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Laura Dietrich et al., “Cereal processing at Early Neolithic Göbekli Tepe, southeastern Turkey” (2019)

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Klaus Schmidt

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Primary ground-stone and cereal-processing study, including explicit limits on identifying domestic features

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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.

Answer / theory: He argued that ritual helped shape early settlement, but later evidence makes the slogan too simple. Evidence level: Mixed Evidence.
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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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The listed archaeological sources do not support lost high technology at Göbekli Tepe.

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