[{"fields": {"name": "Kaletepe-K\u00f6m\u00fcrc\u00fc", "public": true, "province": 61, "authorityfile_id": "", "latitude": "38.279833000000", "coordinate_source": 1, "alias_name": [], "geographical_coordinate_reference_system": 5, "number_of_activity_periods": null, "modified": "2016-12-06T16:15:47.821Z", "topography": 2, "alternative_name": [], "reference": ["5CVBHA5J", "MDATS33U", "TSGFGQH7"], "comment": "", "created": "2016-09-12T17:47:23Z", "exact_location": "yes", "description": "K\u00f6m\u00fcrc\u00fc is the best known obsidian source of G\u00f6ll\u00fcda\u011f, and along it, there are several workshops/knapping spots from the Lower and Middle Paleolithic, Pre-Pottery and Pottery Neolithic and Chalcolithic.\r\nThe Kaletepe workshop lies on the northern slope of G\u00f6ll\u00fcda\u011f, northeast of Erikli (one of the most spectacular obsidian flows), at an altitude of ca. 1600 m, the area was about 4 ha big.\r\nSurface finds: Neolithic products, belonging to different technologies and traditions (e.g. bifacial roughouts and preforms or standardized bidirectional blade cores); also some Paleolithic products(Levallois cores, Acheulian bifaces) concentrated on the periphery", "longitude": "34.573098000000", "elevation": 1600}, "pk": 624, "model": "defcdb.site"}]