İkiztepe II mound contains the earliest findings. Most of the findings are dated to the Early Bronze Age, but the earliest finds date back to possibly the sixth millennium BCE. Finds from İkiztepe exhibit similarities to material of the same age found elsewhere in Anatolia.
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Aug 21, 2024 · The findings unearthed during the excavations at İkiztepe Mound reveal that there was an uninterrupted settlement in the region from 4500 BC to 2000 BC.
During the excavations carried out in connection with the project in 2000 and 2001 at İkiztepe, 28 new graves were unearthed in Trench "M" covering 200 m2 at ...
Aug 9, 2016 · Bilgi said they had unearthed nearly 12,000 artifacts in the region over a period of 40 years, and they were on display at the Samsun ...
Late Chalcolithic Age remains were revealed at Level III of Mound II. This level was found in a deep sounding; and virgin soil was reached below. 8 building ...
... İkiztepe from other excavation sites. Again, the mass graveyard with 690 skeletons found in the excavation area is one of the largest compared to its ...
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Human Remains: Intramural Graves: Although rare; some intramural burials of the Ikiztepe inhabitants were found. A child's skeleton was found under a ...
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, ...
From the graves of the cemetery on Mound I a great number of metal artefacts were recovered, including jewellery, tools, and weapons such as daggers, spearheads ...
Oct 20, 2010 · In the graveyard on the highest hill in the ancient site, dating back to 2300-2100 BC, eight out of the 690 skeletons had skulls with traces of ...
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