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Mound | |||||
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Altitude:
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810 m | |||||
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Mediterranean | |||||
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Province:
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Burdur | |||||
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District:
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Bucak | |||||
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Village:
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Keçili | |||||
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Destruction :
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Agriculture | |||||
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Visited - 26/6/2001 | |||||
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| Location: This site lies south of the city of Burdur; southeast of the town of Bucak; in the northern part of the narrow valley between Lake Anbahan and Lake Kestel. It lies in Helvacitepesi Mevkii; 1.5 km south of the village of Keçili. |
| Geography and Environment: The mound lies between the two lakes; in the northern part of the Kilde Valley; on Mount Helvacitepesi; a northwestern extension of Mount Karagan/Kiragan. The site was named Keçili by Özsait; who discovered it; because Keçili is the closest village to the site. The extent of the scatter of ceramics and other finds has not been given because the site lies on a natural ridge. The mound is currently cultivated. |
| Destruction Details: The mound has been damaged due to agricultural activities. It is completely planted [TAYEx 26.6.2001]. |
