Archeology

Archaeological private tours in Turkey.
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– I know people like you, he said to me. Herostratus is an example. In an attempt to immortalize his name, he burnt down the temple in Ephesus, one of the seven wonders of the world. – Well, what was the name of the temple's architect? – I don't remember, he confessed. I even do not suppose his name is known. – Really? But you remember name of Herostratus. You see, he might not have miscalculated his actions… (Jean-Paul Sartre, "Erostratus", Le Mur)

– I know people like you, he said to me. Herostratus is an example. In an attempt to immortalize his name, he burnt down the temple in Ephesus, one of the seven wonders of the world. – Well, what was the name of the temple's architect? – I don't remember, he confessed. I even do not suppose his name is known. – Really? But you remember name of Herostratus. You see, he might not have miscalculated his actions… (Jean-Paul Sartre, "Erostratus", Le Mur)

Catalhoyuk have almost 1000 houses which is estimated to had housed between 5000-8000 people simultaneously. However, all the building are same in terms of size and the facilities and no proof telling a class differentiation is unearthed up to date. In this sense, Catalhoyuk is considered as one of the most ancient example of a type of self-governance without being in need of a government. The idea of “Statelessness” seems to have a longer history than we generally assume.

Catalhoyuk have almost 1000 houses which is estimated to had housed between 5000-8000 people simultaneously. However, all the building are same in terms of size and the facilities and no proof telling a class differentiation is unearthed up to date. In this sense, Catalhoyuk is considered as one of the most ancient example of a type of self-governance without being in need of a government. The idea of “Statelessness” seems to have a longer history than we generally assume.

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