AT-1791

Edward B. Banning, “So Fair a House” (2011)

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Klaus Schmidt

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Peer-reviewed corrective critique of a strict temple-versus-house distinction

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Klaus Schmidt

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Schmidt's excavation and later scholarship made ritual, feasting, and monumentality important to debates over early Neolithic community formation, without establishing a simple ritual-before-agriculture sequence.

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Schmidt argued for a strong ritual role in early community formation; later critique and cereal-processing evidence complicate a temple-only or one-way causal model.

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The listed archaeological sources do not support lost high technology at Göbekli Tepe.

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The listed archaeological sources provide no evidence that the Göbekli Tepe pillars depict extraterrestrials or record alien contact.

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Edward B. Banning, “So Fair a House” (2011)

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Edward B. Banning, “So Fair a House” (2011)

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Klaus Schmidt

Why Ancient Inquiry uses this citation here

What this usage does not establish

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Klaus Schmidt

Schmidt's excavation and later scholarship made ritual, feasting, and monumentality important to debates over early Neolithic community formation, without establishing a simple ritual-before-agriculture sequence.

Schmidt argued for a strong ritual role in early community formation; later critique and cereal-processing evidence complicate a temple-only or one-way causal model.

The listed archaeological sources do not support lost high technology at Göbekli Tepe.

The listed archaeological sources provide no evidence that the Göbekli Tepe pillars depict extraterrestrials or record alien contact.

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