Ulucak Höyük is an important Neolithic center in Western Anatolia, which was inhabited for the first time ca 6850 BC and was occupied during the Neolithic, Chalcolithic and Bronze Ages. The Neolithic Period settlement lasted for approximately 1200 years.
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