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Ulucak Hoyuk: Excavations Conducted Between 1995 and 2002

Ulucak Hoyuk: Excavations Conducted Between 1995 and 2002

Derin, Z.
Cilingiroglu, A.
Abay, E.

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Series: Ancient Near Eastern Studies Supplement, Book 15

ArchaeologyAncient History GeneralGeneral Middle Eastern History

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ISBN10: 9042913916
ISBN13: 9789042913912
Publisher: Peeters
Published: Nov 9 2004
Pages: 162
Weight: 1.50
Height: 0.43 Width: 8.38 Depth: 11.68
Language: English
Of the areas in Anatolia that have attested intensive Neolithic occupation, the western region is the least understood, with systematic investigations barely two decades old. Information concerning the west-central sector around Izmir is particularly limited and underlines the significance of the results from Ulucak, an ancient mound site, and the first Neolithic site to be excavated in this part of Anatolia. The Neolithic settlement is superimposed by the debris of three other main cultural periods, providing an important sequence for the Izmir region. From top to bottom the periods are: Late Roman - Early Byzantine (Period I), Early Bronze Age II (Period II), Late Chalcolithic Age (Period III) and Late Neolithic (Period IV). Of these the Late Neolithic settlement is the most significant, attesting to influences from the Aegean, the Balkans and the Konya Plain. This volume presents the results to date of this multi-disciplinary project, ranging from palaeogeography, through stratigraphy and settlement plans to an analysis of the finds, focusing especially on the Late Neolithic.

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