[{"fields": {"radiocarbon_dated": null, "earliest_date_date_of_calibration": null, "comment": "", "grave_number_of_male_sex": null, "area_type": 4, "dating_method": [3], "latest_date_date_of_calibration": null, "cemetery_or_grave": null, "settlement_construction_shape": [2], "cave_rockshelters_evidence_of_occupation": [], "settlement_construction_type": [], "grave_type_of_human_remains": [], "latest_date_standard_deviation": null, "period": [2, 4], "grave_manipulations_of_graves": [], "cemetery_or_graves_mortuary_features": [], "description": "The prehistoric settlements are concentrated in three different areas far apart from each other. These are the fields to the northeast of the plain, the western outskirts of C\u0131b\u0131rada (the Terrace and the H\u00f6y\u00fck) and the summit of C\u0131b\u0131rada. The roman settlement which covers a large area, has considerably hampered the efforts to determine the spread and concentration of the prehistoric setllements. At the fields to the northeast remnants of stone foundations possibly from a building were visible. Three layers appeared after removal of the stones which had two shallow pits. Both the stone concentration and the layers underneath yielded quite a bit of chipped stone material and a few sherds which all might belong to the Early Neolithic at the latest. \r\nAt the H\u00f6y\u00fck and the Terrace fillings inside and outside the Roman buildings yielded quite a bit of chipped stone and one or two pieces of Early Neolithic sherds. A h\u00fcge standing stone on the eastern edge of the mound could still be dated to the Neolithic period. The Terrace had four different pebbly layers with chipped stone and small pottery sherds.\r\nAt the top of C\u0131b\u0131rada no architectural remains were ancountered, except a slightly curving row of stones which might be a remnant from a round house. ", "earliest_date_calibration": null, "settlement_structure": [], "cave_rockshelters_human_remains": null, "latest_date_14C_age_calibrated": null, "grave_age_groups": [], "period_comment": "There are at least two different layers wich can be assigned to the Neolithic period. The lower one has so far yielded no pottery, but only chipped stone and is related to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic period. ", "reference": ["S6SB4F3R"], "quarry_raw_material": [], "period_reference": [], "grave_sexes": [], "latest_date_delta13": null, "grave_number_of_female_sex": null, "grave_estimated_number_of_individuals": "", "earliest_date_lab_number": "", "latest_datedated_by": [], "settlement_human_remains": null, "cave_rockshelters_type": null, "latest_date_calibration": null, "settlement_special_features": [], "earliest_date_standard_deviation": null, "quarry_exploitation_type": null, "earliest_date_14C_age": null, "earliest_date_14C_age_calibrated": null, "area_nr": "", "grave_number_of_not_specified_sex": null, "site": 656, "modified": "2017-09-28T16:59:58.698Z", "settlement_type": 2, "grave_type": [], "cemetery_or_graves_topography": [], "latest_date_14C_age": null, "earliest_date_delta13": null, "latest_date_lab_number": "", "settlement_building_technique": [5], "public": true, "created": "2017-09-28T16:59:58.698Z", "grave_number_of_graves": "", "earliest_datedated_by": []}, "model": "defcdb.area", "pk": 1149}]