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Crop processing in the Early Bronze Age Houses of ikiztepe
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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, 7 km northwest of Bafra and is within the boundary of the present day village of Ikiztepe. The carbonised seeds and fruits secured from the occupation levels of İkiztepe houses dating from Chalcolithic to the Transition period are used to identify the crop processing activities conducted within the domestic units. Areas of fine sieving activity and the storage areas could be detected by the help of the analysis of the archaeobotanical materials. A comparison of the crop processing habits of the occupants of İkiztepe and other Early Bronze Age settlements in Anatolia is also made.
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C. Çilingir, “Crop processing in the Early Bronze Age Houses of ikiztepe,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2009.
