As a result of archaeobotanical analysis, the existence of wheat (triticum) from the Poaceae family; vicia, bean (pisum) and lentil (lens) from the bean (Fabaceae) family; and black nightshade from the Chenopodiacea family, has been established. The plants in question could have been consumed by both the human population of the site and by their animals. Even the preliminary results of the plant analyses indicate that the community at Hakemi Use was occupied with farming.