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Places tagged “aegean neolithic”

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Ancient village

Ulucak Hoyuk Izmir Aegean Neolithic

Early Neolithic · Aegean Neolithic

Ulucak Hoyuk Izmir Aegean Neolithic at Izmir, Kemalpaşa, Turkey is a Early Neolithic ancient village of the Aegean Neolithic tradition, built c. 6400 BCE for westernmost aegean neolithic tell.

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Tell

Ulucak Höyük

Neolithic–Early Bronze (6850–3000 BCE) · Aegean Neolithic

Neolithic–Early Bronze (6850–3000 BCE) Aegean Neolithic tell at Izmir Province, Kemalpaşa – longest continuous aegean neolithic sequence (dims Mound 15 m high, levels I–IVb over 45 building horizons).