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Mound |
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Altitude:
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80 m |
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Region:
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Mediterranean |
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Province:
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Osmaniye |
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District:
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Kadirli |
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Village:
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Çukurköprü |
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Investigation Method:
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Survey |
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| The broad; 3-4 m high mound lies nearby Anavarza junction; south of Kozan-Kadirli motorway and Çukurköprü Village; west of Kadirli Dİstrict; northeast of Adana Province. It was slightly damaged by the village road. Ceramics; recovered during the 1951 Survey conducted by M.V. Seton-Williams; are of Coba ware. Except for the EBA; the mound was occupied from the LNA until the Roman Period. |
| Location: lies nearby Anavarza junction; south of Kozan-Kadirli motorway and Çukurköprü Village; west of Kadirli District; northeast of Adana Province. |
| Geography and Environment: Approximately 30-40 m of this low lying; 3-4 m high mound has been destroyed by highway construction. There are no water sources or modern towns near the site. There must have been a nearby water source when the mound was inhabited. |
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