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8,800-Year-Old Neolithic Houses on Gökçeada Reveal One of the Aegean’s Earliest Farming Villages
Five 8,800-year-old Neolithic houses uncovered at Uğurlu-Zeytinlik Höyük on Gökçeada are offering a rare view into how some of the earliest farming communities of the Aegean islands built, lived, and adapted to an island environment. The structures, dated to around 6800 BC, came to light during a recent excavation season at the prehistoric mound, where…