# The Deep Days

> Ordinary life, nine thousand years early.

Cinematic documentaries about ordinary life in the world's first villages and underground cities — Çatalhöyük, Göbekli Tepe, Derinkuyu — built on published excavation evidence.

Contact: info@thedeepdays.com · YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thedeepdays

## Pages

- [Home](https://thedeepdays.com/index.md): Ordinary life, nine thousand years early.
- [Agent tools](https://thedeepdays.com/agents.md): WebMCP tool docs

## Posts

- [The Skulls Under Çatalhöyük's Vulture Painting Were Never Missing](https://thedeepdays.com/posts/catalhoyuk-vulture-mural-skulls-not-missing.md): Çatalhöyük's famous mural shows vultures stripping headless bodies — but the burials directly beneath the painting still have their skulls. A 2016 forensic study on the site's real headless skeletons found a messier story than the wall lets on.
- [Why Çatalhöyük had no streets](https://thedeepdays.com/posts/why-catalhoyuk-had-no-streets.md): For most of its 1,100 years the world's most famous early town had no streets and no doors at ground level. You came home across the rooftops — and that changes how you picture everything else.

## Agent tools

In-page WebMCP tools via document.modelContext on every page of https://thedeepdays.com/: get_channel_info, search_posts, get_post, get_post_sources, open_youtube_channel, compose_contact_email, get_current_post.
Docs: https://thedeepdays.com/agents/ · post index: https://thedeepdays.com/agents/site.json