With the advent of sedentism, or living in permanent settlements, a new way of life began.
The hunter and gatherers' well established subsistence strategy of thousands of years …

Analysis of charred plant macro-remains, including wood charcoals, cereals, seeds, tubers
and fruits from the Neolithic site of Çatalhöyük has indicated complex patterns of plant …

Çadır Höyük lies in a wide, flat valley within the Kanak Su Basin in the Yozgat Province of
central Anatolia, close to the modern-day village of Peyniryemez. It is a multi-period site with …

The geographical locations of Tell Atchana and Kinet Höyük between the Eastern
Mediterranean region, North-Syria and South-Anatolia define them as a focal point of …

Sos Höyük, located in the Pasinler Valley of northeast Turkey, is a multiperiod site occupied
from the Late Chalcolithic to the Medieval Period. No major archaeobotanical analysis has …

Cereal crop plants at Asikli Höyük included einkorn wheat (Triticum monococcum), emmer
wheat (T. dicoccum), free-threshing wheat (T. cf. durum), hulled two-rowed barley (Hordeum …

The Tüpraş Field project is located near the high mound of Kinet Höyük in the Hatay
Province of Turkey. The site was founded in the 8th century and continually occupied until …

ABSTRACT The Middle and Late Bronze Ages of western Anatolia (modern Turkey) remains
poorly understood in comparison with its Mycenaean and Hittite neighbours, especially in …

A history of agricultural production is proposed for Neolithic Çatalhöyük East, central Turkey,
using archaeobotanical, environmental, population and settlement studies. In the aceramic …

This article addresses the development and palaeoecological history of woodland
vegetation in the inland high-altitude plateaux of south-central Anatolia using wood charcoal …