Relatively well preserved structures such as rectangular pise buildings, oval shaped hearths and subterranean ovens were detected. Particularly through the upper three layers, at least, some houses and hearths were found lying one upon the other in almost the same place, demonstrating either a rather rigid spatial organization within the community or a strong continuity among these layers. lt seems likely that a rectangular pise building and oval shaped hearths constitute a basic household unit. The pise buildings were built without stone foundations and most of them are divided into small rooms by partition walls. ln the open space outside of these features, hearths are usually located. The hearth is oval shaped and about 2 m lang and 1 m to 1,5 m wide. The floors of the hearths, which are surrounded by low clay walls with a void on the short side, are coated with mud plaster containing a large amount of small stones and hardened from firing. Most of them have stone pavements beneath the tloors, probably for thermal retention. A series of six hearths was built in the same horizontal place, directly over one another. It was confirmed that all these hearths were contemporary with the pise building of Layer 4 (structure 27), which is located about 1m away. That means this hearth was rebuilt five times while the same hause was continuously occupied. Except for the uppermost one, all the hearths have stone pavements beneath the floor. A number of subterranean ovens are found mainly confined to the upper layers of Phase 2 and spatially squares 1Y, 1A and 2A. This type of oven has an elongated oval shape with various dimensions, ranging from 35 cm to 140 cm in length. ln some cases burned stones are found in situ in the ovens, possibly indicating that the ovens were used as roasting pits. Same ovens were made by cutting through earlier ones, suggesting that cooking activities were repeatedly practiced in this sector. 