #headdress? #FacePainting or even #tattoo?
Approximately 12.000 years old pillar iconography from Enclosure D in the Pre-Pottery Neolithic Site of #Göbeklitepe, illustration by German archaeologist @jens2go from @dai_weltweit.🦊
@alfonslopeztena @MacLoganOnline Hour 2, 3rd record, tomb of Ramses V-VI.#GöbekliTepe
Sometimes those illustrations go their own way (here's e.g. an earlier draft of above's reconstruction of #PlantFood processing at #GöbekliTepe).
That's the fun in #visualizations: discussing all this fascinating research with the colleagues - and adding new results on the go.
Also worth noting the #iconography of #aurochs depictions here:
The vital large animal with aggressively lowered head and horns vs. the slain game - legs bent, tongue sticking out (here some more examples from #GöbekliTepe):
https://t.co/6y9q074oyf
#13,000 year old #Göbeklitepe, world's oldest sacred site, #Urfa #Turkey