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Ayazköy

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Ayazköy
Type:
Mound
Altitude:
0 m
Region:
Aegean
Province:
Izmir
District:
Bergama
Village:
Ayazkent
Investigation Method:
Survey
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It lies about 1 km south of Çataltepe; 12.8 km northeast of Kinik; north of Izmir Province. It was discovered by O. Barlett; and investigated by J. Driehaus in 1955. It measures 100x100x2 m. It has been severely damaged due to heavy cultivation. A stone wall on the top hill and pottery belonging to the Hellenistic Period in the surrounding territory were uncovered. Largely; sherds dating from the EBA were collected from the surface. Handmade; burnished; gray and brown EBA pottery and the black and claret burnished sherds were found. Besides EBA pottery; gray-washed; wheelmade Troy VI style pottery was collected from the surface.
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