That was the original claim, these days it's not (from wikipedia: "Current excavators interpret Göbekli Tepe as a settlement, based on recent findings such as d

That was the original claim, these days it's not (from wikipedia: "Current excavators interpret Göbekli Tepe as a settlement, based on recent findings such as domestic structures and features, water supply installations, and Neolithic tools associated with domestic use." The referenced paper seems to be fully available online: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/358411654_There_and_Back_Again_-_Towards_a_New_Understanding_of_Abandonment_Practices_at_the_Neolithic_Settlement_of_Gobekli_Tepe https://www.researchgate.net/publication/358411654_There_and...