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HARUN YAHYA

possessed far more advanced knowledge, technology and civilization than was
previously imagined. This in turn reveals that they were not at all primitive.
Indeed, an article in the Turkish magazine Bilim ve Teknik says that the
Göbekli Tepe discoveries expose a widespread misconception regarding the
history of mankind: "These new data reveal a major misconception with re-
gard to humanity's history." 23 That error lies in interpreting history in the
light of the evolution deception.

Ceramics are one of the most frequently encountered traces
left behind by bygone cultures. Many people today still
make a living by making such pots. If only a few shards were
to survive from our own day, and if scientists of the future
found them and suggested that our civilization must have
been still ignorant of metallurgy, how accurate would their
claim be?

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