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Cengerli |
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Flat Settlement |
Altitude:
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1550 m |
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Eastern Anatolia |
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Erzincan |
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Refahiye |
Village:
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Cengerli |
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Survey |
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It is located on the fields on the northern and eastern parts of a big rocky block; 1.8 km south of Cengerli Village; adjacent to a stream passing through it; about 13 km southeast of Refahiye; northwest of Erzincan Province. Fisin stream flows from the west and north of the settlement. The stair-like cavities on the northern part of the rocky block can be considered as if they were prepared for fortification walls. Because of the sherds dating from the Urartu Period; it is possible that it was an Urartu Castle. In the fields around; there are sherds of grooved rimmed; red-brown and very well burnished ware and red-gray mottled and burnished ware. Some are comparable with the finds of Kildirik and Tombul Tepe. It was discovered by S. Güneri. Another surface collection is necessary. |
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