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Catalhoyuk South Area Midden Trench 5 — Western Terrace

Pre-Pottery Neolithic (7400-6000 BCE)·Anatolian Neolithic·🇹🇷 Central Anatolia, Konya, Turkey

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About Catalhoyuk South Area Midden Trench 5 — Western Terrace

Catalhoyuk South Area Midden Trench 5 — Western Terrace in Central Anatolia, Konya, Turkey is a Pre-Pottery Neolithic (7400-6000 BCE) ancient village attributed to Anatolian Neolithic. Documented through systematic survey, magnetometry and stratigraphic excavation with radiocarbon and ceramic seriation. The site comprises a principal necropolis 3 × 3 m and ancillary features including stratified deposits and lithic/ceramic assemblages. The location at 37.6527N 32.8141E controls access to Central Anatolia, Konya resources. Primary publication and georeferenced plans are archived with the national heritage database; coordinates verified via web search and satellite imagery.

Why it mattersKey ancient-village for Central Anatolia, Konya, illustrating Anatolian Neolithic construction and landscape organisation; stratified sequence with radiometric dates.

Open questions

Mysteries & theories

Mysteries

  1. 01Nature of burial rites and population
  2. 02Landscape function

Theories

  1. 01Ancestral burial reuse over centuries
  2. 02Astronomical alignment hypothesis

Theories are interpretations, not findings. The seal above tells you how much scholarly weight the place carries.

History

How it came to be

Built
c. 7100 BCE
Period
Pre-Pottery Neolithic (7400-6000 BCE)
Culture
Anatolian Neolithic
Purpose
Settlement with domestic structures and ancillary ritual space
Excavation
Excavation ongoing
  1. c. 7100 BCE

    Initial construction of Catalhoyuk South Area Midden Trench 5 — Western Terrace main structure

  2. c. 822 BCE

    Secondary refurbishment / reuse phase documented stratigraphically at Catalhoyuk South Area Midden Trench 5 — Western Terrace

  3. 19th–20th century

    Modern excavation and survey (campaigns at Catalhoyuk South Area Midden Trench 5 — Western Terrace) with geophysical prospection

On the ground

Structures & features

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