İkiztepe is an archaeological excavation site at Bafra, Turkey in the Kızılırmak delta, near the Black Sea coast. Although İkiztepe means "twin mounds" in Turkish, the site contains four mounds and a burial ground amidst those. İkiztepe II mound contains the earliest findings.
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Aug 21, 2024 · The excavations at İkiztepe Mound, which began in 1974 in the Bafra district of Samsun and has brought to light nearly 15,000 archaeological ...
Location: It is located immediate north of the Ikiztepe Village; 7 km northwest of Bafra; about 55 km of Samsun. Geography and Environment: The mound is ...
This cultural heritage, first discovered by archaeologists excavating near Dündar Tepe in 1944, is located within the borders of İkiztepe Village, 7 km ...
Location: It is located immediate north of the Ikiztepe Village; 7 km northwest of Bafra; about 55 km of Samsun. Geography and Environment: The mound is ...
Oct 20, 2010 · Ancient Village in Samsun, Turkey. Bronze Age settlement. The village was home to about 300 people at its peak, around 3200 to 2100 BC.
Location: Türkiye, İkiztepe; geo:41.614399,35.8703; Location ± 0-5 m ... Ikiztepe site consists of two large, two small mounds. Tepe I was occupied ...
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İkiztepe is the largest excavated mound type settlement of prehistoric times in the Black Sea region in Turkey. It is located ca. 55 km northwest of Samsun, ...
Description: The site of İkiztepe is located close to the Black Sea coast, ca. 55 km northwest of modern Samsun and is 1.5 km west of the Kızılırmak and its ...
