Located in the Viranşehir district, Sefertepe sits at a crossroads between the great Euphrates and Tigris rivers. Like its counterparts, it features the iconic T-shaped pillars, but its unique geography suggests it was a central hub for various nomadic groups to gather and trade. Excavations here are revealing how these early communities shared architectural styles and spiritual beliefs across vast distances, proving that the “Taş Tepeler” culture was a well-connected regional phenomenon.

The Experience: Discover a strategic spiritual hub located at the crossroads of the Fertile Crescent.

The Details: Situated in the Viranşehir district, Sefertepe features T-shaped pillars similar to those in the main centers. Its location suggests it served as a vital link between different Neolithic communities living between the Euphrates and Tigris rivers. Excavations here are uncovering how architectural styles and spiritual beliefs were shared across vast distances 10,000 years ago.