Robert M. Schoch: Writing at Göbekli Tepe
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Robert M. Schoch: Writing at Göbekli Tepe Navigation Menu Robert M. Schoch: Research Highlights Writing at Göbekli Tepe God and the Sun: The Writing at Göbekli Tepe By Robert M. Schoch, with Catherine Ulissey Road signs pointing to Şanlıurfa and Göbekli Tepe. (Photo: R. Schoch and C. Ulissey.) Posted 6 April 2020 (Our apologies for having to mark the copyright of our photos below as we have, but we have had so many images stolen from us through the years it sometimes leaves us feeling mugged. It costs a great deal to fly to these locations to photograph, film, and research. Thank you for your
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