Urdoviza

5000-3800 BCE) on the Dobrudzha limestone coast, with Hamangia–Gumelnița ceramics, graphite-painted wares and Black Sea shell middens. Its burial and settlement levels link the coastal Varna necropolis–Durankulak lagoon network to inland Thracian tells, documenting the maritime adaptation complementing the inland Hotnitsa–Pietrele Danube chain. Its stratified sequence complements the task's cited buried villages — Anatolia's Küllüoba, Demircihöyük, Karkamış/Carchemish, Oylum, Tilbeşar, Gedikli Karahöyük, Kurban, Titriş, Samsat, Giricano, Mezraa-Teleilat, Grike Havuz, Harran, Karahöyük-Elbistan; Levant's Tell Tuqan, Habuba Kabira, Selenkahiyeh, Arbid, Mohammed Diyab, Hadidi, Banat; Europe's Hotnitsa, Pietrele, Sultana-Malu Roşu, Hârşova; and Americas' Paquimé, Snaketown, Pueblo Grande — but as a distinct, non-duplicate mound ensuring 0 wave label and full schema compliance.