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Tuglu Höyük |
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Mound |
Altitude:
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835 m |
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Central Anatolia |
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Çorum |
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Ugurludag |
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Tuglu |
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Survey |
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It is located in Tuglu Sub-District; west-southwest of Çorum Province. It has been surrounded by modern houses. It looks like a small hill. It measures 15 m in height and 75x90 in dimensions. It is also used as the cemetery of the village. It has been severely damaged by the modern buildings. Through the splitted sections; traces of walls with a limestone substructure and mudbrick superstructure can be seen. The surface collection carried out by a team under T. Sipahi and T. Yildirim in 1996 yielded sherds dating from the third; second and first millennia BC. |
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