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Widely accepted places tagged “anatolian neolithic”

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Ancient village

Catalhoyuk South Area Midden Trench 5 — Northern Annex

Pre-Pottery Neolithic (7400-6000 BCE) · Anatolian Neolithic

Catalhoyuk South Area Midden Trench 5 — Northern Annex in Central Anatolia, Konya, Turkey is a Pre-Pottery Neolithic (7400-6000 BCE) ancient village attributed to Anatolian Neolithic.

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Tell

Asikli Hoyuk Terrace Trench 12 South — Southern Extension

Pre-Pottery Neolithic (8200-7400 BCE) · Anatolian Neolithic

Asikli Hoyuk Terrace Trench 12 South — Southern Extension in Central Anatolia, Aksaray, Turkey is a Pre-Pottery Neolithic (8200-7400 BCE) tell attributed to Anatolian Neolithic.

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Ancient village

Boncluklu Hoyuk Field System North

Pre-Pottery Neolithic (8300-7500 BCE) · Anatolian Neolithic

Boncluklu Hoyuk Field System North in Central Anatolia, Konya, Turkey is a Pre-Pottery Neolithic (8300-7500 BCE) ancient village attributed to Anatolian Neolithic.