Catalhoyuk

[Mertt03]

Nope they were not sleeping at all. Nowadays Turks are still getting burried on their side! Its a ritual so its not a coincedence.

[tonyrosam]

i wonder what animal had 4 horns at end of slide lol

[fliegeroh]

That bull head motif is fascinating. Makes me think they were part "rancher" because the cow was such an important animal. I saw the exact same motif in Mexico, 9000 years later.

[yenomcream]

am I the only person that see's the word Catholic in this word/place "Catalhoyuk?"

[powrxplor69]

@yenomcream

Yes, you are.

[jonowonoponosono]

@yenomcream

yes

yes you are

[muratti05]

No no! human had at that time sure 5 finger but maybe he calculated with fingers while he had his hand in his trouser pocket and for this reason came he on 6 ;-)

[MumblingMickey]

I'd love to see this place... but I'd guess that random tourists are not welcome.

[unity2k]

What was the music you used for the video?

[antuanjo]

QUE HERMOSO

[G00dfeIIa]

This has nothing to do with Turks. Turks came to Anatolia just some hundred years ago. Catakhoyuk is one of the area's they've stolen.

[volvodieselclub]

@G00dfeIIa what do you now when turks was there?? the city Konya and Gaziantep is one of the oldest living citys and the turks lived there all the time... go home and read some history before you talk..!!

[volvodieselclub]

@G00dfeIIa  just search for the Selcuks and Ottomans..!! turks has been there in loong time..!!

[G00dfeIIa]

@volvodieselclub Selcuks and Ottomans came to Anatolia less than 1000 years ago dumbass. Catalhöyuk was created more than 8000 years ago.

[volvodieselclub]

@G00dfeIIa the Oguz han emperium was there in Anatolia 920year BC..!! the turks biggest emperium was in todays Mongol, the turks are from Asia, Chengiz Khan the big leader of the mongol emperium vas a Turk..!!! an this was like 10.000BC..!!! soo shut the fuckk uppp

[G00dfeIIa]

@volvodieselclub "Chengiz Khan" was a Turk and he lived around 10.000BC? HAHAHA what the hell are they teaching you at Turkish school? "Chengiz" lived between 1162–1227 AC. The Xiongnu empire which I think you're referring to, was definitely not in Anatolia. And you say it yourself, Turks are from eastern Asia, around Mongolia, NOT Anatolia.

[volvodieselclub]

@G00dfeIIa Yess turks are from asia.. but look at what you said first= Turks came to Anatolia just some hundred years ago.. some hundred??? some hundred years ago the turks Owned all anatolia, and balkans, northen afrika, all the arab lands..!! they was the biggest in the world just like Cengiz Han he was the biggest in his time.. and the Selcuks was the biggest in their time.. the turks has allways owned Anatolia..!!!

[sheriefcassis]

@volvodieselclub ull never be good as the ancient Egyptians 

[MegaAgamer]

@G00dfeIIa Your a Turk.

[MsArgentana]

I know a lot about this town. search in youtube KATHLEEN KENYON and GOBEKLI TEPE. Jericho and Gobekli excavation detected they are 10.000 BC

THANKS CLAUDIA

[Darkhammer85]

çatalhöyük in Konya (Southern Turkey)

[tasocuq]

Where is the catalhöyük?

[neilp1993]

turkey

[tasocuq]

Which city in Turkia?

[odomandis]

Nice and very interesting video.

[uyvar42]

çatalhöyük is in my town.There is so interesting

[JadenYuki20]

I'm learning about this place.By the way great music.i will need this for later.

[sebiscum]

Davvero interessante questo video perché ci aiuta a comprendere come vivevano questi popoli neolitici

[vasterastjej]

very intressting video, nice picture collection

[taghl]

Thank you for uploading this. Its extremely interesting to see how our earliest civilized people organized themselves for mutual benefit. I wonder is there any information as to how large or small these people were physically? Were they pigmy-like in stature or our size? Anyone know? Fascinating stuff.

[myorangetree]

it isnt designed to be educational, it's just a selection of photos.

if you want to learn about catalhoyuk, read the book, or look at the website, or wikipedia.

[deckard08]

i think that person has 6 fingers

[nowhining4u]

amazing. how do you get this footage? amazing...

[RightHandJack]

OMG the guy @ 00:51 seconds didn't rott at all ! and he's wearing modern clothes !! LoL Whatta find !!!

[madvideogamer]

i dont think hes suppose to be rotting i think hes trying to copy what they looked like

[vidular]

Very interesting, there is so much we do not know about human history.

[Yezidism07]

I think that the hand skeleton has 6 fingers.

Because human time is calculate arround number 6, so 60 minuts are 1 houre, mounth are 12 how 12 fingers.

Old human calculate was doing with finger, why the calculate time is base 6 if the human have 5 fingers?

XXXYezi;)

PS: perhaps in the past existed persons with 6 fingers or 3.

[thepeanutgallery420]

amazing, never knew that, makes sense tho. thank you

[Aneurin]

so if that is true why do the numbers you count with only go up to 10? if they had 12 fingers it would go 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 x x 10 (with 2 extra numbers). people use the number 12 just because it is the most practical for everyday stuff, you can easily divide it into halves, thirds, quarters, and sixths, but they count with 10s because they had 10 fingers.

[yinyangbalance]

@Yezidism07 That has a lot more to do with Astronomy than anything else my friend. Number of fingers have influenced our number system, which is base 10. Time system is influenced by observed space and planetary events and the earth's rotation.

[shananahan44]

Why are the bodies curled up like that(or bones once bodies)? Do you know? I thought that there may be a reason you knew about...if so please share? :)

[nunof22]

probably to minimize the space ocuppied by the body. they were buried under the house floors. there is an official webpage if you google it. people made their living on the roofs, and there were no streets like today!

[madvideogamer]

i think they were sleeping?

[reamate]

As an archaeologist in the making, I found this very interesting. Catalhöyük is truly an amazing place.

[dudeanwalker]

thanks Yezi for sharing this information good video!