[{"fields": {"geographical_coordinate_reference_system": null, "province": 51, "latitude": null, "number_of_activity_periods": 2, "longitude": null, "reference": ["3UBGNVN3", "5CVBHA5J", "5UKEW3PP", "7637DU86", "8XGJVDW3", "9676GPHU", "9MX7G5D7", "AVU76WF7", "BQ23RM45", "D4QHG9DB", "E72UICRR", "F25CGMCS", "FEEVX8AQ", "FVMXGVZQ", "FXXENUUX", "HPGWD77R", "IFB6CSBG", "IK3876WE", "KN8BIQ3J", "M9JP8VNS", "N3GSXEX9", "NIXIR8UE", "NUEJJ95C", "QCR44P4S", "RW7K8A9S", "SFP9F9RS", "VWC2682Q", "VZJGMTFP", "W77CFMJP", "XBWD7WK5", "ZF4CMSU2"], "created": "2016-10-22T14:18:46.015Z", "elevation": null, "authorityfile_id": "", "public": true, "comment": "", "name": "Musular", "alias_name": [], "alternative_name": [], "exact_location": "no", "topography": 9, "coordinate_source": null, "modified": "2016-10-22T14:18:46.015Z", "description": "Musular, one of the four 8th millennium satellite sites of A\u015f\u0131kl\u0131, was discovered during a survey in 1993. It lies 300/400 m west of A\u015f\u0131kl\u0131. Musular is located on the west bank of the Melendiz River and was a flat and low site (like two other satellite sites of A\u015f\u0131kl\u0131, Yellibelen and Gedikba\u015f\u0131). It lay directly on the bedrock (tufa rock formation called \"say\"). Even though the surface material was widely distributed (over an area of more than 220 x 120 m), only 2000 m\u00b2, with a shallow depression, were used intensively. \r\n Maybe Musular had an accompanying function to it (hunting cam site, knapping site or family unit site?)\r\nThe site was occupied from the earliest Aceramic Neolithic (8th millennium) to the very end of the Late Neolithic or the beginning of the Early Chalcolithic. There are architectural remains (e.g. red painted lime plaster pieces), and other finds like obsidian, animal bones, ground stones, pottery, shells and beads."}, "model": "defcdb.site", "pk": 676}]