Which risk increased due to bronze fatigue at Göbekli Tepe?

💡 Explanation

Bronze picks weakened carved monolithic pillars because cyclical stress caused metal fatigue leading to fracturing; therefore, stability risked pillar collapse, rather than other areas mainly involving chipped or ground tools during early construction.

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