Archaeologists in southern Turkey have discovered a unique, 11,000-year-old statue depicting a person riding a leopard. The find, made at one of the world’s earliest settlements, is being hailed as unprecedented by researchers.
The statue was unearthed in southern Turkey, at a site representing one of the world’s earliest settlements. The discovery details a figure seated atop a leopard. Researchers state the statue is ‘unlike anything seen before.’
The age of the statue is estimated to be approximately 11,000 years old. The artifact’s unique depiction—a person riding a leopard—sets it apart from other archaeological finds.
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