This paper explores the effectiveness of a domestic mode of production model in explaining
the development of Neolithic households in South-west Asia, using evidence from the site of …

The book starts by discussing the significance of walking for the experience of being human,
including a comparative study of the language and cultures of walking. It then reviews in …

Çatalhöyük is a renowned archaeological site in central Anatolia, best known for its Neolithic
occupation dated from 7100 to 6000 cal BC. The site received worldwide attention early on …

We explore the ways in which residents of Neolithic Çatalhöyük in Anatolia differentiated
themselves as well as the ways in which they did not. We integrate numerous data sets in …

Houses are rich resources for understanding prehistoric social structure. However,
conventional working methods often handle houses as stable entities that reflect the nature …

The Neolithic site of Catalhoyuk in central Anatolia with its well-preserved architecture,
dramatic wall paintings, and reliefs has been the heart of discussions of prehistoric lifeways …

Archaeologists have adopted the Gini coefficient to evaluate unequal accumulations of
material, supporting narratives modelled on modern inequality discourse. Proxies are …

As they soar into the air and dive below the water's surface, birds inspire awe for their
superhuman capacity to pass among earth, air, and water. People often see birds as spirits …

The site of Uğurlu on the island of Gökçeada (Imbros) is the earliest known Neolithic
settlement within the Aegean Islands (c. 6800–4500 cal. BC). In total, 37 pits, associated …

Intramural burials are common on the Anatolian plateau, beginning in early prehistory.
Neolithic examples indicate that the incorporation of human remains into domestic …