Çatalhöyük: a 9000 year old town - Ian Hodder (Stanford University)

"Çatalhöyük: a 9000 year old town"
Relatore: Ian Hodder (Professor of Anthropology, Stanford University)
Project Director of Çatalhöyük Research Project (www.catalhoyuk.com)
Abstract
This talk describes the fascinating and important early town of Çatalhöyük in central Turkey. The site is important because of its large size and elaborate symbolism, including wall art and burials beneath the floors of houses. The speaker has been excavating at the site for 25 years using the latest scientific techniques. A very large team has been piecing together the detailed evidence of the site in order to understand how the society was organized, how it lasted so long, and what its rich symbolism means.
Martedì 24 luglio 2018, ore 20.30
Scuola Superiore di Catania
Anfiteatro - Villa San Saverio

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Fascinating, outstanding and very educational.

[@Nodenable]

Thanks for sharing the video; it was very educative to get to know about Catalhoyuk!

[@timjohnston6034]

A really informative talk, thank you. I just watched the NG video with Morgan Freeman, that was really bland. Amazing please produce more of these documentaries.

[@lowersaxon]

So human civilisation started much earlier than school books tell. I think it started in 10 to 9 thousand BC. In ancient Anatolia ( Turkey) and in what is now called India.