Harbetsuvan Structure Profile

Rectangular Paired-Pillar Structure

Harbetsuvan's rectangular paired-pillar structure shows that T-pillar architecture was not limited to the largest Taş Tepeler centers.

Rectangular Paired-Pillar Structure visual reference
Visual reference for orientation. Use source images only when rights are clear.

At a glance

Site
Harbetsuvan
Structure
Rectangular Paired-Pillar Structure
Known For
Compact T-pillar building context

What you're looking at

The site is a smaller Tek Tek hill node with rectangular stone buildings, paired or central pillar arrangements, and public links to a seated male sculpture and small-find assemblage.

Why it matters

  • Rectangular stone architecture is a key Harbetsuvan anchor.
  • Paired or central pillars are reported.
  • The structure belongs to a smaller-site comparison lane with Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe.
  • Detailed plan, dimensions, and stratigraphy remain publication needs.
  • Use the page as a compact architecture guide, not a full structure atlas.

What to notice first

  • Rectangular building
  • Paired pillars
  • T-pillar context
  • Seated male sculpture comparison
  • Small finds
Research layer source notes
  • Keep confirmed public facts separate from research leads and expected future excavation detail.
  • Do not promote structure, object, ritual, or phase claims before plans, loci, dates, or catalog records support them.
  • Use rights-safe fallback imagery unless image rights and credit wording are clear.
  • This page is a public reference layer, not the final excavation report.
  • Official Taş Tepeler Harbetsuvan page
  • Evidence note
  • Evidence note
  • Site profile and evidence notes
  • What are the exact plan and dimensions?
  • How many pillars are secure in this structure?
  • Where exactly does the seated male sculpture belong contextually?
  • Which details are secure physical observations, and which are reporting shorthand?
  • Which public images can be used after rights review?
  • What future publication will separate structure, object, phase, and date details?
  • Treat this as a public-safe bridge between the site profile and deeper evidence review.
  • Add deeper pages only when evidence records become strong enough to support them.
  • Detailed evidence notes remain available for deeper review.
Evidence behind this evidence layer

Stable evidence

  • The site is a smaller Tek Tek hill node with rectangular stone buildings, paired or central pillar arrangements, and public links to a seated male sculpture and small-find assemblage.
  • Harbetsuvan's rectangular paired-pillar structure shows that T-pillar architecture was not limited to the largest Taş Tepeler centers.
  • Rectangular stone architecture is a key Harbetsuvan anchor.
  • Paired or central pillars are reported.

Where it comes from

  • Official Taş Tepeler Harbetsuvan page
  • Evidence note
  • Evidence note
  • Site profile and evidence notes

Limits

  • Keep confirmed public facts separate from research leads and expected future excavation detail.
  • Do not promote structure, object, ritual, or phase claims before plans, loci, dates, or catalog records support them.
  • Use rights-safe fallback imagery unless image rights and credit wording are clear.
  • This page is a public reference layer, not the final excavation report.

What could change

  • What are the exact plan and dimensions?
  • How many pillars are secure in this structure?
  • Where exactly does the seated male sculpture belong contextually?
  • Which details are secure physical observations, and which are reporting shorthand?

Open site profile

Source links references
  • Official Taş Tepeler Harbetsuvan page
  • Evidence note
  • Evidence note

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