MAR
2009
There was recently an article posted on Daily Mail about a place called Gobekli Tepe. Gobekli Tepe was discovered by a Kurdish man in the rolling plains of Turkey in the summer of 1994. The site, described by some as the most important archaeological site in the world, is believed to be the possible location of the Garden of Eden found in the story of Genesis. The site contains many large stone pillars with carvings on them.
In Genesis, the Garden of Eden is said to lie where four rivers meet. It is widely accepted that two of these rivers are the Tigris and Euphrates. Gobekli Tepe lies between both of these rivers.
Is this the true location of the Garden of Eden? I don't think anybody is sure, but the topic is still very fascinating to learn about, realizing that there is always the possibility it could indeed be the place where Adam and Eve once lived in the garden .
Gobekli Tepe on Wikipedia.



