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Pazarköy Üyücek

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Pazarköy Üyücek
Type:
Mound
Altitude:
m
Region:
Marmara
Province:
Çanakkale
District:
Yenice
Village:
Pazarköy
Investigation Method:
Survey
Period:
EBA I

     


It lies 1 km northwest of Pazarköy Village of Yenice District; east of Çanakkale Province. It is a flat mound. It has double cones. It was discovered in 1989 during the Marmara Survey conducted by M. Özdogan. Materials dating from the Late Chalcolithic Age and the EBA were collected from the surface. It has been damaged due to the terracing. Code I 6/21. The mound was researched again during the survey performed by Yalçikli in 2010. The mound consists of two interconnected hills. The small sized one which is on the northeast side of the hill is connected to the big sized one via a large pass. It is about 250x170 m in dimensions, 170 m altitude above sea level and 1.5 m above from the valley base. Among the finds collected from the surface, there are potsherds and flint tools which are dated to Late Chalcolithic, EBA, Archaic period and Middle Age. 4 baked clay spindle whorls were delivered to Çanakkale Archaeological Museum as inventory [Yalçikli 2012:211-212].
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