I also noticed this was a thing that bothered them: > Along the way to the site, a forgettable visitor’s center greeted me with animations and music evoking pr

I also noticed this was a thing that bothered them: > Along the way to the site, a forgettable visitor’s center greeted me with animations and music evoking primitiveness. Such art is a window into our modern shared subconscious rather than into the culture of a people who erected buildings 11,500 years ago. I discovered it’s more of a political website, not one typically about archeology, and it made more sense in that context. They seem to have a chip on their shoulder about the perception of older cultures. Which also explains the opening about Turkey’s development. That said it’s a good read and later on has some interesting history on the development of archeology.