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Post-holes beside the road were indicators for fences or light structures.\r\n\r\nDeposits: contained thin layers of ashes and clayey soil (alternating) and no solid structures; concentration of pottery and bone fragments, antlers and stone artifacts (e.g. shafts, beads, bracelets) --> it was probably used as a dumping area for specialized workshops (stone and bone working confirmed through wear trace analysis)\r\n\r\nStorage structures: many round silos with a pis\u00e9 wall and outer stone lining, paved with river pebbles were found between the houses, their diameter was between 80 and 130 cm (depending on their function), they were frequently, often partially, superimposed which indicates that they were rebuilt often;\r\nother storage structures: simple cylindrical earth pits, about 60 cm deep, were scattered in the area; one contained a stone quern, another one had a child's grave dug into the side wall (this grave contained a necklace of disk beds and a small globular beaker with a flaring neck, decorated with the y\u0131ld\u0131r\u0131m motif in red/brown, on an unburnished buff surface)\r\n\r\nother graves: child graves often found scattered between the houses, two of them were accompanied  only by necklaces (one with truncated dentalium shells, one with different types of disk stone beads);\r\nIn the same area (south of building A41), there was a double adult burial with intertwined, very poorly preserved bones in the same position, which suggests that they had been buried together, in a circular pit, lying on the right side in a contracted position; gifts: a small pot, a cup with a painted y\u0131ld\u0131r\u0131m motif in red on an orange burnished surface;\r\nOther graves in this area were dug deeply into the Early Neolithic deposits on the slopes of the mound; the skeleton always were in a tightly contracted position, lying either on the left or the right side, sometimes with gifts (e.g. pottery vessels, stone pendants, necklaces with disk-shaped stone beads);\r\nOne skeleton belonged to an middle-aged woman. She showed use wear traces on her teeth, deriving from intensive use in basketry making.\r\n", "area_type": 4, "grave_age_groups": [15, 14, 7], "cemetery_or_grave": null, "earliest_date_14C_age_calibrated": null, "earliest_date_calibration": null, "quarry_exploitation_type": null, "grave_estimated_number_of_individuals": "", "dating_method": [3], "comment": "", "area_nr": "", "reference": ["5CVBHA5J", "9SZMENSV", "ZH4ET667"], "cemetery_or_graves_mortuary_features": [], "grave_number_of_not_specified_sex": null, "quarry_raw_material": []}, "model": "defcdb.area", "pk": 678}]