Söğüt Tarlası Structure Profile
1964 PPNB Excavation Area
Söğüt Tarlası / Biris Mezarlığı matters as an older PPNB research node that extends the Taş Tepeler map beyond the famous hilltop sites.
At a glance
- Site
- Söğüt Tarlası
- Structure
- 1964 PPNB Excavation Area
- Known For
- Older PPNB research and material culture context
What you're looking at
Current records point to older 1960s PPNB/Uruk research and a material assemblage including modeled pestles, greenstone axes, grooved smoothers, limestone cups, grinding stones, and jamb stones.
Why it matters
- Also known in older records as Biris Mezarlığı.
- Important for northern/western network extent.
- Older excavation and survey history needs careful modernization.
- Material culture includes pestles, axes, smoothers, cups, grinding stones, and jamb stones.
- Structure detail remains sparse compared with flagship sites.
What to notice first
- Older excavation area
- PPNB material culture
- Modeled pestles
- Greenstone axes
- Grinding stones
- Jamb stones
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.
- Evidence note
- Evidence note
- MC-0026 older survey and material-culture claim
- Site profile and evidence notes
- Which 1964 contexts can be mapped to modern public pages?
- How should Biris Mezarlığı naming be handled?
- Which materials have secure object numbers and images?
- 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.
Source links references
- Evidence note
- Evidence note
- MC-0026 older survey and material-culture claim