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Les environs:

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Localisation:

  • Turquie, Gölkaşı
  • geo:37.759144,31.681129
  • Précision ± 25-100 m.

Period or year:

  • -9000~ / unknown

Classification:

  • Habitat rural
  • Visible

Identificateurs:

  • vici:place=69228

Annotations

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Erbaba Höyük - Erbaba Tumulus is located 2.5 km. north-northwest of the Gölkaşı Village (Kistifan) and 1.5 km from Beyşehir Lake. The site is partially damaged by local peasants, who dig holes to earn some soil. It was discovered in 1963 during the field survey conducted by Ralph Solecki around Lake Beyşehir and Lake Suğla. The excavations  in 1969, 1971, 1974 and 1977 which was conducted by Jacques Bordaz of New York University unearthed  three culture layers. The mound was occupied during the Pre-pottery Neolithic Age and was inhabited during the Late Chalcolithic Age  albeit for a short time as indicates scarce amount of Hacilar-type pottery collected from the surface.

Sources:

  1. TAY – Yerleşme Ayrıntılari-http://www.tayprojesi.org/TAYmaster.fm$Retrieve?YerlesmeNo=847&html=masterEngDetail.html&layout=web

Erbaba Höyük - Erbaba Tumulus is located 2.5 km. north-northwest of the Gölkaşı Village (Kistifan) and 1.5 km from Beyşehir Lake. The site is partially damaged by local peasants, who dig holes to earn some soil. It was discovered in 1963 during the field survey conducted by Ralph Solecki around Lake Beyşehir and Lake Suğla. The excavations  in 1969, 1971, 1974 and 1977 which was conducted by Jacques Bordaz of New York University unearthed  three culture layers. The mound was occupied during the Pre-pottery Neolithic Age and was inhabited during the Late Chalcolithic Age  albeit for a short time as indicates scarce amount of Hacilar-type pottery collected from the surface.

Sources:

  1. TAY – Yerleşme Ayrıntılari-http://www.tayprojesi.org/TAYmaster.fm$Retrieve?YerlesmeNo=847&html=masterEngDetail.html&layout=web

À proximité

Beyşehir Höyük C - Kocadere Höyük (4 km)

Beolithic, EBA and MBA periods.

Yiğit Karan (6 km)

Roman period site.

Eylikler Höyük (6 km)

Site occupied since Bronze Age till Byzanrine Period.