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Çakal



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Type:
Flat Settlement
Altitude:
620 m
Diameter:
m- Direction:

Region:
Southeastern Anatolia
Province:
Adiyaman
District:
Merkez
Village:
Çakal

Destruction :
Agriculture

TAYEx:
Visited - 2/9/2001

Registration State:
For detailed registration information please refer to Turkish pages.
     


Location: The site lies 11 km southwest of Adiyaman; near Çakal Village. It is easy to reach the site via the Adiyaman-Sambayat Road. Having no local name; the site was named as Çakal and labeled as no:39 after the survey.
Geography and Environment: There is no information about its dimensions and environmental features. It is most probably a plain settlement; located at the eastern slope of a narrow valley of Çakal Stream. To the north is a gushing spring; Arap Pinari. This spring and Çakal Stream; which empties into Atatürk Dam; probably met the need of water for the inhabitants. Intense ploughing caused sherds to appear on the surface.
Destruction Details: The find spot is being used for agricultural activities [TAYEx 2.9.2001].


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