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Partially excavated places tagged “aceramic”

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Tells9 Ancient villages4 Settlements4 Aceramic neolithics3 Mounds3

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🇮🇷Iran5 🇹🇷Turkey4

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🇮🇷 Iran · Tell

Tepe Ganj Dareh

Aceramic to Pottery Neolithic (c.8000–7500 BCE; cluster horizon) · Zagros PPN cluster (Ganj Dareh variant)

Harsin satellite PPN hamlet (8000 BCE) 2 km west of classic Ganj Dareh.

🇹🇷 Turkey · Ancient village

Suberde (Göğrem Su Göleti)

Aceramic Neolithic to Early Pottery Neolithic · Central/West Anatolian Neolithic

Aceramic Neolithic lakeside tell (c.7500–6500 BCE) on terrace of Lake Suğla near Karadağ, excavated 1965–71 by Jacques Bordaz.