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Eskiköy Yeri |
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Upland Settlement |
Altitude:
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950 m |
Region:
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Mediterranean |
Province:
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Antalya |
District:
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Korkuteli |
Village:
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Çomakli |
Investigation Method:
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Survey |
Period:
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Late Early |
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Located on a natural elevation; the site lies 3.6 km northeast of Çomakli Village at the western hillside of Çikrikli Tepesi; north of Korkuteli District; northwest of Antalya. M. Özsait named the site as Eskiköy Yeri because it is south of old location of Çomakli Village. A surface collection was made at an area of 60x100 m. Sherds resembling the Late Nneolithic Age-Early Chalcolithic Age painted ware of Hacilar; and Late Chalcolithic Age; Iron Age ceramics were collected from the surface. |
Location: This site lies 3.6 km east of Çomakli Village; north of Korkuteli District; northwest of Antalya. |
Geography and Environment: This mound; which lies on a natural hillock; is 35 m high and has a 60x100 m base. The settlers must have preferred this elevated terrain. The name of the site; Eskiköy Yeri; which literally means "the site near the old village"; has been given because the old village of Çomakli used to be south of this area. In addition to erosion; the site has been destroyed by treasure hunters' trenches. West of the site; along the highway between the villages of Çomakli and Bozlar; is the Eskiköy Pinari natural spring. |
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