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(653, '4', 4, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"description\": \"\", \"comment\": \"The coordinates are taken from the location of the closest modern town (Besiri). \\r\\nThe site  is situated east of Besiri Town in eastern Batman Province, at the mouth of the Garzan Basin, where the Garzan River makes a wide curve, between 700-710 m, on the Plio-Quaternary base flat. The dimensions of the settlement, positioned in the mountain-plain transition zone, are approximately 160 m (N-S) by 130 m (E-W), and the thickness of the fill varies between 3,5 and 3 m. Although the mound is bordered by the Kani Husur (Cadah Stream) to the north, the exact Iimits of the Neolithic mound are not clear due to significant topographical changes since 7500 BC.\", \"exact_location\": \"no\", \"elevation\": null, \"created\": \"2016-03-02T21:28:00Z\", \"alternative_name\": [], \"public\": true, \"latitude\": \"37.920000000000\", \"longitude\": \"41.290000000000\", \"topography\": 2, \"geographical_coordinate_reference_system\": 5, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T11:26:27.504Z\", \"name\": \"Sumaki H\\u00f6y\\u00fck\", \"authorityfile_id\": \"\", \"alias_name\": [], \"province\": 24, \"coordinate_source\": 3, \"number_of_activity_periods\": 5, \"reference\": [\"3GESZ8K6\", \"BFXRW328\", \"UTEECGBE\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.site\", \"pk\": 4}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük', 60, 653),
(654, '17', 17, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"description\": \"Hallan Cemi is located in Batman Province, ca. 50 km north of the city of Batman. lt is a small stratified mound situated on the west bank of the Sason Stream, a tributary of the Batman Stream, which in turn is a tributary of the Tigris River (Fig. 1 ). lt is approximately 4,3 m in height and covers an area of less than 5 ha. At least four pre-pottery building Ievels are known to exist, but only three were excavated to any meaningful degree before work at the site had to cease. A recent series of 16 accelerator dates (OxA 12298-99, 12328-41) confirm that the site was occupied for a few hundred years toward the end of the 11th millennium BP in C14 years (mid 10th millennium cal. BC). \", \"comment\": \"\", \"exact_location\": \"yes\", \"elevation\": null, \"created\": \"2016-03-08T11:27:27Z\", \"alternative_name\": [], \"public\": true, \"latitude\": \"38.223929000000\", \"longitude\": \"41.241661000000\", \"topography\": null, \"geographical_coordinate_reference_system\": 5, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T11:32:25.533Z\", \"name\": \"Hallan Cemi\", \"authorityfile_id\": \"\", \"alias_name\": [], \"province\": 24, \"coordinate_source\": 1, \"number_of_activity_periods\": 3, \"reference\": [\"3DFRB6AA\", \"3ZFIM6S7\", \"4H4GN27V\", \"4PXIV3ER\", \"A2Z6SJQX\", \"A7VVVMA6\", \"AMV5AT97\", \"EZQDU6AG\", \"FVBWK9RR\", \"GVJ4PKHA\", \"N8TQS73U\", \"P2FPMVNW\", \"WI3TU7JJ\", \"WVR6A6WI\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.site\", \"pk\": 17}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Hallan Cemi', 60, 654),
(655, '18', 18, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"description\": \"The site is located across the Batman Stream from the city of Batman\'s airport, approximately 2 km up river from the bridge that carries the new Batman-Diyarbaku road across the aforementioned river. It is situated at an altitude of ca. 540 m, on the edge of the 10 m terrace that constitutes the west bank of the Batman Stream\'s current tlood plain, approximately 20 km upstream from the Batman\'s contluence with the Tigris and ca. 40 km downstream from the site of Hallan Cemi. Surface collections made during the above-mentioned site survey and during a subsequent visit in 1993 indicated that, with the exception of a relatively minor re-occupation of the site during the Medieval period, the site dated exclusively to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic. \\r\\nIt was clear at the time of the survey that the Batman Stream had cut away some indeterminate but substantial part of the site at some point in the past. Based on the spatial extent of artifactual material eroding out of the river section - the bulk of the survey\'s initial assemblage estimates were that what remained of the site stretched for ca. 300m along the edge of the terrace, to a depth of as much as perhaps seven meters. ln contrast, the visible surface scatter was seen to extend in from the terrace edge only for a maximum distance of ca. 50 m. However, it was thought that alluvial wash from a higher and older terrace ca. 1 km further to the west was obscuring the more westerly portians of the original site surface and associated artifact scatter, and that the site likely extended further in from the river terrace than the ca. 50 m indicated by the visible surface scatter. \", \"comment\": \"\", \"exact_location\": \"yes\", \"elevation\": 540, \"created\": \"2016-03-08T15:45:47Z\", \"alternative_name\": [], \"public\": true, \"latitude\": \"37.931381000000\", \"longitude\": \"41.094921000000\", \"topography\": 2, \"geographical_coordinate_reference_system\": 5, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T11:33:40.319Z\", \"name\": \"Demirk\\u00f6y\", \"authorityfile_id\": \"\", \"alias_name\": [], \"province\": 24, \"coordinate_source\": 1, \"number_of_activity_periods\": null, \"reference\": [\"BPVVXUCP\", \"EGNPA3SD\", \"FVBWK9RR\", \"GPIPBTDX\", \"NJUXFE65\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.site\", \"pk\": 18}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy', 60, 655),
(656, '2', 2, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"project_leader\": \"Algaze, G.\", \"project_id\": \"\", \"comment\": \"\", \"created\": \"2016-03-02T19:43:48Z\", \"institution\": [], \"public\": true, \"year_of_activity_end_year\": 1990, \"special_analysis\": [], \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T11:37:38.903Z\", \"reference\": [\"NK4R4IM2\"], \"project_name\": \"The Tigris-Euphrates Archaeological Reconnaissance Project\", \"year_of_activity_start_year\": 1988, \"research_type\": [16]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.researchevent\", \"pk\": 2}]', 'field walking survey: systematic_The Tigris-Euphrates Archaeological Reconnaissance Project__1988', 59, 656),
(657, '3', 3, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"description\": \"The mound is located beside Gusir Lake, 40km south of the city of Siirt; 2 km west of Ormanardi Village in Eruh County on the southern shore of Kavak\\u00f6z\\u00fc Creek, a tributary of the Botan River. Gusir Lake is a sinkole fed by the waters of the Kavak\\u00f6z\\u00fc Creek, and by the springs around it. Its western side is covered with flatlands which extend through the Botan Rier bed. In the south the terrain rises rather stieeply before descending towards the deep canyon of the Tigris River a few kilometers away. (...) The site is  in an agricultural land, its surface covered with small terraced gardens; the site has suffered from the construction of the terraced boundaries of these gardens as well as from agricultural practices. The terrace slope on the north falls in terraces towards the Kavak\\u00f6z\\u00fc Creek, the gently sloping western and southern flanks of the mound merge with the flatlands. The east end of the mound is bounded by the steep drop into Gusir Lake. The site convers an area approximately 150m in diameter and its top is at 535m above mean sea level. Apart from a few Medieval pottery fragments unearthed on the site, all the archaeological material encountered up to now belongs to different levels of the Pre-Pottery Neolithic period, mainly to its earliest horizon. Dating (C14) - 9975 and 9600 BP.\", \"comment\": \"Coordinates are NOT officially approved - as the site can not be found in GoogleMaps or OREA but from (www.megalithic.co.uk -> http://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=15182). In comparison with the map published by \\u00d6zdogan the position of the site is correct.\\r\\n\\r\\nFor information on the research under Algaze see: Velibeyoglu, J., Schachner, A. and Schachner S., 2002. 837.\\r\\n\\r\\nThe number of activity periods is not exactly defined in the text (see above).\", \"exact_location\": \"no\", \"elevation\": 535, \"created\": \"2016-03-02T19:32:32Z\", \"alternative_name\": [], \"public\": true, \"latitude\": \"37.726544000000\", \"longitude\": \"41.822927000000\", \"topography\": 2, \"geographical_coordinate_reference_system\": 5, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T11:39:07.097Z\", \"name\": \"Gusir H\\u00f6y\\u00fck\", \"authorityfile_id\": \"\", \"alias_name\": [], \"province\": 30, \"coordinate_source\": null, \"number_of_activity_periods\": 2, \"reference\": [\"3GESZ8K6\", \"9MW57NDJ\", \"C9JQQX73\", \"NK4R4IM2\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.site\", \"pk\": 3}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Siirt_Gusir Höyük', 60, 657),
(658, '4', 4, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"description\": \"\", \"comment\": \"The coordinates are taken from the location of the closest modern town (Besiri). \\r\\nThe site  is situated east of Besiri Town in eastern Batman Province, at the mouth of the Garzan Basin, where the Garzan River makes a wide curve, between 700-710 m, on the Plio-Quaternary base flat. The dimensions of the settlement, positioned in the mountain-plain transition zone, are approximately 160 m (N-S) by 130 m (E-W), and the thickness of the fill varies between 3,5 and 3 m. Although the mound is bordered by the Kani Husur (Cadah Stream) to the north, the exact Iimits of the Neolithic mound are not clear due to significant topographical changes since 7500 BC.\", \"exact_location\": \"no\", \"elevation\": null, \"created\": \"2016-03-02T21:28:00Z\", \"alternative_name\": [], \"public\": true, \"latitude\": \"37.920000000000\", \"longitude\": \"41.290000000000\", \"topography\": 2, \"geographical_coordinate_reference_system\": 5, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T11:42:00.934Z\", \"name\": \"Sumaki H\\u00f6y\\u00fck\", \"authorityfile_id\": \"\", \"alias_name\": [], \"province\": 24, \"coordinate_source\": 3, \"number_of_activity_periods\": 5, \"reference\": [\"3GESZ8K6\", \"BFXRW328\", \"NK4R4IM2\", \"UTEECGBE\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.site\", \"pk\": 4}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük', 60, 658),
(659, '17', 17, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"description\": \"Hallan Cemi is located in Batman Province, ca. 50 km north of the city of Batman. lt is a small stratified mound situated on the west bank of the Sason Stream, a tributary of the Batman Stream, which in turn is a tributary of the Tigris River (Fig. 1 ). lt is approximately 4,3 m in height and covers an area of less than 5 ha. At least four pre-pottery building Ievels are known to exist, but only three were excavated to any meaningful degree before work at the site had to cease. A recent series of 16 accelerator dates (OxA 12298-99, 12328-41) confirm that the site was occupied for a few hundred years toward the end of the 11th millennium BP in C14 years (mid 10th millennium cal. BC). \", \"comment\": \"\", \"exact_location\": \"yes\", \"elevation\": null, \"created\": \"2016-03-08T11:27:27Z\", \"alternative_name\": [], \"public\": true, \"latitude\": \"38.223929000000\", \"longitude\": \"41.241661000000\", \"topography\": null, \"geographical_coordinate_reference_system\": 5, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T11:44:53.625Z\", \"name\": \"Hallan Cemi\", \"authorityfile_id\": \"\", \"alias_name\": [], \"province\": 24, \"coordinate_source\": 1, \"number_of_activity_periods\": 3, \"reference\": [\"3DFRB6AA\", \"3ZFIM6S7\", \"4H4GN27V\", \"4PXIV3ER\", \"8EVEXSIZ\", \"A2Z6SJQX\", \"A7VVVMA6\", \"AMV5AT97\", \"EZQDU6AG\", \"FVBWK9RR\", \"GVJ4PKHA\", \"N8TQS73U\", \"NK4R4IM2\", \"P2FPMVNW\", \"WI3TU7JJ\", \"WVR6A6WI\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.site\", \"pk\": 17}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Hallan Cemi', 60, 659),
(660, '18', 18, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"description\": \"The site is located across the Batman Stream from the city of Batman\'s airport, approximately 2 km up river from the bridge that carries the new Batman-Diyarbaku road across the aforementioned river. It is situated at an altitude of ca. 540 m, on the edge of the 10 m terrace that constitutes the west bank of the Batman Stream\'s current tlood plain, approximately 20 km upstream from the Batman\'s contluence with the Tigris and ca. 40 km downstream from the site of Hallan Cemi. Surface collections made during the above-mentioned site survey and during a subsequent visit in 1993 indicated that, with the exception of a relatively minor re-occupation of the site during the Medieval period, the site dated exclusively to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic. \\r\\nIt was clear at the time of the survey that the Batman Stream had cut away some indeterminate but substantial part of the site at some point in the past. Based on the spatial extent of artifactual material eroding out of the river section - the bulk of the survey\'s initial assemblage estimates were that what remained of the site stretched for ca. 300m along the edge of the terrace, to a depth of as much as perhaps seven meters. ln contrast, the visible surface scatter was seen to extend in from the terrace edge only for a maximum distance of ca. 50 m. However, it was thought that alluvial wash from a higher and older terrace ca. 1 km further to the west was obscuring the more westerly portians of the original site surface and associated artifact scatter, and that the site likely extended further in from the river terrace than the ca. 50 m indicated by the visible surface scatter. \", \"comment\": \"\", \"exact_location\": \"yes\", \"elevation\": 540, \"created\": \"2016-03-08T15:45:47Z\", \"alternative_name\": [], \"public\": true, \"latitude\": \"37.931381000000\", \"longitude\": \"41.094921000000\", \"topography\": 2, \"geographical_coordinate_reference_system\": 5, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T11:46:24.765Z\", \"name\": \"Demirk\\u00f6y\", \"authorityfile_id\": \"\", \"alias_name\": [], \"province\": 24, \"coordinate_source\": 1, \"number_of_activity_periods\": null, \"reference\": [\"BPVVXUCP\", \"EGNPA3SD\", \"FVBWK9RR\", \"GPIPBTDX\", \"NJUXFE65\", \"NK4R4IM2\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.site\", \"pk\": 18}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy', 60, 660),
(661, '39', 39, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"project_leader\": \"\", \"project_id\": \"\", \"comment\": \"\", \"created\": \"2016-03-16T12:09:09.725Z\", \"institution\": [], \"public\": true, \"year_of_activity_end_year\": 2000, \"special_analysis\": [], \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T12:09:09.725Z\", \"reference\": [\"8VNM9FQH\", \"CSV448ND\", \"NIV6UTUV\"], \"project_name\": \"Salvage Project of the Archaeological Heritage of the Ilisu and Carchemish Dam Reservoirs\", \"year_of_activity_start_year\": 2000, \"research_type\": [16]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.researchevent\", \"pk\": 39}]', 'field walking survey: systematic_Salvage Project of the Archaeological Heritage of the Ilisu and Carchemish Dam Reservoirs__2000', 59, 661),
(662, '3', 3, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"description\": \"The mound is located beside Gusir Lake, 40km south of the city of Siirt; 2 km west of Ormanardi Village in Eruh County on the southern shore of Kavak\\u00f6z\\u00fc Creek, a tributary of the Botan River. Gusir Lake is a sinkole fed by the waters of the Kavak\\u00f6z\\u00fc Creek, and by the springs around it. Its western side is covered with flatlands which extend through the Botan Rier bed. In the south the terrain rises rather stieeply before descending towards the deep canyon of the Tigris River a few kilometers away. (...) The site is  in an agricultural land, its surface covered with small terraced gardens; the site has suffered from the construction of the terraced boundaries of these gardens as well as from agricultural practices. The terrace slope on the north falls in terraces towards the Kavak\\u00f6z\\u00fc Creek, the gently sloping western and southern flanks of the mound merge with the flatlands. The east end of the mound is bounded by the steep drop into Gusir Lake. The site convers an area approximately 150m in diameter and its top is at 535m above mean sea level. Apart from a few Medieval pottery fragments unearthed on the site, all the archaeological material encountered up to now belongs to different levels of the Pre-Pottery Neolithic period, mainly to its earliest horizon. Dating (C14) - 9975 and 9600 BP.\", \"comment\": \"Coordinates are NOT officially approved - as the site can not be found in GoogleMaps or OREA but from (www.megalithic.co.uk -> http://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=15182). In comparison with the map published by \\u00d6zdogan the position of the site is correct.\\r\\n\\r\\nFor information on the research under Algaze see: Velibeyoglu, J., Schachner, A. and Schachner S., 2002. 837.\\r\\n\\r\\nThe number of activity periods is not exactly defined in the text (see above).\", \"exact_location\": \"no\", \"elevation\": 535, \"created\": \"2016-03-02T19:32:32Z\", \"alternative_name\": [], \"public\": true, \"latitude\": \"37.726544000000\", \"longitude\": \"41.822927000000\", \"topography\": 2, \"geographical_coordinate_reference_system\": 5, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T12:10:19.780Z\", \"name\": \"Gusir H\\u00f6y\\u00fck\", \"authorityfile_id\": \"\", \"alias_name\": [], \"province\": 30, \"coordinate_source\": null, \"number_of_activity_periods\": 2, \"reference\": [\"3GESZ8K6\", \"9MW57NDJ\", \"C9JQQX73\", \"CSV448ND\", \"NK4R4IM2\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.site\", \"pk\": 3}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Siirt_Gusir Höyük', 60, 662),
(663, '16', 16, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"description\": \"While D. Theocharis divided the settlement into a Acropolis (Sesklo A) and a Polis (Sesklo B), K. Kotsakis came through analogies to the conclusion that there are two different types of the settlement, Sesklo A as a tell settlement and Sesklo B as a lowland settlement.\", \"comment\": \"\", \"exact_location\": \"yes\", \"elevation\": null, \"created\": \"2016-03-07T20:40:08Z\", \"alternative_name\": [], \"public\": true, \"latitude\": null, \"longitude\": null, \"topography\": 4, \"geographical_coordinate_reference_system\": null, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T13:00:44.221Z\", \"name\": \"Sesklo\", \"authorityfile_id\": \"\", \"alias_name\": [], \"province\": 89, \"coordinate_source\": null, \"number_of_activity_periods\": null, \"reference\": [\"33MJCH6I\", \"4JXJG5NH\", \"SBTC4GXW\", \"UADVZSS6\", \"UEPXA9X2\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.site\", \"pk\": 16}]', 'Thessaly_Northern Sporades_Sesklo', 60, 663),
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These structures, observed in all the levels in the excavated areas, are also roi.md-planned and the diameters vary from 1,1m to 2,1m. Apart from those which were much damaged by later intrusions, 29 definable examples of these structures have been recovered, all having pebble paved floors.  Similar small sized structures, not suitable for dwelling and possibly serving as storage units, have also been recovered at Hallan Cemi. The presence of plant remains recovered in abundance in these buildings also points to their function in this direction. The third group of buildings (diam. 3,42 - 3,8m), so far only three in number (Y3, Y11, Y44), differ from the others in their dimensions and floors. Their foundation walls have been preserved up to four courses of medium-sized stones regularly arranged using clay mortar. Findings associated with these buildings include two skeletons and the horns of a wild goat. 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Apparently a decision was made to convert these mortars from food-producing artefacts to architectural members; Along with the presence of the grinding stones used in the walls, animal bones found in many of the houses have been providing information on the subsistence pattern of the inhabitants. \\r\\nIt is possible to consider the buildings at K\\u00f6rtik Tepe in three main groups. The first group comprises the buildings that display a clear circular plan-type (diam. 2,3-3m), now numbering 86; there are many others that have not been that well preserved. Simple foundation walls of rows of unworked stones and subterranean tloors of compacted mud are common to all. We have no definite evidence as to how the superstructures were built, but, seemingly, after the stone wall reached a certain height, possibly reeds reinforced with plaster were used. The second group comprises structures that are too small to be considered as dwellings. These structures, observed in all the levels in the excavated areas, are also roi.md-planned and the diameters vary from 1,1m to 2,1m. Apart from those which were much damaged by later intrusions, 29 definable examples of these structures have been recovered, all having pebble paved floors.  Similar small sized structures, not suitable for dwelling and possibly serving as storage units, have also been recovered at Hallan Cemi. The presence of plant remains recovered in abundance in these buildings also points to their function in this direction. The third group of buildings (diam. 3,42 - 3,8m), so far only three in number (Y3, Y11, Y44), differ from the others in their dimensions and floors. Their foundation walls have been preserved up to four courses of medium-sized stones regularly arranged using clay mortar. Findings associated with these buildings include two skeletons and the horns of a wild goat. 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BC and 9320 cal. BC. However, in both dated sequences the upper layers of the first main occupation period [CH 2B; CH 21] were much younger, dating between 9450 cal. BC and 9320 cal. BC. \\r\\nThe older phases down to -300 cm largely overlap. They match the course of the calibration curve and correspond to a plateau. The calibrated dates are therefore lengthened, and it is impossible to decide whether they document a very short occupation period or in fact correspond to about 150-250 years. Wiggle matehing suggests very short gaps of probably one generation or less between the different phases. The dates precisely fit the time range calculated for the Early PPNA at other sites. The oldest radiocarbon dated Phase Vl suggests a date of 9620 cal. BC right at the transition from the Younger Dryas (YD) to the Early Holocene. Though Phase Vll, the oldest excavated so far, has not yet been dated, it is likely that a settlement had already been established on the site during the last phase of the YD. \\r\\nThe architectural remains and the material assemblage recovered at K\\u00f6rtik Tepe present a picture parallel to those other contemporary sites of the Upper Tigris Valley, Hallan Cemi being first in line. from the testimony of the finds recovered in the dwellings and in the graves as burial gifts, faunal analyses, and all the other evidence, K\\u00f6rtik Tepe shows us without any doubt that it is a site of the Pre-Pottery Neolithic A period. 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This meaning attached to the dwelling house is also noted in the regularized burial traditions.  the employment of complex funerary rites and practices, both prior to and after the interment of the body, is evident. The custom of smearing of some parts of the dead with plaster/lime is one of such burial practices. it seems that two different methods were used in this process of smearing. ln the first method the bodies were smeared after they were interred in the grave, and the burial gifts were broken to be left next to the dead. ln most cases it is evident that the smearing was done soon after the death of the individual, as there are no plaster remains among the bones, and the bones are still in an articulated position. However, there are other hurials where the thick layer of smeared plaster has taken the shape of the bones, filling in the joints; accordingly, we surmise that the smearing was executed after the tlesh had decayed. Likewise, there are some other hurials with barids of ochre on the bones that had then been coated over with plaster. There are also a number of skeletons-including the skulls-that have been adorned with parallel bands of ochre before being coated with lime plaster. ln two instances bands of red and black ochre were applied to cover the neighbouring bones as well. ln fact, traces of ochre can be seen also on the burial gifts. Most of the burial gifts are of stone, presenting extensive information on the techniques of manufacturing, the level of craftsmanship, and a rich variety of decorative designs. There is a great variety in burial gifts, ranging from stone vessels, pestles, mortars, grinding stones, celts, cutting and piercing tools, and bone artefacts, to beads. ln sixteen hurials tortoise shells were found lying nearby or covering the head of the individuals in K\\u00f6rtik Tepe. Most of the identified individuals buried with tortoises are adults of different ages. both the number and the quality of craftsmanship of burial gifts increase or improve in time, which is no doubt the result of social and cultural development. This is also to be seen in the type, shape, decoration, and workmanship of the gifts. The burial gifts of the earlier Ievels are simpler and display a relatively coarser workmanship. 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(703, '81', 81, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"description\": \"Near the hearths and fireplaces were often benches situated, besides or on which were found several objects like Idols and \\\"cult vessels\\\".\", \"settlement_structure\": [4], \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:05:36.742Z\", \"public\": true, \"site\": 54, \"grave_number_of_male_sex\": null, \"area_nr\": \"\", \"earliest_date_standard_deviation\": null, \"latest_date_delta13\": null, \"earliest_date_delta13\": null, \"settlement_human_remains\": \"no\", \"earliest_date_14C_age\": null, \"earliest_datedated_by\": [], \"earliest_date_calibration\": \"yes\", \"period_reference\": [], \"grave_sexes\": [], \"grave_manipulations_of_graves\": [], \"latest_datedated_by\": [], \"grave_age_groups\": [], \"latest_date_calibration\": \"yes\", \"latest_date_standard_deviation\": null, \"settlement_building_technique\": [11], \"latest_date_date_of_calibration\": null, \"grave_estimated_number_of_individuals\": \"\", \"grave_number_of_female_sex\": null, \"grave_type_of_human_remains\": [], \"cemetery_or_graves_topography\": [], \"cave_rockshelters_evidence_of_occupation\": [], \"grave_number_of_graves\": \"\", \"dating_method\": [3, 1], \"area_type\": 4, \"earliest_date_lab_number\": \"\", \"cave_rockshelters_type\": null, \"settlement_special_features\": [1, 15, 3, 11], \"grave_number_of_not_specified_sex\": null, \"settlement_type\": 2, \"quarry_exploitation_type\": null, \"cemetery_or_grave\": null, \"grave_type\": [], \"latest_date_14C_age\": null, \"settlement_construction_type\": [4], \"earliest_date_date_of_calibration\": null, \"reference\": [\"3RKXDUQ2\", \"MDN8MN84\", \"MWZMMQFU\", \"SBTC4GXW\"], \"cave_rockshelters_human_remains\": null, \"quarry_raw_material\": [], \"period_comment\": \"\", \"latest_date_lab_number\": \"\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T16:05:36.742Z\", \"radiocarbon_dated\": \"yes\", \"earliest_date_14C_age_calibrated\": 6100, \"latest_date_14C_age_calibrated\": 5600, \"period\": [34], \"cemetery_or_graves_mortuary_features\": [], \"comment\": \"\"}, \"model\": \"defcdb.area\", \"pk\": 81}]', 'Thessaly_Larissa_Achilleion_settlement_81', 61, 703),
(704, '168', 168, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"finds_type\": 5, \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:07:31.243Z\", \"public\": true, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"material\": [1], \"obsidian_amount\": null, \"small_finds_type\": [66, 57, 52, 58, 49, 60], \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"comment\": \"Most of the finds from the mound are ground stone objects. These objects, of different functions, were mostly found in graves. Only a very few of these were exposed on the floors of dwellings, independent of the graves. Apart from rare examples preserved as a whole, most of the stone grave afferings were placed after being intentionally broken; Most of the stone vessels are made from chlorite which is easy to grind with flint and obsidian tools. Apart from these there are also coarse examples made from Iimestone or flint, albeit in small numbers. These vessels, produced by using abrading and flaking techniques, easily detected through the manufacturing traces left on their inner and outer surfaces, are of different shapes and sizes. Taking the surfaces of these stone vessels as a basis, we can divide them into two main groups: plain and decorated. The exterior surfaces of the plain, undecorated vessels have been meticulously burnished; occasionally the rims of some have been specified by incised straight or wavy lines and zigzagged bands. The designs in most of the decorated vessels have been depicted as geometric patterns, displaying an extreme variety of motifs. Although limited in number, the surfaces of some vessels have been entirely decorated with incised or engraved animal figures. The most common among the naturalistic motifs are snakes, wild goats, scorpions, birds, and mixed creatures. The persistent appearance of figural dec~rat10ns such as the wild goat tagether with the motifs of particular decorative groups, necess1tates a holistic approach in interpreting the meanings attributable to the designs. \\r\\nAnother group of finds, represented by only a few examples, is that of the whetstones (due to the presence of deep grooves across their flat surfaces) made from different types of stones. in some, there are incised decorations an the other face.\\r\\nStone celts/axes comprise the most extensive tool category of ground stone implements. Although they are generally shaped in a coarse manner, there arealso examples made more carefully. This mainly functional tool category is represented by numerous examples of different raw materials and sizes; even though there is some variability in their shapes, they basically display a similar form. Of the axes that have a hole in the middle for hafting, those which were put in graves as burial gifts were an the whole worked with more care; others found elsewhere are coarser and warn through use. Besides these axes, mace heads are among the other ground stone burial gifts Those shaped from softer stone such as chlorite, as is the case for finer axes, do not seem to have traces of use. Possibly used for ritual purpose.\", \"area\": 79, \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T16:07:31.243Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": \"5\", \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"8PEWRJ42\", \"NR67U97D\", \"S6U4UW26\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 168}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_cemetery or grave_79_small finds_168', 62, 704),
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(707, '171', 171, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"finds_type\": 4, \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:18:18.084Z\", \"public\": true, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"pottery_form\": 128, \"material\": [], \"obsidian_amount\": null, \"small_finds_type\": [], \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"comment\": \"\", \"area\": 81, \"small_finds_category\": null, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T16:18:18.084Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": null, \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": 44, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [86, 96], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"4MHNB5DS\", \"SBTC4GXW\", \"U744CXB4\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 171}]', 'Thessaly_Larissa_Achilleion_settlement_81_pottery_171', 62, 707),
(708, '172', 172, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"finds_type\": 5, \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:21:26.656Z\", \"public\": true, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"material\": [], \"obsidian_amount\": null, \"small_finds_type\": [84, 86], \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"comment\": \"\", \"area\": 81, \"small_finds_category\": 3, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T16:21:26.656Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": null, \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": 44, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"MDN8MN84\", \"SBTC4GXW\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 172}]', 'Thessaly_Larissa_Achilleion_settlement_81_small finds_172', 62, 708),
(709, '172', 172, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"finds_type\": 5, \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:21:26Z\", \"public\": true, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"material\": [], \"obsidian_amount\": null, \"small_finds_type\": [84, 86], \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"comment\": \"The figurines were generally found near hearths or ovens. The female figurines are interpreted as female deities.\", \"area\": 81, \"small_finds_category\": 3, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T16:24:10.988Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": null, \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": 44, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"MDN8MN84\", \"SBTC4GXW\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 172}]', 'Thessaly_Larissa_Achilleion_settlement_81_small finds_172', 62, 709),
(710, '173', 173, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"finds_type\": 5, \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:25:07.917Z\", \"public\": true, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"material\": [1], \"obsidian_amount\": null, \"small_finds_type\": [84, 82, 83], \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"comment\": \"With the exception of half a celt, all figured objects made of chlorite were found in graves as burial gifts. The figures an the stone objects have been engraved or incised, mostly depicting undefined creatures differing from each other only in details, the only exception being the picture of a clearly recognizable wild goat. Two of the undefined figures have curled bodies reminiscent of insects, rendered in a fluent curve, horn- or antenna-like members, shown in a drooping manner, and heads, some looking right, some looiking left, all worked in relief. These figures that have foot-like members and concentric circles indicating the shoulders are quite ambiguos as far as the species ar e concerned because of their highly stylized workmanship. Generally worked in profile, one of these figures, shown from the front, is worked on a piece of chlorite, the body, though, is not curled. Apart from the figures of animals and fantastic creatures worked on different types of objects, the clothed human figure, only half of it remaining and again on a piece of chlorite, is among the unique finds of K\\u00f6rtik Tepe. lt is clear that these figures briefly described above are unique to K\\u00f6rtik Tepe, nothing even remotely resembling these has yet been reported from any other site.\\r\\nSmall horn-shaped objects are also a significant component of the K\\u00f6rtik Tepe assemblage; even though similar objects occur at other Early and Late Pre-Pottery Neolithic sites of Anatolia and the Near East, revealing the relation of the sit with its contemporaries, those of K\\u00f6rtik Tepe differ from the others in that they are decorated and are made from chlorite and not from the convetional limestone as in other sites. The decorations on these small horn shaped objects are mostly simple incised lines. One decorated with deep engraved grooves has its closest parallels in Hallan Cemi and Demirk\\u00f6y.\", \"area\": 79, \"small_finds_category\": 3, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T16:25:07.917Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": \"5\", \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"NR67U97D\", \"S6U4UW26\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 173}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_cemetery or grave_79_small finds_173', 62, 710),
(711, '174', 174, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"finds_type\": 2, \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:27:32.643Z\", \"public\": true, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"material\": [], \"obsidian_amount\": null, \"small_finds_type\": [], \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"comment\": \"\", \"area\": 81, \"small_finds_category\": null, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T16:27:32.643Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": null, \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": 44, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"M83PRZ5K\", \"MFHRQ2NA\", \"SBTC4GXW\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 174}]', 'Thessaly_Larissa_Achilleion_settlement_81_botany_174', 62, 711),
(712, '168', 168, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"finds_type\": 5, \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:07:31Z\", \"public\": true, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"material\": [1], \"obsidian_amount\": null, \"small_finds_type\": [66, 57, 52, 58, 49, 60], \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"comment\": \"Most of the finds from the mound are ground stone objects. These objects, of different functions, were mostly found in graves. Only a very few of these were exposed on the floors of dwellings, independent of the graves. Apart from rare examples preserved as a whole, most of the stone grave afferings were placed after being intentionally broken; Most of the stone vessels are made from chlorite which is easy to grind with flint and obsidian tools. Apart from these there are also coarse examples made from Iimestone or flint, albeit in small numbers. These vessels, produced by using abrading and flaking techniques, easily detected through the manufacturing traces left on their inner and outer surfaces, are of different shapes and sizes. Taking the surfaces of these stone vessels as a basis, we can divide them into two main groups: plain and decorated. The exterior surfaces of the plain, undecorated vessels have been meticulously burnished; occasionally the rims of some have been specified by incised straight or wavy lines and zigzagged bands. The designs in most of the decorated vessels have been depicted as geometric patterns, displaying an extreme variety of motifs. Although limited in number, the surfaces of some vessels have been entirely decorated with incised or engraved animal figures. The most common among the naturalistic motifs are snakes, wild goats, scorpions, birds, and mixed creatures. The persistent appearance of figural decorations such as the wild goat tagether with the motifs of particular decorative groups, necessitates a holistic approach in interpreting the meanings attributable to the designs. \\r\\nAnother group of finds, represented by only a few examples, is that of the whetstones (due to the presence of deep grooves across their flat surfaces) made from different types of stones. in some, there are incised decorations an the other face.\\r\\nStone celts/axes comprise the most extensive tool category of ground stone implements. Although they are generally shaped in a coarse manner, there arealso examples made more carefully. This mainly functional tool category is represented by numerous examples of different raw materials and sizes; even though there is some variability in their shapes, they basically display a similar form. Of the axes that have a hole in the middle for hafting, those which were put in graves as burial gifts were an the whole worked with more care; others found elsewhere are coarser and warn through use. Besides these axes, mace heads are among the other ground stone burial gifts Those shaped from softer stone such as chlorite, as is the case for finer axes, do not seem to have traces of use. Possibly used for ritual purpose. Some stone pestles have a zoomorphic shape.\\r\\n\", \"area\": 79, \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T16:28:19.767Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": \"5\", \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"8PEWRJ42\", \"NR67U97D\", \"S6U4UW26\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 168}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_cemetery or grave_79_small finds_168', 62, 712),
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(714, '176', 176, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"finds_type\": 1, \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:32:07.265Z\", \"public\": true, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_species\": [3, 10, 8, 2, 6], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"material\": [], \"obsidian_amount\": null, \"small_finds_type\": [], \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"comment\": \"\", \"area\": 81, \"small_finds_category\": null, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T16:32:07.265Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": null, \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": 44, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"IW9JKA5A\", \"MDN8MN84\", \"SBTC4GXW\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 176}]', 'Thessaly_Larissa_Achilleion_settlement_81_animal remains_176', 62, 714),
(715, '177', 177, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"finds_type\": 1, \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:34:52.263Z\", \"public\": true, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_species\": [17], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"material\": [], \"obsidian_amount\": null, \"small_finds_type\": [], \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"comment\": \"The seashells indicate a close relationship of the cave\'s inhabitants to the sea.\", \"area\": 72, \"small_finds_category\": null, \"modified\": \"2016-03-16T16:34:52.263Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": null, \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": null, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"EPKTR4K8\", \"VQ2MRNP9\", \"WIURGB4H\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 177}]', 'Crete_Rethymnon_Gerani-Cave_cave or rockshelter_72_animal remains_177', 62, 715),
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Of the axes that have a hole in the middle for hafting, those which were put in graves as burial gifts were an the whole worked with more care; others found elsewhere are coarser and warn through use. Besides these axes, mace heads are among the other ground stone burial gifts Those shaped from softer stone such as chlorite, as is the case for finer axes, do not seem to have traces of use. Possibly used for ritual purpose. The pestles can be considered in two distinct groups: the first group comprises those coarsely made and finished ones from hard stones, their surfaces usually warn from use. The second group is made from chlorite, a much softer stone. This latter group has polished surfaces with no traces of use and wear (\\u00d6zkaya 2004). The upper ends of most of these pestles have been finished with sculpture depicting stylized birds of prey or wild goats; they were exclusively found as burial gifts in graves, indicating their use in rituals.\\r\\nThe majorety of the bone objects has been found in graves as burial gifts being of better quality than the ones found in other contexts considering their workmanship and other characteristics. The functional  tools are mostly awls and perforators. Even though most of the awls were fragmented, those that coud be definitely identified as such show similarities in shape to those found at Cay\\u00f6n\\u00fc and Hallan Cemi. The perforators are differentiated by their larger sizes and blunt ends. Close parallels to the small sized bone piercers (pins) can also be seen at Cay\\u00f6n\\u00fc. There are decorations of incised lines and figures on the surfaces of decorative bone artefacts which are usually long ovals. The artefacts have holes at the middle or at the end, which suggest a possible functional use for these objects, even though their purpose is unclear. Nine fish hooks made of bone have been found so far. Most of them have a U-shape with a high and thick bow part.\", \"area\": 79, \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T09:50:39.077Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": \"5\", \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"8PEWRJ42\", \"NR67U97D\", \"S6U4UW26\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 168}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_cemetery or grave_79_small finds_168', 62, 769),
(770, '193', 193, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"finds_type\": 5, \"created\": \"2016-03-17T09:57:50.146Z\", \"public\": true, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"material\": [5], \"obsidian_amount\": null, \"small_finds_type\": [], \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"comment\": \"Three other unique bone objects are worth noting. One of them - only partly preserved - the incised figure of a scorpion can be discerned, although part of the composition is missing. Although not completely preserved, the second find has incised figures on its semi-oval surface as well. Here, a snake with a body of multiple zigzagged lines and a triangular head, shown in a perpendicular position, can be discerned. Similar figures have also been noted, particularly on stone vessels. On the largest bone object two wild goat figures, placed one at the top of the other, have been preserved. It has ochre on it. The wild goats are similar to those on the stone vessels. The function of these finds, which have been recovered as burial gifts in two different graves, is no doubt directly relevant to the contexts from which they were recovered. Here it is worth stressing that, out of hundreds of burials, only two have revealed such objects.\", \"area\": 79, \"small_finds_category\": null, \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T09:57:50.146Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": \"5\", \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"S6U4UW26\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 193}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_cemetery or grave_79_small finds_193', 62, 770),
(771, '194', 194, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"finds_type\": 5, \"created\": \"2016-03-17T10:19:22.374Z\", \"public\": true, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"material\": [5, 6, 1], \"obsidian_amount\": null, \"small_finds_type\": [78], \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"comment\": \"The presence of a rich variety of ornamental objects, produced from different materials. Foremost among them are the beads that were found scattered or in stone vessels tagether with the skeletons in the graves, and left in them as burial gifts. They are mostly made from an easily-worked claret red coloured stone and have a common characteristic of being cylindrical in shape. Besides these, though less common, there are also others made from the vertebral bones of animals such as birds and fish and also from the shells of molluscs.  As is the case with other find categories, the type, the quality, and the quantity of the beads vary considerably from one grave to the other. ln some of the graves no beads were found. Some of the beads are of chlorite, the same material as of the stone vessels; these stand as a distinct group among the personal objects due to their shapes. With their decorations of simple parallel lines in relief and carefully perforated holes, they reflect highly skilled craftsmanship. Apart from all these, among the finds comprising personal omaments, there are also serpentine beads, generally oval but also of different shapes. \", \"area\": 79, \"small_finds_category\": 2, \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T10:19:22.374Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": \"5\", \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"59CAW3V3\", \"8PEWRJ42\", \"S6U4UW26\", \"ZPDFK4W6\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 194}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_cemetery or grave_79_small finds_194', 62, 771),
(772, '195', 195, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"finds_type\": 5, \"created\": \"2016-03-17T10:32:19.119Z\", \"public\": true, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"material\": [5, 1], \"obsidian_amount\": null, \"small_finds_type\": [45, 52], \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"comment\": \"As the author does not specifically mention the location of the bone objects (piercers, perforatores, fish hooks), the exact description of the objects is the same as for the objects found in graves (for further, detailed description please consider \\\"K\\u00f6rtik Tepe - cemetery & grave\\\". Grinding stones have been reused within the architecture of the buildings (see \\\"K\\u00f6rtik Tepe - settlement\\\" - descrpition).\", \"area\": 75, \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T10:32:19.119Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": \"5\", \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"59CAW3V3\", \"8PEWRJ42\", \"S6U4UW26\", \"UXIV623S\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 195}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_settlement_75_small finds_195', 62, 772),
(773, '195', 195, 'json', '[{\"fields\": {\"finds_type\": 5, \"created\": \"2016-03-17T10:32:19Z\", \"public\": true, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"material\": [5, 1], \"obsidian_amount\": null, \"small_finds_type\": [66, 87, 45, 52, 49, 60], \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"comment\": \"As the author does not specifically mention the location of the bone objects (piercers, perforatores, fish hooks), the exact description of the objects is the same as for the objects found in graves (for further, detailed description please consider \\\"K\\u00f6rtik Tepe - cemetery & grave\\\". Grinding stones have been reused within the architecture of the buildings (see \\\"K\\u00f6rtik Tepe - settlement\\\" - descrpition).\", \"area\": 75, \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T10:34:07.019Z\", \"obsidian\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"confidence\": \"5\", \"botany_species\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_technology\": [], \"pottery_detail\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"reference\": [\"59CAW3V3\", \"8PEWRJ42\", \"S6U4UW26\", \"UXIV623S\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\", \"pk\": 195}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_settlement_75_small finds_195', 62, 773),
(774, '196', 196, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 196, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-17T12:29:06.600Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T12:29:06.600Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 1, \"comment\": \"\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 75, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": null, \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [4, 21, 14, 13, 1, 9, 7], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_settlement_75_animal remains_196', 62, 774),
(775, '196', 196, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 196, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-17T12:29:06Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T12:46:17.396Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 1, \"comment\": \"Zooarchaeological work on large archaeofaunal samples from the site is still ongoing. A new and rigorous dating program is currently under way to examine the stratigraphy and reveal its exact nature. ln an attempt to minimize the vagaries of sampling and to have a better horizontal control, materials from 17 contexts across the site were analyzed. Every skeletal element including smallest bone splinters for the purpose of assemblage characterization was recorded. The degree of fragmentation is really high with high ratios of nonidentified splinters and long bone shaft fragments. The fragmentation pattern partly retlects exhaustive processing of carcasses by humans when bones were in a fresh state before they were buried and rapidly deposited. When examining the relative importance of large and small game, large game is defined as including all ungulate taxa, whereas small game includes only typical small food animals such as hare, tortoises, and birds. Carnivores and other animals are excluded because their status as food animal is not certain. 1t is clear that remains of large game are predominant in the assemblage as a general pattern. When one turns to principal taxa in general, and ungulates in particular, a clear pattern in which remains of wild sheep and red deer are overwhelmingly predominant in the assemblage is identifiable. Wild sheep outnumber wild goat with a sheep to goat ratio of 30 to 1. The underrepresentation of wild goat at K\\u00f6rtik has to do with the local paleoecology and topography retlecting friendlier wild sheep habitats with open grasslands and rolling hills. The abundance of red deer suggests open country and gallery forests, whereas the remains of !arge birds such as the goose and the great bustard retlect aquatic and open environments with grasslands and marshes along the banks of Tigris and Batman Rivers. The assemblage has a wide range of body part representations with head dominating, axial and limbs represented in varying proportions, and extremities underrepresented. The K\\u00f6rtik assemblage departs from the stereotypical head-and-foot pattern. Unlike ungulates, K\\u00f6rtik birds revealed a very clear pattem of body part distribution with wings overwhelmingly dominating the assemblage. To summarize and conclude, the inhabitants of PPNA K\\u00f6rtik Tepe had the technology and knowledge to exploit a wide array of animal taxa including large or small game, slow (tortoise) or quick game (hare and partridge). Intensive and primary wild sheep hunting was supplemented by secondary red deer hunting, and seasonal wildfowling was a major or significant minor resource. Zooarchaeological work on a large collection from K\\u00f6rtik is still ongoing. \", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": 2, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 75, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [4, 32, 28, 21, 14, 31, 30, 12, 27, 33, 34, 13, 25, 23, 29, 1, 9, 7, 24, 26], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [4, 3, 1], \"reference\": [\"S6U4UW26\", \"WHRZBS2N\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_settlement_75_animal remains_196', 62, 775),
(776, '195', 195, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 195, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-17T10:32:19Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:02:01.688Z\", \"material\": [5, 21, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"As the author does not specifically mention the location of the bone objects (piercers, perforatores, fish hooks), the exact description of the objects is the same as for the objects found in graves (for further, detailed description please consider \\\"K\\u00f6rtik Tepe - cemetery & grave\\\". Grinding stones have been reused within the architecture of the buildings (see \\\"K\\u00f6rtik Tepe - settlement\\\" - descrpition).\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 75, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [66, 87, 45, 52, 49, 60], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"59CAW3V3\", \"8PEWRJ42\", \"S6U4UW26\", \"UXIV623S\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_settlement_75_small finds_195', 62, 776),
(777, '168', 168, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 168, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:07:31Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:05:32.000Z\", \"material\": [5, 21, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Most of the finds from the mound are ground stone objects. These objects, of different functions, were mostly found in graves. Only a very few of these were exposed on the floors of dwellings, independent of the graves. Apart from rare examples preserved as a whole, most of the stone grave afferings were placed after being intentionally broken; Most of the stone vessels are made from chlorite which is easy to grind with flint and obsidian tools. Apart from these there are also coarse examples made from Iimestone or flint, albeit in small numbers. These vessels, produced by using abrading and flaking techniques, easily detected through the manufacturing traces left on their inner and outer surfaces, are of different shapes and sizes. Taking the surfaces of these stone vessels as a basis, we can divide them into two main groups: plain and decorated. The exterior surfaces of the plain, undecorated vessels have been meticulously burnished; occasionally the rims of some have been specified by incised straight or wavy lines and zigzagged bands. The designs in most of the decorated vessels have been depicted as geometric patterns, displaying an extreme variety of motifs. Although limited in number, the surfaces of some vessels have been entirely decorated with incised or engraved animal figures. The most common among the naturalistic motifs are snakes, wild goats, scorpions, birds, and mixed creatures. The persistent appearance of figural decorations such as the wild goat tagether with the motifs of particular decorative groups, necessitates a holistic approach in interpreting the meanings attributable to the designs. \\r\\nAnother group of finds, represented by only a few examples, is that of the whetstones (due to the presence of deep grooves across their flat surfaces) made from different types of stones. in some, there are incised decorations an the other face.\\r\\nStone celts/axes comprise the most extensive tool category of ground stone implements. Although they are generally shaped in a coarse manner, there arealso examples made more carefully. This mainly functional tool category is represented by numerous examples of different raw materials and sizes; even though there is some variability in their shapes, they basically display a similar form. Of the axes that have a hole in the middle for hafting, those which were put in graves as burial gifts were an the whole worked with more care; others found elsewhere are coarser and warn through use. Besides these axes, mace heads are among the other ground stone burial gifts Those shaped from softer stone such as chlorite, as is the case for finer axes, do not seem to have traces of use. Possibly used for ritual purpose. The pestles can be considered in two distinct groups: the first group comprises those coarsely made and finished ones from hard stones, their surfaces usually warn from use. The second group is made from chlorite, a much softer stone. This latter group has polished surfaces with no traces of use and wear (\\u00d6zkaya 2004). The upper ends of most of these pestles have been finished with sculpture depicting stylized birds of prey or wild goats; they were exclusively found as burial gifts in graves, indicating their use in rituals.\\r\\nThe majorety of the bone objects has been found in graves as burial gifts being of better quality than the ones found in other contexts considering their workmanship and other characteristics. The functional  tools are mostly awls and perforators. Even though most of the awls were fragmented, those that coud be definitely identified as such show similarities in shape to those found at Cay\\u00f6n\\u00fc and Hallan Cemi. The perforators are differentiated by their larger sizes and blunt ends. Close parallels to the small sized bone piercers (pins) can also be seen at Cay\\u00f6n\\u00fc. There are decorations of incised lines and figures on the surfaces of decorative bone artefacts which are usually long ovals. The artefacts have holes at the middle or at the end, which suggest a possible functional use for these objects, even though their purpose is unclear. Nine fish hooks made of bone have been found so far. Most of them have a U-shape with a high and thick bow part.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 79, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [66, 87, 57, 45, 52, 58, 49, 60, 94], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"8PEWRJ42\", \"NR67U97D\", \"S6U4UW26\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_cemetery or grave_79_small finds_168', 62, 777),
(778, '173', 173, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 173, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:25:07Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:07:35.818Z\", \"material\": [21, 22, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"With the exception of half a celt, all figured objects made of chlorite were found in graves as burial gifts. The figures an the stone objects have been engraved or incised, mostly depicting undefined creatures differing from each other only in details, the only exception being the picture of a clearly recognizable wild goat. Two of the undefined figures have curled bodies reminiscent of insects, rendered in a fluent curve, horn- or antenna-like members, shown in a drooping manner, and heads, some looking right, some looiking left, all worked in relief. These figures that have foot-like members and concentric circles indicating the shoulders are quite ambiguos as far as the species ar e concerned because of their highly stylized workmanship. Generally worked in profile, one of these figures, shown from the front, is worked on a piece of chlorite, the body, though, is not curled. Apart from the figures of animals and fantastic creatures worked on different types of objects, the clothed human figure, only half of it remaining and again on a piece of chlorite, is among the unique finds of K\\u00f6rtik Tepe. lt is clear that these figures briefly described above are unique to K\\u00f6rtik Tepe, nothing even remotely resembling these has yet been reported from any other site.\\r\\nSmall horn-shaped objects are also a significant component of the K\\u00f6rtik Tepe assemblage; even though similar objects occur at other Early and Late Pre-Pottery Neolithic sites of Anatolia and the Near East, revealing the relation of the sit with its contemporaries, those of K\\u00f6rtik Tepe differ from the others in that they are decorated and are made from chlorite and not from the convetional limestone as in other sites. The decorations on these small horn shaped objects are mostly simple incised lines. One decorated with deep engraved grooves has its closest parallels in Hallan Cemi and Demirk\\u00f6y.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 79, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 3, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [84, 82, 83], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"NR67U97D\", \"S6U4UW26\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_cemetery or grave_79_small finds_173', 62, 778),
(779, '168', 168, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 168, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:07:31Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:08:01.472Z\", \"material\": [5, 21, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Most of the finds from the mound are ground stone objects. These objects, of different functions, were mostly found in graves. Only a very few of these were exposed on the floors of dwellings, independent of the graves. Apart from rare examples preserved as a whole, most of the stone grave afferings were placed after being intentionally broken; Most of the stone vessels are made from chlorite which is easy to grind with flint and obsidian tools. Apart from these there are also coarse examples made from Iimestone or flint, albeit in small numbers. These vessels, produced by using abrading and flaking techniques, easily detected through the manufacturing traces left on their inner and outer surfaces, are of different shapes and sizes. Taking the surfaces of these stone vessels as a basis, we can divide them into two main groups: plain and decorated. The exterior surfaces of the plain, undecorated vessels have been meticulously burnished; occasionally the rims of some have been specified by incised straight or wavy lines and zigzagged bands. The designs in most of the decorated vessels have been depicted as geometric patterns, displaying an extreme variety of motifs. Although limited in number, the surfaces of some vessels have been entirely decorated with incised or engraved animal figures. The most common among the naturalistic motifs are snakes, wild goats, scorpions, birds, and mixed creatures. The persistent appearance of figural decorations such as the wild goat tagether with the motifs of particular decorative groups, necessitates a holistic approach in interpreting the meanings attributable to the designs. \\r\\nAnother group of finds, represented by only a few examples, is that of the whetstones (due to the presence of deep grooves across their flat surfaces) made from different types of stones. in some, there are incised decorations an the other face.\\r\\nStone celts/axes comprise the most extensive tool category of ground stone implements. Although they are generally shaped in a coarse manner, there arealso examples made more carefully. This mainly functional tool category is represented by numerous examples of different raw materials and sizes; even though there is some variability in their shapes, they basically display a similar form. Of the axes that have a hole in the middle for hafting, those which were put in graves as burial gifts were an the whole worked with more care; others found elsewhere are coarser and warn through use. Besides these axes, mace heads are among the other ground stone burial gifts Those shaped from softer stone such as chlorite, as is the case for finer axes, do not seem to have traces of use. Possibly used for ritual purpose. The pestles can be considered in two distinct groups: the first group comprises those coarsely made and finished ones from hard stones, their surfaces usually warn from use. The second group is made from chlorite, a much softer stone. This latter group has polished surfaces with no traces of use and wear (\\u00d6zkaya 2004). The upper ends of most of these pestles have been finished with sculpture depicting stylized birds of prey or wild goats; they were exclusively found as burial gifts in graves, indicating their use in rituals.\\r\\nThe majorety of the bone objects has been found in graves as burial gifts being of better quality than the ones found in other contexts considering their workmanship and other characteristics. The functional  tools are mostly awls and perforators. Even though most of the awls were fragmented, those that coud be definitely identified as such show similarities in shape to those found at Cay\\u00f6n\\u00fc and Hallan Cemi. The perforators are differentiated by their larger sizes and blunt ends. Close parallels to the small sized bone piercers (pins) can also be seen at Cay\\u00f6n\\u00fc. There are decorations of incised lines and figures on the surfaces of decorative bone artefacts which are usually long ovals. The artefacts have holes at the middle or at the end, which suggest a possible functional use for these objects, even though their purpose is unclear. Nine fish hooks made of bone have been found so far. Most of them have a U-shape with a high and thick bow part.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 79, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [66, 87, 57, 45, 52, 58, 49, 60, 94], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"8PEWRJ42\", \"NR67U97D\", \"S6U4UW26\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_cemetery or grave_79_small finds_168', 62, 779),
(780, '168', 168, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 168, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-16T16:07:31Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:08:45.543Z\", \"material\": [5, 21, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Most of the finds from the mound are ground stone objects. These objects, of different functions, were mostly found in graves. Only a very few of these were exposed on the floors of dwellings, independent of the graves. Apart from rare examples preserved as a whole, most of the stone grave afferings were placed after being intentionally broken; Most of the stone vessels are made from chlorite which is easy to grind with flint and obsidian tools. Apart from these there are also coarse examples made from Iimestone or flint, albeit in small numbers. These vessels, produced by using abrading and flaking techniques, easily detected through the manufacturing traces left on their inner and outer surfaces, are of different shapes and sizes. Taking the surfaces of these stone vessels as a basis, we can divide them into two main groups: plain and decorated. The exterior surfaces of the plain, undecorated vessels have been meticulously burnished; occasionally the rims of some have been specified by incised straight or wavy lines and zigzagged bands. The designs in most of the decorated vessels have been depicted as geometric patterns, displaying an extreme variety of motifs. Although limited in number, the surfaces of some vessels have been entirely decorated with incised or engraved animal figures. The most common among the naturalistic motifs are snakes, wild goats, scorpions, birds, and mixed creatures. The persistent appearance of figural decorations such as the wild goat tagether with the motifs of particular decorative groups, necessitates a holistic approach in interpreting the meanings attributable to the designs. \\r\\nAnother group of finds, represented by only a few examples, is that of the whetstones (due to the presence of deep grooves across their flat surfaces) made from different types of stones. in some, there are incised decorations an the other face.\\r\\nStone celts/axes comprise the most extensive tool category of ground stone implements. Although they are generally shaped in a coarse manner, there arealso examples made more carefully. This mainly functional tool category is represented by numerous examples of different raw materials and sizes; even though there is some variability in their shapes, they basically display a similar form. Of the axes that have a hole in the middle for hafting, those which were put in graves as burial gifts were an the whole worked with more care; others found elsewhere are coarser and warn through use. Besides these axes, mace heads are among the other ground stone burial gifts Those shaped from softer stone such as chlorite, as is the case for finer axes, do not seem to have traces of use. Possibly used for ritual purpose. The pestles can be considered in two distinct groups: the first group comprises those coarsely made and finished ones from hard stones, their surfaces usually warn from use. The second group is made from chlorite, a much softer stone. This latter group has polished surfaces with no traces of use and wear (\\u00d6zkaya 2004). The upper ends of most of these pestles have been finished with sculpture depicting stylized birds of prey or wild goats; they were exclusively found as burial gifts in graves, indicating their use in rituals.\\r\\nThe majorety of the bone objects has been found in graves as burial gifts being of better quality than the ones found in other contexts considering their workmanship and other characteristics. The functional  tools are mostly awls and perforators. Even though most of the awls were fragmented, those that coud be definitely identified as such show similarities in shape to those found at Cay\\u00f6n\\u00fc and Hallan Cemi. The perforators are differentiated by their larger sizes and blunt ends. Close parallels to the small sized bone piercers (pins) can also be seen at Cay\\u00f6n\\u00fc. There are decorations of incised lines and figures on the surfaces of decorative bone artefacts which are usually long ovals. The artefacts have holes at the middle or at the end, which suggest a possible functional use for these objects, even though their purpose is unclear. Nine fish hooks made of bone have been found so far. Most of them have a U-shape with a high and thick bow part.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 79, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [66, 87, 57, 45, 52, 58, 49, 96, 60, 97, 94], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"8PEWRJ42\", \"NR67U97D\", \"S6U4UW26\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_cemetery or grave_79_small finds_168', 62, 780),
(781, '195', 195, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 195, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-17T10:32:19Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:11:04.960Z\", \"material\": [5, 21, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"As the author does not specifically mention the location of the bone objects (piercers, perforatores, fish hooks), the exact description of the objects is the same as for the objects found in graves (for further, detailed description please consider \\\"K\\u00f6rtik Tepe - cemetery & grave\\\". Grinding stones have been reused within the architecture of the buildings (see \\\"K\\u00f6rtik Tepe - settlement\\\" - descrpition).\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 75, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [66, 87, 45, 52, 49, 96, 60, 97], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"59CAW3V3\", \"8PEWRJ42\", \"S6U4UW26\", \"UXIV623S\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_settlement_75_small finds_195', 62, 781),
(782, '193', 193, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 193, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-17T09:57:50Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:11:53.563Z\", \"material\": [5], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Three other unique bone objects are worth noting. One of them - only partly preserved - the incised figure of a scorpion can be discerned, although part of the composition is missing. Although not completely preserved, the second find has incised figures on its semi-oval surface as well. Here, a snake with a body of multiple zigzagged lines and a triangular head, shown in a perpendicular position, can be discerned. Similar figures have also been noted, particularly on stone vessels. On the largest bone object two wild goat figures, placed one at the top of the other, have been preserved. It has ochre on it. The wild goats are similar to those on the stone vessels. The function of these finds, which have been recovered as burial gifts in two different graves, is no doubt directly relevant to the contexts from which they were recovered. Here it is worth stressing that, out of hundreds of burials, only two have revealed such objects.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 40, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 79, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 3, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [98], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"S6U4UW26\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Diyarbakir_Körtik Tepe_cemetery or grave_79_small finds_193', 62, 782),
(783, '3', 3, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 3, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-02T21:08:08Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:15:39.320Z\", \"material\": [20, 5, 22, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"The majority of the Gusir H\\u00f6y\\u00fck small finds consist of grinding stones and pierced stones which are abundant in all phases. Basalt grinding-stones are particularly large in size and all are heavily worn. Some roughly shaped, pierced Iimestone artifacts ofvarious sizes have been recovered; their functions are not clear. There are also a number of roughly shaped limestone vessels, pestles shaped as animal heads, hand stones, mortars, and stone pIugs; bone awls are also numerous. A stone found on the periphery of the excavation site is decorated on one side and grooved on the other, bearing a particular similarity to the K\\u00f6rtik Tepe decorated grooved stones.\\r\\nA rich and varied artefactual assemblage has been recovered in association with the burials. \", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 3, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 2, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [52, 49, 99, 60, 94], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"9MW57NDJ\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Siirt_Gusir Höyük_settlement_2_small finds_3', 62, 783),
(784, '4', 4, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 4, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-03T13:07:22Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:16:47.722Z\", \"material\": [5, 23, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Among the significant finds, there are ovoid and round stone beads, some with coloured serpentine inlays. These stone beads, shaped from white coloured hard stone, display excellent craftsmanship; all of them have two holes drilled in the centre with inlay in carved sockets on their surface. There is a considerable variety of bead: ones that are ovoid have three inlays, while rectangular ones have four symmetrically-placed inlays. As a group of them have been recovered by the arm of a skeleton, we assume them to be some sort of worn ornament. Such inlaid beads are unique to this site. Besides these there are stone beads with two holes which can certainly be associated with the burials. Also among the burial finds are carefully shaped tooth and bone beads. \\r\\n\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 3, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 2, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 2, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [78], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"9MW57NDJ\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Siirt_Gusir Höyük_settlement_2_small finds_4', 62, 784),
(785, '2', 2, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 2, \"fields\": {\"earliest_datedated_by\": [], \"latest_date_delta13\": null, \"latest_date_14C_age_calibrated\": null, \"period\": [1], \"earliest_date_14C_age_calibrated\": null, \"period_reference\": [\"9MW57NDJ\"], \"cave_rockshelters_human_remains\": null, \"settlement_structure\": [5], \"grave_number_of_not_specified_sex\": 4, \"public\": true, \"grave_type_of_human_remains\": [2], \"settlement_construction_type\": [2, 4], \"earliest_date_lab_number\": \"KlA44178 4 GSR\", \"settlement_human_remains\": \"yes\", \"cemetery_or_graves_topography\": [], \"description\": \"Additional graves: As the author doesn\'t describe the graves seperatly and doesn\'t divide the finds according to their location, the site is treated as one area instead of settlements and graves. Besides the burials in the three burials from the courtyard (simple, single individuals) and the group burial (3 individuals), remnants of badly disturbed burials have been encountered in the lower terrace, which was used by the locals as a pathway. Skeletal partes and finds possibly related to these disturbed burials have been recovered as scatter over a consierably large area. Some of the graves are heavly destroyed because of the slope and other factors.\\r\\nBuildings: rectancular building with rounded courners: biggest of several buildings, cobbles filling on the floor, 7 adjestecent buildings - seems to be of special importance, possibly a central building. Highly burnt adobe remains in the buildings as well as in the layer filling show that adobe was extensively used above the stone foundations. Some adobe pieces have branch impressions on them (roof?).\\r\\nCourtyard (?) to the west.\", \"dating_method\": [1], \"grave_type\": [2], \"cemetery_or_graves_mortuary_features\": [], \"latest_datedated_by\": [], \"grave_number_of_male_sex\": null, \"earliest_date_standard_deviation\": 50, \"grave_estimated_number_of_individuals\": \"6\", \"cave_rockshelters_evidence_of_occupation\": [], \"grave_number_of_graves\": \"4\", \"radiocarbon_dated\": \"yes\", \"earliest_date_14C_age\": 9975, \"latest_date_date_of_calibration\": null, \"latest_date_14C_age\": 9590, \"cave_rockshelters_type\": null, \"comment\": \"\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:22:49.197Z\", \"quarry_exploitation_type\": null, \"created\": \"2016-03-02T20:48:06Z\", \"area_type\": 4, \"grave_age_groups\": [10], \"earliest_date_delta13\": null, \"settlement_building_technique\": [1, 11, 5], \"site\": 3, \"quarry_raw_material\": [], \"grave_sexes\": [3], \"latest_date_lab_number\": \"KIA44180\", \"latest_date_standard_deviation\": 45, \"settlement_special_features\": [], \"latest_date_calibration\": null, \"period_comment\": \"Gusir H\\u00f6y\\u00fck belongs to approximately the same period as Hallan Cemi, Demirk\\u00f6y, K\\u00f6rtik Tepe, Cay\\u00f6n\\u00fc (Round Building Phase).\", \"earliest_date_date_of_calibration\": null, \"grave_manipulations_of_graves\": [], \"grave_number_of_female_sex\": null, \"earliest_date_calibration\": null, \"area_nr\": \"\", \"settlement_type\": 2, \"cemetery_or_grave\": null, \"reference\": [\"9MW57NDJ\", \"C9JQQX73\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.area\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Siirt_Gusir Höyük_settlement_2', 61, 785),
(786, '6', 6, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 6, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-03T18:39:14Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:29:08.181Z\", \"material\": [20, 5, 19, 11, 10, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"The dominant raw material of the ground stone industry is basalt. Even though source analysis has not yet been conducted, basalt was most likely brought to the site from a basalt outcrop of Kiradagi volcanism, covering an area of 25 m2, only 10 km to the SW of the site. Basalt is used in the production of grinding stones, hand stones, abraders, and pestles. According to the preliminary classification, the grinding stones are deep, oval shaped large tools and have been used intensively, some even until they were holed. These tools originally belonged to the 2nd Phase and were collected and re-used by the people ofthe 1st Phase in their architecture.\\r\\nGranite, marble, flint, sandstone, and Iimestone are the other raw materials. Polishers are made of various materials such as granite and marble. Celts and chisels are in various sizes and forms, flint pounders and hammer stones are predominant in the 1st Phase.  \\r\\nBone tools generally display meticulous and good quality craftsmanship. Piercing tools in different sizes - awls, borers and punches-constitute an important part of the bone tool assemblage. Blunt-edged-spatulae/polishers made from ribs and used for scraping, indicate that leatherwork was carried out at Sumaki, as at Cay\\u00f6n\\u00fc. Bone and stone chisels and celts in different sizes and shapes indicate intensive wood-working . Most of the bone chisels have narrow cutting edges. Bone or antler hafts were not as common as the other bone tools, and antler sickles are absent. Needles, among the typical tools of the typical tools of the Pre-Pottery Neohthic bone kit, are very rare (only 2 pieces).\\r\\nClay sealings are the largest group among the clay finds, both in numbers and in variety. So far, approximately 600 have been found. Most are broken, some are very brittle, some are hard. According to preliminary observations, they were pressed and/or glued onto a variety of different objects (baskets, twigs, reeds, pots, etc.). Same have strings/thongs of different materials threaded through them. Although these types may be confused with beads, they can be differentiated through their rough appearance. Perforated or blank disks made of sherds are predominant among the pottery assemblages of the 1st Phase, especially in trenches 18G and 20/0. These may have been weights, or they may have been charms or amulets, as can be seen in some homes in the Batman area today. \\r\\n\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 3, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": 11, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [87, 65, 69, 63, 52, 46, 49, 99, 76, 60, 62, 55], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_3_small finds_6', 62, 786);
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(787, '7', 7, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 7, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-03T19:31:45Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:42:18.670Z\", \"material\": [5, 6, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Although there are few stone, tooth, and bone beads, their treatment demonstrates high quality craftsmanship. Beads made of various kinds of stones, were formed into pendants of geometric shapes such as simple round, oval, rhomboidal, cylindrical, or pearshape, with a singlehole or with double holes. Bone beads from lang bones of small mammals are common. Tooth beads are generally deer tooth; there is just one tusk of wild boar. Beads made of freshwater bivalves (Unio) are uncommon; there is only one example. The present day Garzan River is its natural habitat, so this scarcity of Unio in the settlement is odd.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 3, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 2, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [78, 76], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"BFXRW328\", \"UTEECGBE\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_3_small finds_7', 62, 787),
(788, '7', 7, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 7, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-03T19:31:45Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:42:37.016Z\", \"material\": [5, 6, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Although there are few stone, tooth, and bone beads, their treatment demonstrates high quality craftsmanship. Beads made of various kinds of stones, were formed into pendants of geometric shapes such as simple round, oval, rhomboidal, cylindrical, or pearshape, with a singlehole or with double holes. Bone beads from lang bones of small mammals are common. Tooth beads are generally deer tooth; there is just one tusk of wild boar. Beads made of freshwater bivalves (Unio) are uncommon; there is only one example. The present day Garzan River is its natural habitat, so this scarcity of Unio in the settlement is odd.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 3, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 2, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [78, 76], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\", \"BFXRW328\", \"UTEECGBE\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_3_small finds_7', 62, 788),
(789, '37', 37, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 37, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-07T15:18:56Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:50:45.343Z\", \"material\": [20, 5, 19, 11, 10, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"The dominant raw material of the ground stone industry is basalt. Even though source analysis has not yet been conducted, basalt was most likely brought to the site from a basalt outcrop of Kiradagi volcanism, covering an area of 25 m2, only 10 km to the SW of the site. Basalt is used in the production of grinding stones, hand stones, abraders, and pestles. These tools originally belonged to the 2nd Phase and were collected and re-used by the people ofthe 1st Phase in their architecture. ln the 2nd Phase several such stones have been found in situ, fixed to the ground. The fact that there are few mortars suggests that grinding stones also served as mortars. Granite, marble, flint, sandstone, and Iimestone are the other raw materials. Polishers are made of various materials such as granite and marble. Celts and chisels are in various sizes and forms and increase in the 2nd Phase,  flat -perforated-round stones made of natural flat pebbles are predominant, especially in the 2nd and 3rd Phases. Standardization in their size (5-6 cm in diameter) shows their specialised function. Chipped disc and grooved stones, typical tools of the Early Pottery Neolithic, are very rare. A few pieces of bowls of various colared stones have been found mainly in the fills of the 2nd and 3rd Phases. Piercing tools in different sizes - awls, borers and punches - constitute an important part of the bone tool assemblage. Blunt-edged-spatulae/polishers made from ribs and used for scraping, indicate that Leatherwork was carried out at Sumaki. Bone and stone chisels and celts in different sizes and shapes indicate intensive woodworking. Most of the bone chisels have narrow cutting edges. Bone or antler hafts were not as common as the other bone tools, and antler sickles are absent. Needles, among the typical tools of the Pre-Pottery Neolitic bone kit, are very rare (only 2 pieces). Notched \\\"tally-sticks\\\" on shoulder blades of large mammals are apparently important objects in the daily life of Sumaki. The amount (34 examples: 2 are complete, the rest are fragmentary) in the 2nd Phase emphasizes their significance.  None have been found in the 1st Phase, and it seems that they are not common in the 3rd Phase either. There is a Iarge number of unidentified bone tool fragments. Discarded pieces are the sign of production of bone artifacts at the site. According to preliminary sorting, the majority of the bone tools are from the 2nd Phase; there are very few in the 1st Phase.\\r\\nClay sealings are the largest group among the clay finds, both in numbers and in variety. So far, approximately 600 have been found. Most are broken, some are very brittle, some are hard. According to preliminary observations, they were pressed and/or glued onto a variety of different objects (baskets, twigs, reeds, pots, etc.). Same have strings/thongs of different materials threaded through them. Although these types may be confused with beads, they can be differentiated through their rough appearance. Preliminary analysis indicates that nearly all of the figurines, sealings, and objects made with bitumen-tempered clay have been found in the open spaces of the 2nd Phase, in flood/torrent fills, and in the upper Ievel fills of some 3rd Phase buildings used by the 2nd Phase.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 19, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [87, 65, 69, 63, 52, 49, 50, 99, 96, 60, 62, 55], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\", \"BFXRW328\", \"UTEECGBE\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_19_small finds_37', 62, 789),
(790, '4', 4, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 4, \"fields\": {\"exact_location\": \"no\", \"elevation\": null, \"longitude\": \"41.290000000000\", \"created\": \"2016-03-02T21:28:00Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:51:24.079Z\", \"name\": \"Sumaki H\\u00f6y\\u00fck\", \"coordinate_source\": 3, \"alternative_name\": [], \"geographical_coordinate_reference_system\": 5, \"number_of_activity_periods\": 5, \"topography\": 2, \"public\": true, \"latitude\": \"37.920000000000\", \"alias_name\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\", \"BFXRW328\", \"NK4R4IM2\", \"UTEECGBE\"], \"authorityfile_id\": \"\", \"province\": 24, \"comment\": \"The coordinates are taken from the location of the closest modern town (Besiri). \\r\\nThe site  is situated east of Besiri Town in eastern Batman Province, at the mouth of the Garzan Basin, where the Garzan River makes a wide curve, between 700-710 m, on the Plio-Quaternary base flat. The dimensions of the settlement, positioned in the mountain-plain transition zone, are approximately 160 m (N-S) by 130 m (E-W), and the thickness of the fill varies between 3,5 and 3 m. Although the mound is bordered by the Kani Husur (Cadah Stream) to the north, the exact Iimits of the Neolithic mound are not clear due to significant topographical changes since 7500 BC.\", \"description\": \"\"}, \"model\": \"defcdb.site\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük', 60, 790),
(791, '55', 55, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 55, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-08T11:04:04Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:54:01.083Z\", \"material\": [5, 19, 11, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Flat -perforated-round stones made of natural flat pebbles are predominant, especially in the 2nd and 3rd Phases; Standardization in their size (5-6 cm in diameter) both at Sumaki and in the other settlements shows their specialised function. Chipped disc and grooved stones, typical tools of the Early Pottery Neolithic, are very rare. A few pieces of bowls of various colared stones have been found mainly in the fills of the 2nd and 3rd Phases. There is half of a Special-pestle-with-articulated-handles with smoothed or abraded projections, one of the Pre-Pottery Neolithic cultural elements; however, as it has been found in slope wash, it is as yet unclear whether it was carried here by chance, or whether it belongs to Ievels that have not been excavated yet. \", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 22, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [87, 69, 63, 52, 49, 76, 60, 62, 55, 94], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\", \"BFXRW328\", \"UTEECGBE\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_22_small finds_55', 62, 791),
(792, '56', 56, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 56, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-08T11:09:30Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:55:34.594Z\", \"material\": [5, 11, 9, 2, 6, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Although there are few stone, tooth, and bone beads, their treatment demonstrates high quality craftsmanship. Beads made of various kinds of stones, were formed into pendants of geometric shapes such as simple round, oval, rhomboidal, cylindrical, or pearshape, with a singlehole or with double holes. Bone beads from lang bones of small mammals are common. Tooth beads are generally deer tooth; there is just one tusk of wild boar. Beads made of freshwater bivalves (Unio) are uncommon; there is only one example. The present day Garzan River is its natural habitat, so this scarcity of Unio in the settlement is odd. For the moment, it can be said that the practices of the Pre-Pottery Neolithic period continued into Pottery Neolithic. Obsidian and flintstone \\\"drill bits\\\" show that at least some beads were produced in the settlement. Five agate beads, noteworthy for their quality craftsmanship, are probably imports. All beads are scattered, and their context gives no satisfactory information about their positions. There are only 7 ring and bracelet fragments. \\r\\nWhile it is estimated that the 17 widely-scattered lumps of malachite, two malachite bead fragrnents, one curved copper sheet, and one copper bead fragment belang to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic period Ievels, we can suggest that the use of malachitecopper continued in this region for a langer period.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 22, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 2, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [78, 77], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_22_small finds_56', 62, 792),
(793, '56', 56, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 56, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-08T11:09:30Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:55:56.931Z\", \"material\": [5, 11, 9, 2, 6, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Although there are few stone, tooth, and bone beads, their treatment demonstrates high quality craftsmanship. Beads made of various kinds of stones, were formed into pendants of geometric shapes such as simple round, oval, rhomboidal, cylindrical, or pearshape, with a singlehole or with double holes. Bone beads from lang bones of small mammals are common. Tooth beads are generally deer tooth; there is just one tusk of wild boar. Beads made of freshwater bivalves (Unio) are uncommon; there is only one example. The present day Garzan River is its natural habitat, so this scarcity of Unio in the settlement is odd. For the moment, it can be said that the practices of the Pre-Pottery Neolithic period continued into Pottery Neolithic. Obsidian and flintstone \\\"drill bits\\\" show that at least some beads were produced in the settlement. Five agate beads, noteworthy for their quality craftsmanship, are probably imports. All beads are scattered, and their context gives no satisfactory information about their positions. There are only 7 ring and bracelet fragments. \\r\\nWhile it is estimated that the 17 widely-scattered lumps of malachite, two malachite bead fragrnents, one curved copper sheet, and one copper bead fragment belang to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic period Ievels, we can suggest that the use of malachitecopper continued in this region for a langer period.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 22, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 2, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [78, 77], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\", \"BFXRW328\", \"UTEECGBE\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_22_small finds_56', 62, 793),
(794, '5', 5, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 5, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": 85, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-03T18:27:22Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:56:29.603Z\", \"material\": [11, 2], \"finds_type\": 3, \"comment\": \"The dominant raw material of the chipped stone industry is obsidian in all the phases. The black and greenish-black colors indicate Bing\\u00f6l. Both blade and flake industry are seen but the blade industry is smaller than the flake industry.  Obsidian could have been brought partly as raw material and/or partly as a core or in an incipient stage of production.  The main bulk is comprised of unretouched small blades and flakes that might have been used for hide work or for cutting soft plants. \\r\\nFlint as a raw material is from local sources and is less frequent than obsidian. Direct percussion techniques have been used in flint knapping. Smooth blades are very few, and only one broken bullet core has been uncovered. A few fine brown and grey flints were brought from abroad.\", \"lithics_technology\": [1], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [1], \"lithics_raw_material\": [2, 1], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [15, 7, 8], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 3, \"obsidian\": \"Yes\", \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [1, 2], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\", \"BFXRW328\", \"UTEECGBE\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_3_lithics_5', 62, 794),
(795, '36', 36, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 36, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": 85, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-07T14:29:31Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:57:08.810Z\", \"material\": [11, 2], \"finds_type\": 3, \"comment\": \"The dominant raw material of the chipped stone industry is obsidian in all the phase. From the preliminary sorting, the small number of pieces with cortex and the shortage ofirregular tlaking show that obsidian could have been brought partly as raw material and/or partly as a core or in an incipient stage of production. Artifacts are rare in the 1st Phase and increase in the 2nd and 3rd Phases. There are a few \\\"Cay\\u00f6n\\u00fc tools\\\", becoming more abundant in the lower Ievels. The small number of arrowheads indicates that hunting was not popular, orthat other methods were used. Flint as a raw material is from local sources and is less frequent than obsidian. Direct percussion techniques have been used in flint knapping. Smooth blades are very few, and only one broken bullet core has been uncovered. There is a silica sheen on some of the flint blades. A few fine brown and grey flints were brought from abroad. According to preliminary sorting the ratio of flint to obsidian is approximately 15% to 85%. Technologically, although there is an apparent difference between the phases, it is not yet possible to reach definite conclusions or make comments, as research is still continuing.\", \"lithics_technology\": [1], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [1], \"lithics_raw_material\": [2, 1], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [15], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 19, \"obsidian\": \"Yes\", \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [1, 2], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\", \"BFXRW328\", \"UTEECGBE\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_19_lithics_36', 62, 795),
(796, '54', 54, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 54, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": 85, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-08T10:54:39Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:57:37.680Z\", \"material\": [11, 2], \"finds_type\": 3, \"comment\": \"The dominant raw material of the chipped stone industry is obsidian in all the phases. Although no source analysis has been carried out, the black and greeinsh-black colors indicate Bing\\u00f6l. Both blade and flake industry are seen but the blade industry is smaller than the flake industry. A few long blades were probably brought in pre-processed. Artifacts increase in the 2nd and 3rd Phases. There are a few \\\"Cay\\u00f6n\\u00fc tools\\\", becoming more abundant in the lower Ievels. The small number of arrowheads indicates that hunting was not popular, orthat other methods were used. \\r\\nFlint as a raw material is from local sources and is less frequent than obsidian. Direct percussion techniques have been used in flint knapping. Smooth blades are very few, and only one broken bullet core has been uncovered. There is a silica sheen on some of the flint blades. A few fine brown and grey flints were brought from abroad. According to preliminary sorting the ratio of flint to obsidian is approximately 15% to 85%. Technologically, although there is an apparent difference between the phases, it is not yet possible to reach definite conclusions or make comments, as research is still continuing. \", \"lithics_technology\": [1], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [1], \"lithics_raw_material\": [2, 1], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [15, 7], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 22, \"obsidian\": \"Yes\", \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [1, 2], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\", \"BFXRW328\", \"UTEECGBE\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_22_lithics_54', 62, 796),
(797, '42', 42, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 42, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [124, 134, 135], \"created\": \"2016-03-07T16:11:43Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:58:14.139Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 4, \"comment\": \"\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 3, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": 115, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_3_pottery_42', 62, 797),
(798, '43', 43, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 43, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [124, 134, 135], \"created\": \"2016-03-07T16:15:12Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:58:41.108Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 4, \"comment\": \"also red-burnished\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 3, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": 114, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_3_pottery_43', 62, 798),
(799, '43', 43, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 43, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [124, 134, 135], \"created\": \"2016-03-07T16:15:12Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:59:05.387Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 4, \"comment\": \"also red-burnished\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 3, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": 114, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_3_pottery_43', 62, 799),
(800, '44', 44, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 44, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [124, 134, 135], \"created\": \"2016-03-07T16:18:20Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T13:59:30.846Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 4, \"comment\": \"flat-based oval bowls, also red-burnished\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 3, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": 116, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_3_pottery_44', 62, 800),
(801, '45', 45, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 45, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [124, 134, 135], \"created\": \"2016-03-07T16:21:18Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T14:02:58.592Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 4, \"comment\": \"large and middle sized vessles and a few rectangular pots; also red-burnished.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 3, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_3_pottery_45', 62, 801),
(802, '45', 45, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 45, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [124, 134, 135], \"created\": \"2016-03-07T16:21:18Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T14:15:15.863Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 4, \"comment\": \"large and middle sized vessles and a few rectangular pots; also red-burnished.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 3, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [99], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_3_pottery_45', 62, 802),
(803, '46', 46, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 46, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-07T16:29:39Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T14:16:43.264Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 4, \"comment\": \"Dark Faced Burnished (DFBW) and mineral (mainly basalt) - tempered wares. The DFBW is mainly made of fine and compacted clay with a variety of inclusions. Whether the inclusions were intentionally added or not is not yet clear. The pots were well-fired with black or dark grey cores. Their exterior surfaces are buff to brown or grey to dark grey, sometimes mottled in color, and always well-burnished.\\r\\n\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 19, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": 102, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_19_pottery_46', 62, 803),
(804, '47', 47, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 47, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-07T16:32:14Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T14:17:26.287Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 4, \"comment\": \"The mineral tempered wares are made mainly of large basalt (and some other elements as well) tempered paste which was intentionally added in great quantities. Their surfaces are similar to the DFBW, but their mottled surfaces are sometimes plain, sometimes burnished. Firing conditions varied; flat-based shallow or deep bowls with convex bodies. \", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 19, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": 116, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_19_pottery_47', 62, 804),
(805, '48', 48, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 48, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-07T16:33:17Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T14:17:59.515Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 4, \"comment\": \"The mineral tempered wares are made mainly of large basalt (and some other elements as well) tempered paste which was intentionally added in great quantities. Their surfaces are similar to the DFBW, but their mottled surfaces are sometimes plain, sometimes burnished. Firing conditions varied; deep bowls with convex bodies.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 19, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": 115, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_19_pottery_48', 62, 805),
(806, '6', 6, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 6, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-03T18:39:14Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T14:19:42.345Z\", \"material\": [20, 5, 19, 11, 10, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"The dominant raw material of the ground stone industry is basalt. Even though source analysis has not yet been conducted, basalt was most likely brought to the site from a basalt outcrop of Kiradagi volcanism, covering an area of 25 m2, only 10 km to the SW of the site. Basalt is used in the production of grinding stones, hand stones, abraders, and pestles. According to the preliminary classification, the grinding stones are deep, oval shaped large tools and have been used intensively, some even until they were holed. These tools originally belonged to the 2nd Phase and were collected and re-used by the people ofthe 1st Phase in their architecture.\\r\\nGranite, marble, flint, sandstone, and Iimestone are the other raw materials. Polishers are made of various materials such as granite and marble. Celts and chisels are in various sizes and forms, flint pounders and hammer stones are predominant in the 1st Phase.  \\r\\nBone tools generally display meticulous and good quality craftsmanship. Piercing tools in different sizes - awls, borers and punches-constitute an important part of the bone tool assemblage. Blunt-edged-spatulae/polishers made from ribs and used for scraping, indicate that leatherwork was carried out at Sumaki, as at Cay\\u00f6n\\u00fc. Bone and stone chisels and celts in different sizes and shapes indicate intensive wood-working . Most of the bone chisels have narrow cutting edges. Bone or antler hafts were not as common as the other bone tools, and antler sickles are absent. Needles, among the typical tools of the typical tools of the Pre-Pottery Neohthic bone kit, are very rare (only 2 pieces).\\r\\nClay sealings are the largest group among the clay finds, both in numbers and in variety. So far, approximately 600 have been found. Most are broken, some are very brittle, some are hard. According to preliminary observations, they were pressed and/or glued onto a variety of different objects (baskets, twigs, reeds, pots, etc.). Same have strings/thongs of different materials threaded through them. Although these types may be confused with beads, they can be differentiated through their rough appearance. Perforated or blank disks made of sherds are predominant among the pottery assemblages of the 1st Phase, especially in trenches 18G and 20/0. These may have been weights, or they may have been charms or amulets, as can be seen in some homes in the Batman area today. \\r\\n\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 3, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": 11, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [87, 65, 69, 63, 52, 46, 49, 99, 76, 60, 62, 55], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\", \"BFXRW328\", \"UTEECGBE\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_3_small finds_6', 62, 806),
(807, '35', 35, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 35, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-07T14:06:19Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T14:20:56.604Z\", \"material\": [19], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Clay objects are the largest group in the inventory of Sumaki. Bitumen combined with generally fine-grained clay was not only modeled into different representations of animal, human (female, male), and abstract figurines. The clay objects have not been fired and the surfaces of the majority are in tones of gray, and are rough and cracky. not been fired. The surfaces of the majority are in tones of gray, and are rough and cracky. Most of the human and animal figurines are broken. Among the animal figurines, according to preliminary classifications, sheep, cattle, and pig figurines predominate. Goats and reptiles have also been depicted. Some animal figurines have been used as sealings by being pressed onto a variety of objects. Human figurines display a rich variety of naturalistic abstract styles, such as \'L\' shaped (\\\"Lady stalk\\\"), abstract, arms spread to the sides, stylized-cylindrical, cylindrical-standing, stylized-sitting, and with more realistic organs.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 5, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 3, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 3, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [84, 86, 85, 83], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"7X28C9PV\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Sumaki Höyük_settlement_3_small finds_35', 62, 807),
(808, '62', 62, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 62, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-08T15:27:04Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T14:30:05.836Z\", \"material\": [9], \"finds_type\": null, \"comment\": \"Copper ore (presumably used for pigment) is also present at Hallan Cemi. The nearest known present day source for this material is near the modern town of Maden, ca. 150 km to the west of Hallan Cemi. \\r\\nThe author doesn\'t present any specific results on the copper ore finds (context or other). \", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 16, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 25, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"AMV5AT97\", \"WVR6A6WI\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Hallan Cemi_settlement_25_None_62', 62, 808),
(809, '57', 57, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 57, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-08T14:35:44Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T14:50:07.604Z\", \"material\": [5, 21, 22, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Hallan Cemi has yielded the remains of numerous stone bowls. These are typically made of either a grey/green-black chloritic stone or a white Iimestone and often decorated with finely incised and occasionally relief designs in both geometric and naturalistic motifs. The site has also yielded a series of small, finely polished stone pestles, many with sculpted handles. These are typically made of the same chloritic stone as the bowls, but a few examples made of sandstone also occur. The sculpted examples are formed into a variety of naturalistic forms, stylized to varying degrees. Recognizable motifs include goat heads, symmetrically paired laterally projecting straight or curved flangesthat seem to represent bovid horns, and one or more type of indistinct mammalian animal devoid of horns. These sculpted pestles, particularly those made of chloritic stone, are made to the same approximate scale as the stone bowls and were certainly capable of easily being used tagether with them. Other finds are vertically drilled stones that come in a variety of configurations and can best be described as mace heads. While only a few of the many drilled stones from the site clearly fall under the heading of maces, the examples in question are all again made of the same materials as the stone bowls, come in a variety of elaborated forms (e.g., oval, sub-triangular, sub-rectangular, domed), and are highly polished, as well as occasionally decorated. An other category of stone artifacts that are small notched batons, they are made of a relatively soft, micaceous grey metamorphic rock (perhaps a schist). On the single possibly intact example, the end opposite the notched tip is bluntly rounded, devoid of notches, and decorated with an incised hourglass design. There is some evidence of breakage and reshaping at the blunt end of this example, leaving open the possibility that this piecewas originally of a different form. ln fact, of the ca. 35 pieces of this type found, only the single \\\"intact\\\" example and another questionable example of the type has such a blunt end. All the remaining pieces of this type are either notched tip or shaft fragments. No other blunt ends were found. This suggests the possibility that these notched batons may actually have been bilaterally symmetrical (i.e., cigar shaped) in their original form and that the \\\"intact\\\" example is simply a broken one that has been repaired. The notches were simply cut into the stone, as if to keep a formal count of something.\\r\\nAnother category of artifacts found at the site are relatively large, oblong, button-like objects made from animal bone. They are found in a variety of configurations, including ovate, rectangular, and sinuous and are also often decorated. An other category of finds are ovate, undecorated shaft straighteners made of the same chloritic stone as the bowls and other finds.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 16, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 25, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [44, 60, 95, 94], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"AMV5AT97\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Hallan Cemi_settlement_25_small finds_57', 62, 809),
(810, '59', 59, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 59, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-08T14:56:22Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T14:54:38.741Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 1, \"comment\": \"The animal species exploited by the site\'s inhabitants include sheep/goats, deer, pig, canids, bears, and a variety of small mammals, birds, reptiles, and fish. Though most of the animals consumed by the site\'s inhabitants were, as expected, wild and presumably obtained by hunting, there is strong evidence that the site\'s inhabitants were beginning to experiment with a rudimentary form of animal husbandry. However, these early experiments with animal husbandry did not involve sheep or goats, the species which are widely thought to be the earliest to be fully domesticated; rather, they involved the husbandry of pigs. Sheep and deer were the most intensively exploited animal species at Hallan Cemi. The data indicate that all the bones from these species were from morphologically wild individuals and were presumably obtained by hunting. However, the pig data indicate that some primitive form of husbandry was being practiced with these animals to some degree. Specifically, the survivorship curve indicates that a particularly high number (43%) of the pigs did not live beyond one year of age, a pattern typically seen at sites with domesticated pigs and not at sites where pigs were obtained by hunting. \", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 16, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": 2, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 25, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [10, 16, 2, 13, 5], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [1, 9], \"reference\": [\"A7VVVMA6\", \"AMV5AT97\", \"EZQDU6AG\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Hallan Cemi_settlement_25_animal remains_59', 62, 810),
(811, '60', 60, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 60, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-08T15:01:25Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T14:57:38.080Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 2, \"comment\": \"The carbonized botanical remains indicate that sea club-rush, nuts (including almonds and pistachio), and pulses (including lentils and vetches) were the most intensively exploited plant resources. lt is noteworthy that large-seeded grasses are conspicuously absent from the plant remains found at the site. This is consistent with the virtual absence of sickle blades in the chipped stone tool assemblage. Thus, at Hallan Cemi we clearly have an early sedentary society that was not dependent on cereal grass exploitation. The significance of this point lies in the fact that cereal grass exploitation has often been theorized to play a central role in precipitating the shift from mobile hunting-gathering economies to ones based on sedentary life-ways and food production. \", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 16, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [13, 28], \"area\": 25, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"AMV5AT97\", \"EZQDU6AG\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Hallan Cemi_settlement_25_botany_60', 62, 811),
(812, '58', 58, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 58, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": 58, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-08T14:41:40Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T14:59:52.686Z\", \"material\": [2], \"finds_type\": 3, \"comment\": \"The Hallan Cemi assemblage is characterized by blades produced from single platform cores, with a significant number of such blades modified to form geometric pieces, particularly scalene triangles. Convex pieces (i.e., lunates) are also present, but relatively rare. Equally noteworthy are the other early chipped stone types which do not occur in the Hallan Cemi chipped stone assemblage. Specifically, characteristically Natufian-type backed and truncated blades are completely absent, as are all other distinctly Natufian chipped stone tool types. \\r\\nThe nearest sources for obsidian, a valued raw material for the manufacture of chipped stone tools at Hallan Cemi, are in the Lake Van and Bing\\u00f6l regions, both ca. 100 km away to the northeast and northwest respectively. Despite these distances, obsidian accounts for 58% of the chipped stone pieces at Hallan Cemi and material from both sources is present at the site. \\r\\nThe author doesn\'t describe the lithics in particular, but only mentions them in socio-political and economical context. For further information on the lithics please see Rosenberg 1994.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 16, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [1], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [16, 7], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 25, \"obsidian\": \"Yes\", \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [68], \"lithics_industry\": [1, 2], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"3DFRB6AA\", \"AMV5AT97\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Hallan Cemi_settlement_25_lithics_58', 62, 812),
(813, '17', 17, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 17, \"fields\": {\"exact_location\": \"yes\", \"elevation\": null, \"longitude\": \"41.241661000000\", \"created\": \"2016-03-08T11:27:27Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T15:07:09.519Z\", \"name\": \"Hallan Cemi\", \"coordinate_source\": 1, \"alternative_name\": [], \"geographical_coordinate_reference_system\": 5, \"number_of_activity_periods\": 3, \"topography\": null, \"public\": true, \"latitude\": \"38.223929000000\", \"alias_name\": [], \"reference\": [\"3DFRB6AA\", \"3ZFIM6S7\", \"4H4GN27V\", \"4PXIV3ER\", \"8EVEXSIZ\", \"A2Z6SJQX\", \"A7VVVMA6\", \"AMV5AT97\", \"EZQDU6AG\", \"FVBWK9RR\", \"GVJ4PKHA\", \"N8TQS73U\", \"NK4R4IM2\", \"P2FPMVNW\", \"WI3TU7JJ\", \"WVR6A6WI\"], \"authorityfile_id\": \"\", \"province\": 24, \"comment\": \"\", \"description\": \"Hallan Cemi is located in Batman Province, ca. 50 km north of the city of Batman. lt is a small stratified mound situated on the west bank of the Sason Stream, a tributary of the Batman Stream, which in turn is a tributary of the Tigris River (Fig. 1 ). lt is approximately 4,3 m in height and covers an area of less than 5 ha. At least four pre-pottery building Ievels are known to exist, but only three were excavated to any meaningful degree before work at the site had to cease. A recent series of 16 accelerator dates (OxA 12298-99, 12328-41) confirm that the site was occupied for a few hundred years toward the end of the 11th millennium BP in C14 years (mid 10th millennium cal. BC). \"}, \"model\": \"defcdb.site\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Hallan Cemi', 60, 813),
(814, '74', 74, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 74, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-09T15:43:46Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T15:09:32.412Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 1, \"comment\": \"2 dog burials, pit (see area description cemetary/graves).\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 17, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": 1, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 27, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": 2, \"animal_remains_species\": [10], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [5], \"reference\": [\"EGNPA3SD\", \"GPIPBTDX\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy_cemetery or grave_27_animal remains_74', 62, 814);
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(815, '75', 75, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 75, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-09T15:48:22Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T15:11:22.153Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 1, \"comment\": \"The animal remains have not been studied/published yet.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 17, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 26, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"EGNPA3SD\", \"GPIPBTDX\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy_settlement_26_animal remains_75', 62, 815),
(816, '73', 73, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 73, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-09T15:41:26Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T15:12:22.848Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 2, \"comment\": \"Only the plant remains have been sufficiently analyzed for reliable discussion. Sea club-rush, legumes, and nuts (including almond and pistachio) again appear to dominate what can reliably be presumed to have been the food assemblage. Small seeded grasses are present but still do not appear to have been a significant food resource. There is no evidence for any plant domestication. It has been suggested by Savard that, given the dominance of riparian plants in both assemblages, the relocation was perhaps motivated by the desire on the part of the community inhabiting the Batman Drainage to have access to the larger flood plain of the Batman Stream (as compared to that of its Sason Stream tributary) and the associated greater availability of riparian plant resources. Hunting and gathering seems to continue as the mode of subsistences and its focus appears to be relatively unchanged from the patterns practiced at Hallan Cemi. The exploitation of grasses continues to play a relatively minor role in the subsistance system. \", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 17, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [28], \"area\": 26, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"BPVVXUCP\", \"EGNPA3SD\", \"FVBWK9RR\", \"GPIPBTDX\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy_settlement_26_botany_73', 62, 816),
(817, '27', 27, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 27, \"fields\": {\"earliest_datedated_by\": [], \"latest_date_delta13\": null, \"latest_date_14C_age_calibrated\": null, \"period\": [1], \"earliest_date_14C_age_calibrated\": null, \"period_reference\": [], \"cave_rockshelters_human_remains\": null, \"settlement_structure\": [], \"grave_number_of_not_specified_sex\": 6, \"public\": true, \"grave_type_of_human_remains\": [2], \"settlement_construction_type\": [], \"earliest_date_lab_number\": \"\", \"settlement_human_remains\": null, \"cemetery_or_graves_topography\": [], \"description\": \"The complete absence of burials at Hallan Cemi makes the presence of burials at Demirk\\u00f6y the most notable behavoiral innovation at this site, implying significant changes in mortuary ritual, symbolism, cosmology, etc. The burials involved both humans and animals - specifical canid, with a total of six human and two canid burials encountered and excavated. The human burials were of individuals ranging in age from infant throught adult and were somewhat variable in their treatment. In the five cases where it could be determined, bodies were laid on their right side, and all exhibited some degree of flexing. Four were laid out with their heads to the north or northeast; the fifth with the head to the south. The flexing ranged from a full fetal position, through intermediate degrees to just the flexing of the lower legs back up against the upper legs in an otherwise gernally extended position. The remaining example was a highly fragmentary, badly disturbed individual of whom little remained and abouth whoum very little can reliably be said. One individual was apparently burned in situ, in that all the remaining bones exhibited some degree of burning, but were present in more or less their proper anatomical position. Two other indivituals were either wrapped or placed on a reed mat for burial, judging from the phytolith impressions found under the bodies. A third individual, a child, was marked by closely spaced, parallel thin alternating bands of red and black pigment. For the moment, the most plausible explanation for this pattern of pigmentation is that the burial was bndled with bitumen-soaked cordage and then sprinkled with red ochre, with the ochre coming in contact with the body. \", \"dating_method\": [], \"grave_type\": [2], \"cemetery_or_graves_mortuary_features\": [], \"latest_datedated_by\": [], \"grave_number_of_male_sex\": null, \"earliest_date_standard_deviation\": null, \"grave_estimated_number_of_individuals\": \"6\", \"cave_rockshelters_evidence_of_occupation\": [], \"grave_number_of_graves\": \"8\", \"radiocarbon_dated\": \"no\", \"earliest_date_14C_age\": null, \"latest_date_date_of_calibration\": null, \"latest_date_14C_age\": null, \"cave_rockshelters_type\": null, \"comment\": \"\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T15:14:19.563Z\", \"quarry_exploitation_type\": null, \"created\": \"2016-03-09T14:10:21Z\", \"area_type\": 2, \"grave_age_groups\": [15, 14], \"earliest_date_delta13\": null, \"settlement_building_technique\": [], \"site\": 18, \"quarry_raw_material\": [], \"grave_sexes\": [3], \"latest_date_lab_number\": \"\", \"latest_date_standard_deviation\": null, \"settlement_special_features\": [], \"latest_date_calibration\": null, \"period_comment\": \"For the dating methods and dates please see \\\"Demirk\\u00f6y - settlement\\\"-Area.\", \"earliest_date_date_of_calibration\": null, \"grave_manipulations_of_graves\": [4], \"grave_number_of_female_sex\": null, \"earliest_date_calibration\": null, \"area_nr\": \"\", \"settlement_type\": null, \"cemetery_or_grave\": \"grave\", \"reference\": [\"BPVVXUCP\", \"EGNPA3SD\", \"FVBWK9RR\", \"GPIPBTDX\", \"NJUXFE65\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.area\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy_cemetery or grave_27', 61, 817),
(818, '26', 26, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 26, \"fields\": {\"earliest_datedated_by\": [4], \"latest_date_delta13\": null, \"latest_date_14C_age_calibrated\": null, \"period\": [1], \"earliest_date_14C_age_calibrated\": null, \"period_reference\": [\"EGNPA3SD\", \"GPIPBTDX\"], \"cave_rockshelters_human_remains\": null, \"settlement_structure\": [], \"grave_number_of_not_specified_sex\": 6, \"public\": true, \"grave_type_of_human_remains\": [2], \"settlement_construction_type\": [], \"earliest_date_lab_number\": \"OxA 12488\", \"settlement_human_remains\": \"yes\", \"cemetery_or_graves_topography\": [], \"description\": \"A total horizontal area of ca. 75m\\u00b2 was exposed by the soundings that probed the identifiably stratified Neolithic deposits. Other than fleeting traces of what may have been a very badly weathered, lightly burned low mud feature of indeterminated, vaguely semi-circular configuration (ca. 2m in maximum diameter) and a number of burials (see also Demirk\\u00f6y - cemetery/graves), the only recongnizable stratigraphic features encountered in the soundings were a series o fthin broken plaster surfaces that alternated with equally thin, softer, ashy midden deposits. This absence of identifiable structural features may be a product of the small horizontal exposure. However, it seems as likely to be a product of the fact that all that remains of the site is its far western skirt, and that those parts of the site on which structures may have once stood had been washed away by the Batman Stream in the past. The dates confirm that the occupation of Demirk\\u00f6y immediately follows the abandonment of Hallan Cemi and likely represents a relocation of the Hallan Cemi community down river.\", \"dating_method\": [3], \"grave_type\": [2], \"cemetery_or_graves_mortuary_features\": [], \"latest_datedated_by\": [], \"grave_number_of_male_sex\": null, \"earliest_date_standard_deviation\": 50, \"grave_estimated_number_of_individuals\": \"6\", \"cave_rockshelters_evidence_of_occupation\": [], \"grave_number_of_graves\": \"8\", \"radiocarbon_dated\": \"no\", \"earliest_date_14C_age\": 9930, \"latest_date_date_of_calibration\": null, \"latest_date_14C_age\": null, \"cave_rockshelters_type\": null, \"comment\": \"\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T15:14:53.318Z\", \"quarry_exploitation_type\": null, \"created\": \"2016-03-09T13:02:55Z\", \"area_type\": 4, \"grave_age_groups\": [15, 14], \"earliest_date_delta13\": null, \"settlement_building_technique\": [], \"site\": 18, \"quarry_raw_material\": [], \"grave_sexes\": [3], \"latest_date_lab_number\": \"\", \"latest_date_standard_deviation\": null, \"settlement_special_features\": [], \"latest_date_calibration\": null, \"period_comment\": \"Two very early 10th millennium BP (see above, and OxA 12489: 9890 +/- 45) (uncalibrated accelorator dates; Oxygen isotope analyses) on seeds recovered from flotation yielded dates.\", \"earliest_date_date_of_calibration\": null, \"grave_manipulations_of_graves\": [4], \"grave_number_of_female_sex\": null, \"earliest_date_calibration\": \"no\", \"area_nr\": \"\", \"settlement_type\": 2, \"cemetery_or_grave\": \"grave\", \"reference\": [\"BPVVXUCP\", \"EGNPA3SD\", \"FVBWK9RR\", \"GPIPBTDX\", \"NJUXFE65\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.area\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy_settlement_26', 61, 818),
(819, '63', 63, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 63, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-09T14:14:12Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T15:17:06.370Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"One of the \\\"reed mat burials\\\" was the only example of an individual exhibiting any kind of adormnet, a lizard skin \\\"bracelet\\\" encircling the right arm (of which the scales remained).\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 17, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 27, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 2, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": 1, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [77], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"BPVVXUCP\", \"EGNPA3SD\", \"GPIPBTDX\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy_cemetery or grave_27_small finds_63', 62, 819),
(820, '64', 64, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 64, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-09T14:24:20Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T15:18:48.398Z\", \"material\": [1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Identifiably grave goods were rare. They included a polished, but otherwise unsculpted pestle with the \\\"painted\\\" child burial, two pieces of chipped stone (including one scraper) with the \\\"plain reed mat\\\" burial, and a sub-rectangular muller with the \\\"reed mat+lizard-skin bracelet\\\" burial.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 17, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 27, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": 2, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [58, 76, 74], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"BPVVXUCP\", \"EGNPA3SD\", \"GPIPBTDX\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy_cemetery or grave_27_small finds_64', 62, 820),
(821, '74', 74, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 74, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-09T15:43:46Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T15:19:33.398Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 1, \"comment\": \"2 dog burials, pit (see area description cemetary/graves).\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 17, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": 1, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 27, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": 2, \"animal_remains_species\": [10], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [5], \"reference\": [\"BPVVXUCP\", \"EGNPA3SD\", \"GPIPBTDX\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy_cemetery or grave_27_animal remains_74', 62, 821),
(822, '66', 66, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 66, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": 9, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-09T14:48:17Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T15:20:37.453Z\", \"material\": [11, 2], \"finds_type\": 3, \"comment\": \"Most characteristic chipped stone artifacts types from Hallan Cemi (e.g. scalene geometrics and projectile points) are all also present at Demirk\\u00f6y. Consistent with expectations about temporal trends, projectile points, are much more common at Demirk\\u00f6y than at Hallan Cemi. Sickle blades and lunate geometrics are also more common, although scalenes still constitute the largest part of the geometric component. However, the frequency of obsidian relative to flint drops at Demirk\\u00f6y (as compared to Hallan Cemi) from ca. 58% to ca. 9% by total count and ca. 32% to ca. 2% by total weight. \", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 17, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [2, 1], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [16, 7], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 26, \"obsidian\": \"Yes\", \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [1, 2], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"BPVVXUCP\", \"EGNPA3SD\", \"GPIPBTDX\", \"NJUXFE65\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy_settlement_26_lithics_66', 62, 822),
(823, '68', 68, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 68, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-09T15:01:58Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T15:22:10.503Z\", \"material\": [5, 21, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Characteristic ground stone artefacts include polished stone bowls, sculpted pestles, and mace heads, all represented by fragmentary examples and made of the same chloritic stone as the examples from the former site. The decorative motifs of the stone bowl fragments are indistinguishable from those found on the those found on the stone bowls from Hallan Cemi. Polished stone shaft straightneres, also typically made of chloritic stone, are also present at Demirk\\u00f6y, however in a sub-rectangular form. They are typically decorated with deeply incised line and chevron patterns. Bone artifacts show the same continuity with Hallan Cemi is also evident in the bone artifacts from Demirk\\u00f6y. No examples of bone artifacts that would qualify as representational art were found. The distincitve elongated bone \\\"buttons\\\" also occur at Demirk\\u00f6y.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 17, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 26, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 1, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [44, 60, 95, 94], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"BPVVXUCP\", \"EGNPA3SD\", \"GPIPBTDX\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy_settlement_26_small finds_68', 62, 823),
(824, '71', 71, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 71, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-09T15:22:42Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T15:24:26.528Z\", \"material\": [21, 19, 1], \"finds_type\": 5, \"comment\": \"Stone bowl fragments have been reworked into small free-standing stylized \\\"horned pieces\\\". Objects made of clay include fragments of what seem to be the limbs of baked clay figurines. It is not clear from the few available fragments whether the figurines of which they were once part represented humans or animals, nor is their function clear.\", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 17, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 26, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": 3, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": null, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [84, 83], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"BPVVXUCP\", \"EGNPA3SD\", \"GPIPBTDX\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy_settlement_26_small finds_71', 62, 824),
(825, '72', 72, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 72, \"fields\": {\"obsidian_amount\": null, \"pottery_decoration\": [], \"created\": \"2016-03-09T15:30:57Z\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T15:27:21.834Z\", \"material\": [], \"finds_type\": 4, \"comment\": \"This object-type is represented by three small fragments of a single, poorly fired, crudely made pottery vessel. Poorly fired pottery has been reported occasionally (more often informally in conversation than formally in print) from other Pre-Pottery Neolithic sites and they have usually been relegated by the excavator to being the products of accidental firing, no doubt primarily for the lack of evidence to the contrary. However, in this case it is highly likely that the original vessel from which these sherds derive was purposely fired, however poorly. One of the three sherds is a rim sherd with a small manufactured hole just below the rim. Thus, the original vessel appears to have been a pottery copy of an otherwise typical stone bowl, complete with the typical opposed small suspension holes placed just below the rim. A hole produced for such suspesion, or any other functional purpose which required the hole to be threaded, would quickly wear through in an unfired vessel, which strongly implies that the vessel was intentionally fired. \", \"lithics_technology\": [], \"research_event\": 17, \"lithics_core_shape\": [], \"lithics_raw_material\": [], \"animal_remains_completeness\": null, \"lithics_retouched_tools\": [], \"botany_species\": [], \"area\": 26, \"obsidian\": null, \"confidence\": \"5\", \"small_finds_category\": null, \"pottery_form\": null, \"public\": true, \"amount\": 2, \"animal_remains_species\": [], \"small_finds_type\": [], \"lithics_industry\": [], \"animal_remains_part\": [], \"reference\": [\"BPVVXUCP\", \"EGNPA3SD\", \"GPIPBTDX\"], \"pottery_detail\": []}, \"model\": \"defcdb.finds\"}]', 'Southeastern Anatolia_Batman_Demirköy_settlement_26_pottery_72', 62, 825),
(826, '82', 82, 'json', '[{\"pk\": 82, \"fields\": {\"earliest_datedated_by\": [], \"latest_date_delta13\": null, \"latest_date_14C_age_calibrated\": null, \"period\": [61, 69, 71], \"earliest_date_14C_age_calibrated\": null, \"period_reference\": [\"DR2ZWXQB\", \"VQ2MRNP9\"], \"cave_rockshelters_human_remains\": null, \"settlement_structure\": [], \"grave_number_of_not_specified_sex\": null, \"public\": true, \"grave_type_of_human_remains\": [], \"settlement_construction_type\": [], \"earliest_date_lab_number\": \"\", \"settlement_human_remains\": null, \"cemetery_or_graves_topography\": [], \"description\": \"Around the fire places pottery, tools, shells and animal bones were found.\", \"dating_method\": [3], \"grave_type\": [], \"cemetery_or_graves_mortuary_features\": [], \"latest_datedated_by\": [], \"grave_number_of_male_sex\": null, \"earliest_date_standard_deviation\": null, \"grave_estimated_number_of_individuals\": \"\", \"cave_rockshelters_evidence_of_occupation\": [1], \"grave_number_of_graves\": \"\", \"radiocarbon_dated\": null, \"earliest_date_14C_age\": null, \"latest_date_date_of_calibration\": null, \"latest_date_14C_age\": null, \"cave_rockshelters_type\": 1, \"comment\": \"\", \"modified\": \"2016-03-17T20:36:07.838Z\", \"quarry_exploitation_type\": null, \"created\": \"2016-03-16T17:04:41Z\", \"area_type\": 1, \"grave_age_groups\": [], \"earliest_date_delta13\": null, \"settlement_building_technique\": [], \"site\": 43, \"quarry_raw_material\": [], \"grave_sexes\": [], \"latest_date_lab_number\": \"\", \"latest_date_standard_deviation\": null, \"settlement_special_features\": [], \"latest_date_calibration\": null, \"period_comment\": \"Good parallels for pottery can be found in the Knossian Strata VII-VIB according to Tomkins.\", \"earliest_date_date_of_calibration\": null, \"grave_manipulations_of_graves\": [], \"grave_number_of_female_sex\": null, \"earliest_date_calibration\": null, \"area_nr\": \"\", \"settlement_type\": null, \"cemetery_or_grave\": null, \"reference\": [\"DR2ZWXQB\", \"EPKTR4K8\", \"VQ2MRNP9\", \"WIURGB4H\"]}, \"model\": \"defcdb.area\"}]', 'Crete_Rethymnon_Gerani-Cave_cave or rockshelter_82', 61, 826),
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