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Çagil Tepe / Çeel Tepe

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Çağıl Tepe / Çeel Tepe
Type:
Upland Settlement
Altitude:
625 m
Region:
Central Anatolia
Province:
Çorum
District:
Ugurludag
Village:
Üçdam
Investigation Method:
Survey
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It stands on a natural elevation; east of the village road; 500 m south of Üçdam Village; near a valley opening to the river on the southern bank of the Kizilirmak River; west of Çorum Province. It is an oval shaped mound. It was discovered during the Survey of Çorum conducted under T. Sipahi and T. Yildirim in 1996. Only sherds dating from the third millennium BC were collected from the surface. The researchers also report that they recovered fragment of a bull figurine.
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