In which region are the ruins of tell qaramel located?

Tell Qaramel is an archaeological site in north-western Syria, located in the Qoweiq River Valley in the area of the so-called Fertile Crescent.

In the late 1970s, excavations confirmed the existence of Tell Qaramel settlements from the pre-ceramic Neolithic period scattered over an area of 4 hectares around the hill and subsequent settlements that arose there until the Hellenistic period. At the peak of its development, the settlement could have been inhabited by 1,000 people.

The answer is A. The churches were against Science because it started to restrict the power they had. People began to realize that it was ok to ask why instead of just saying that's the way God wanted something. This resulted in a decrease in church attendance and the support and influence the church had recently attained within the government. They did their best to discredit scientists and philosophical thinkers.