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19,000-year-old stone statues discovered in Türkiye

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Excavations have revealed what are now considered the oldest known human figurines in Anatolia, Türkiye, dating back as far as 19,000 years ago.
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19,000-year-old stone statues discovered in Türkiye

Excavations have revealed what are now considered the oldest known human figurines in Anatolia, Türkiye, dating back as far as 19,000 years ago.

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