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example of aggrandizing. Originally two smaller buildings, wallswere knocked through and the oors of the main room expandedto produce one very large building. Other rooms were added onunl there were eight rooms or spaces. This size of building, withso many rooms, is unusual, although the walls are of the normawidth, unlike Building 132 to the north. Another instance of ag-grandizing in this building is that a small plaorm edge into whichwild sheep horns had been set was later increased in size to a

large bench set with wild bull horns. In the later phase of occupaon, a large bulls head and horns were set into the wall and11 bull horns stacked above them. All this suggests a social unitintent on expanding in size and symbolism. But the funcons inBuilding 52 were the same as in other buildings.

Nearby Building 77 we found Building 119. This has avery typical plan, one very similar to other buildings around itincluding Buildings 1 and 3. We now realize that most if not albuildings at atalhyk had some form of painngs on their wallsat some me during their occupaon. Oen these painngs wereonly visible for a short period of me before being covered overagain in white plaster. Building 119 turned out to have painngsof an unusual sort in the northeast corner. We have found incised

and impressed decoraon on walls before, instead of the usuapainngs on at plaster. This was the rst me we had found ahybrid technique in which both painng and impression into theplaster were used. But as usual the two to four layers of painngwere only brief episodes in the longer-term life of the house. We also excavated in the South Area in 2014 and here alarge number of buildings were excavated leading to new discoveries of wall painngs. In parcular, we worked hard and pushedthrough Building 43 in order to uncover the footprint of the un-derlying building. In these earlier levels we began to see a pat-tern that had not been clear before that many of the buildings

Those who aended the excavaons at atalhyk in the sum-mer of 2014 might have been forgiven for thinking they had cometo the wrong site! The excavaon methods used at the site havelong been known to be slow and painstaking, the main tools be-ing dental picks and small brushes. Some of the eld sta did usesuch tools this year, but others found themselves amid maocks,shovels, wheelbarrows and clouds of dust, returning to the dighouse at the end of each day caked in sweat and grime. As the

overall atalhyk Research Project approaches its last years ofexcavaon, the pace has quickened and the push is on to reachdeeper levels and complete the digging of buildings. The enhanced speed and scale of excavaon certainlypaid o in terms of our understanding the nature of buildingsand building sequences at this 9,000 year old tell-site in centralTurkey. We had always thought, and previous excavaons havealways found, that later buildings were built directly on top ofearlier buildings. The focus on connuity of houses over manyrebuilds and generaons was very important at the site. But indigging beneath Building 77 we found something startlingly new.Instead of a precursor the same size and shape as Building 77, wefound a massive, double-sized building with unprecedented thick

walls. The current plan of the Neolithic buildings in the north partof the site makes it clear that the walls of Building 132 were un-usually thick. And the building was so large that it was replacedby two buildings the elaborate Building 77, and Building 108 tothe south. We look forward to nishing the excavaon of Building132 in 2015 to see whether its large size is an indicator of specialfuncons or status.

Immediately to the south of Building 132, we connuedexcavang Building 52 including its Space 90. We are graduallystarng to understand the very complex life-history of this build-ing or rather complex of buildings. The sequence shows a clear

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2014 Season Review

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site.Moredetailedinformaonisavailablefromourwebsiteatwww.catalhoyuk.com/archive_reports/Bltenimizkazsezonuboyuncayrtlenalmalarnveararmalarnksabirzenisunmakamacylahazrlanmr.Dahaayrnlbilgiiinlen

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painng discovered in the northeast corner of Building 119 (photo: Jason Quinlan).119un kuzeydou kesinde ortaya karlan duvar resmi.

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were linked by crawl-holes, or by niches that cut into neighboringbuildings. There seems to have been more connecvity betweenbuildings early on, and this is allowing us to get a beer handle on

the complex stragraphies of the buildings in this part of the site.

Ian Hodder, Stanford University

of the North Area showing Building 132 emerging in the foreground (photo:Jason Quinlan).anda ortaya karlmakta olan Bina 132 ve Kuzey Alanndan bir grnt.

Worked bone tool from B.113 in the North Area (photo: Jason Quinlan).lenmi hayvan kemii alet, Kuzey Alan, Bina 113.

Clay animal gurine from B.113 in the North Area (photo: Jason Quinlan).Kil hayvan grini, Kuzey Alan, Bina 113.

Clay object from North Area (photo: Jason Quinlan).Kil obje, Kuzey Alan.

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avaons in the South Area during the 2014 season (photo:Jason Quinlan).4 kaz sezonunda Gney Alannda devam erilen kazlar.

2014 Kaz Sezonunun Deerlendirmesi

atalhyke 2014 kaz sezonunda gelenler tamamen yanl bir

kaz alanna geldiklerini dnebilir! Kaz alannda bugne kadarkullanlan yntemler, kk hassas dii aletleri ve ralarla uygu-lanarak olduka yava ve zahmetli olmalaryla nldr. Bu sezonkaz alannda bir grup arkeolog bu yntemle kazmaya devam eder-ken, bir baka grup sezonu kazma, krek ve el arabalaryla tozbulutunun iinde, kaz evine gn biminde kan ter iinde dnerekgeirdi. atalhyk Ararma Projesi, arazi almalarnn son yl-larna yakla iin bu sezon hzn arrmr. Ayrca, binalarntm katmanlardaki zelliklerini ortaya kartabilmek daha derinseviyelerdeki binalara inmeyi hedeemektedir.

Hzlanarak ve ap genilelerek devam edilen kazlar,9000 yllk binalarn yapsn ve tarihesini anlamamz asndanolduka verimli olmutur. Daha nceleri gemi kazlardaki veril-

erin de etkisiyle, ge dnem binalarn bir nceki binann hemenzerine yapld dncesi hakimdi. Binalarn farkl seviyelerdedevamll, st ste yeniden ina edilmesi ve yerleimde yaayannesiller projenin ilgilendii nemli konulardr. Ancak, Bina 77ninkazlar sonucunda yeni bir bilgiye ulak. Bina 77den nce gel-en yap ayn byklkte ya da ekilde deildi. Bunun yerine okbyk, Bina 77nin 2 ka geniliinde ve benzeri grlmemi kaln-lkta duvarlar olan bir binaya ulak. Bina 132 ad verilen binannduvarlar tm dier duvarlara nazaran daha kalndr. 2015 kazsezonunda yapnn byklnn zel bir ama gsterip gster-mediini anlamak iin yapnn tamamn ortaya kartmay planla-maktayz.

Bina 132nin gneyinde Alan 90nn da iinde bulunduu

Bina 52nin kazlarna devam edilmir. Kademeli olarak bu bi-nann karmak tarihini ve bina kompleksinin yapsn anlamayabalyoruz. Birbirini izleyen aamalarda binann gike genilediifarkedilmektedir. ki kk binann duvarlarnn yklmas ve anaodann zemininin genilelmesiyle bir byk bina yaplmr. Yeniodalar eklenilerek 8 kadar oda ve merkezi bir alandan oluan birbina oluturulmutur. Bu boyua ok odal bir bina kaz alanndarastlanlan bir durum deildir. Ancak, Bina 132yle karlarldn-da Bina 52nin duvarlar daha incedir ve bu adan kaz alanndakidier binalarla rtmektedir. Bir dier geniletme almas bina-daki kk bir plaormun kesinde bulunan yabani koyun boy-nuzlarnn zeri kapalarak buraya bir bankn yaplm olmas ve

yabani boa boynuzlarnn yerlerilmesidir. Binann ge dnem

kullanm sresince byk bir boa kafas ve boynuzlar duvaraaslm ve 11 boa boynuzu bu kafatasnn zerine sralanmrTm bu veriler bu binann ziksel olarak geniledike toplumsabir mekan olarak ritel sembolizminin de arna iaret etmektedir. Ancak, Bina 52 ilevsel olarak tm dier binalarla ayn zellikleri gstermektedir.

Bina 77ye biik olarak Bina 119 bulunmutur. Oldukask rastlanlan bir plana sahip olan yapdr ve bu benzerlikler hemen komusu olan Bina 1 ve Bina 3ten de gzlenebilir. atalhykteki neredeyse tm binalarn kullanm sreleri boyuncaeitli ekillerde duvarlarnn boyand bilgisine ulam bulunmaktayz. ounlukla bu boyalar ve resimler ksa bir sre sonra yeni bir kat duvar svasnn alnda kalmaktayd. Bina 119un

kuzeydou kesinde srad bir resmi ortaya kardk. Dz svazerine boyanarak yaplmaktansa duvar nce oyulmu ve sonradan boyanmr. Bu oyulma olarak grlen bezemeler ncedenbulunmu olsa bile, ilk defa oyulann ve boyann bir arada kullanld ilk duvar resmi budur.

Gney Alannda devam erilen kazlar pek ok evin yenduvar resimlerini ortaya kard. Bu alanda zellikle, Bina 43 zerinde younlaarak kendisinden nce gelen binann hatlarn ortaya kartmaya alk. Bu sene, erken seviyelerde daha sonrarastlamadmz bir detay belirlemi olduk: pek ok bina emeklenerek geilebilinecek dar geitlerle birbirine balyd. Erken seviyelerdeki bu geitler ve bina ilerinde grlen niler kaz alannnbu ksmnda yer alan stragrayi daha kolay zmemizi salamak

ta.

Ian Hodder,Stanford niversitesi

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This season excavaons in the South Area connued focusedonce again upon excavaon of the structures along the southern ledge of the shelter (including Buildings 80, 89, 96 and 97),as well Buildings 43 adjacent to Mellaarts Shrine 10 SequenceSome addional work was carried out in the Sp.470 and Sp.492room ll sequence, as a connuaon of the stragraphic link required for the Bayesian Dang Program begun here in 2012. Al

of the work was concentrated within buildings, no open areas orcourtyards were targeted. Most of these structures were thoughtto have been constructed at a broadly contemporary horizon ap-proximately Hodder Level South O/P (Mellaart Level VI/VII).

Gney Alanndaki almalar bu kaz sezonunda yine koruganngney snrna yakn yaplarda devam erildi. B. 80, B. 89, B. 96ve B. 97in yan sra Mellaartn 10 numaral tapnak olarak adlandrd yapnn biiindeki Bina 43te kazlar gereklerildi. Alan 470 ve Alan 492deki dolgu toprak kaldrlarak 2012ylnda balalan kaz alanndaki farkl tabakalarn tarihlendirilmesinin Bayesian tarihlendirme yntemiyle hata iermeksizinyeniden gereklerilmek zere bu alanlardaki yap kalnlarn

dan C14 rnekleri toplanmr. Tm almalar binalarn iindegereklemi olup herhangi bir ak alanda ya da bina d bibirimde kaz yaplmas planlanmamr. Kazlarn gereklebinalarn ounluunun yaklak olarak Hodder Gney Seviyesi snandrmasnda O/P (Mellart VI ve VII seviyesi) kategorisierisinde bulunduu dnlmektedir.

James TaylorUniversity of YorkYorkniversitesi

This season work at the northern areas of the mound focused on10 separate buildings and spaces and one trench within and im-mediately outside of the northern shelter. The excavaon teamwithin the North Shelter consisted of an internaonal team of 29excavators and students. Much of the work of this season focusedon connuing excavaons from previous years (B.52, B.77, B.102,B.108, B.114, B.119). Excavaons that were iniated in 2012 but

given a break in 2013 were connued in three areas (B.113, B.128,Sp.99). Finally, this season saw the commencement of work with-in two completely new areas (the B.129 and B.131 sequence andGT4).

2014te Kuzey korugannda srdrlen kazlar 10 binada, eitlialanlarda ve korugann dnda hyn kuzeye bakan yamacn-da alm bir amada gereklerildi. Burada alanlar rencive arkeologlardan oluan 29 kiilik uluslararas ekip. 2014 yln-da daha nceki yllarda kazlmaya balanlan B. 52, B. 77, B. 102,B. 108, B. 114, B. 119da almalara devam edidi. 2012 ylndabalalan ancak 2013te ara verilen B. 113, B. 128 ve Alan 99dakikazlar da devam erildi. Ayrca, bu kaz sezonunda B. 129 ve B.

131 ile GT4 ad verilen hyn kuzeye bakan yamacnda bir amaalarak bu 3 alanda kazlar balald.

Burcu TungUniversity of California, MercedCalifornia niversitesi, Merced

Excavations in the North Area

Kuzey Alan KazlarExcavations in the South AreaGney Alan Kazlar

erview of Building 119 in the North Area (photo: Jason Quinlan).a 119un kubak grnm, Kuzey Alan.

Wall painng uncovered in Building 97 in the South Area (photo: Jason Bina 97de ortaya karlan duvar resmi, Gn

vang Building 52 in the North Area (photo: Jason Quinlan).52deki kazlar, Kuzey Alan.

Overview of ongoing excavaons in the South Area (photo: Jason Gney Alannda devam erilen kaz almalarndan bir

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This year eldwork in the TPC Area was concentrated in Trench 4.It is placed between Trenches 1 and 2, directly to the north, andTrench 3, directly to the south both excavated in the previousyears. Trench 4 is located on the southwest slope of the southernprominence of atalhyk East.

An overall goal of the excavaon of TPC Area is to link thestragraphy of the TP sequence, excavated in the year 2001-2008,

to the stragraphy of the South Area. It further aims to recognizearchitecture, burial pracce, poery and obsidian manufactureand use, subsistence, landscape use, etc. in the period betweenthe end of the South Area sequence (Building 10 in Level South T)and the beginning of the TP sequence (Building 81 in Level TP M).

Bu kaz sezonunda TPC alanndaki kazlar Ama 4te youn -larlmr. Daha nce kazlarn gereklei Ama 1 ve Ama2nin kuzeyinde ve Ama 3n gneyinde konumlanan Ama 4debu yl ilk defa allmr. Ama, Dou Hyn gneyba ya-macnda yer almaktadr.

TPC kazlar, 2001-2008 yllar arasnda kazlan TP alanna

ait stragranin Gney Alanndaki stragrayle arasndaki ilikiyianlamak zere gereklemektedir. Ayrca, buradaki mimari doku,gmme adetleri, anak mlek ve obsidyen yapmyla kullanm,geim kaynaklar, arazi kullanm yapsnn Gney Alannndakison yerleim seviyesi (Bina 10, Gney Seviye T) ve TP Alanndakibalang seviyesi (Bina 81, TP Seviye M) arasndaki srete naslekillendiinin bilgisini edinmek zeredir.

PatrycjaFilipowicz, Katarzyna Harabasz and Jedrzej HordeckiPozna University Pozna niversitesi

A full season of excavaon took place in the newly designateGdansk (GDN) Area to the north of the TPC Area. The aim of thwork is to reexamine the structural and socio-spaal characteiscs of Late Neolithic buildings that were originally unearthehere in the 1960s by James Mellaart. In parcular, the goals ar(1) to reassess the plans of buildings that were assigned by Melaart to building levels I-III; (2) to reexamine the architectural an

structural character of the re-excavated buildings and collate thresults with those from other research areas, namely TP and TP(3) to reanalyze the stragraphic relaonships between the builings not only to challenge the selement layout argued by Melaart but also to produce more accurate data for the radiocarbodang programme.

TPC Alannn kuzeyinde gerekleen kazlarda tm kaz sezonboyunca almalara devam edilmir. Gdansk (GDN) ad verilealandaki almalar 1960larda James Mellaart tarandan ortaykarlan ge Neolik dnem binalarnn yaplarn ve toplumsal-mekansal karakterini ararmak zere gereklemektedAmalarmz balk alnda toplayabiliriz. 1) Mellaartn S

viye I-III aras konumlandrd bina planlarn deerlendirmezere yeniden planlarn kartmak. 2) Binalarn yapsal karaktelerini deerlendirerek sonular TP ve TPC alanlarndaki verilerbirlermek. 3) Mellaart tarandan ortaya konan yerleim planyeniden inceleyerek gemite yaplm plan hatalarn dzemenin yan sra radyokarbon tarihlendirme almalar iin dahgvenilir veriler toplayarak binalar arasndaki stragrak ilikiyeniden tanmlamak.

Marek Baraski

Excavations in the TPC Area

TPC Alan Kazlar

Excavations in the GDN Area

GDN Alan Kazlar

avaons in TPC Trench 4 (photo: Jason Quinlan).C Ama 4 kazlar.

erview of TPC Trench 4 at the end of the 2014 season (photo: Jason Quinlan).C Ama 4n 2014 kaz sezonu sonunda kubak grnm.

Overview of Trenches 1 and 2 in the Gdansk Area (photo: Jason Gdansk Alanndaki Ama 1 ve 2nin uzaktan g

Building 140 in GDN Trench 2 (photo: Jason GDN Ama 2de yer alan B

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Microwear analysis of stone tools

As part of the Marie Curie Project CRAFTS conducted by ChrisnaTsoraki at Leiden University, a project focusing on the microwearanalysis of dierent ground stone categories commenced in 2014.Tsorakis project (Craing Networks in Early Farming Sociees:

Tracing the Residues of Neolithic Acvies Through the Study ofStone Arfacts) invesgates the role of technology in the devel-opment of social networks in early farming sociees through aninterdisciplinary research strategy that integrates stone technol-ogy and funconal analysis with a wide range of other inorganicand organic materials (e.g. plants, animal bones, poery, shells).Employing dierent social units of analysis such as households,neighborhoods, larger corporate groups, the project invesgatesthe locaon and nature of cra and food-processing acvies inearly farming sociees. Among the main objecves of the projectare to: a) explore how the interacons aorded by technologicalprocesses may have contributed to the sharing of knowledge, ma-terials and techniques among social groups (learning networks),

and b) invesgate the role of household- and community-basedpracces in creang and sustaining technological and social net-works.

Ta Aletlerde Mikro-Anma AnalizleriLeiden niversitesinden Chrisna Tsoraki tarandan Marie CurieProjesi CRAFTS dal erevesinde yrtlen ararma 2014 ylndabalam olup farkl kategorilerdeki tme talarnda gerekleenmikro anmalar incelemektedir. Tsorakinin projesi (Erken TarmToplumlarnda Balan Alarnn Oluumu: Ta Aletlerde NeolikDnemdeki Akvitelerin Brak zlerin Ararlmas) erken tarmtoplumlarnda toplumsal balanlarn oluumu srecine teknolo-

jinin katksn ararmak zere ta aletlerin remi ve kullanmsrasnda organik ve inorganik malzemelerin (bitki, hayvan kemii,anak mlek ve deniz kabuu) zerinde brak anmalar ince-lemektedir. Tek bir ev iinde, birka ev arasnda ve daha geni aplyerleme iinde dalm olarak farkl toplumsal birimleri ele alpremin ve yiyecek hazrlama nerelerde gereklei ve bu birim-ler arasnda nasl bir ba kurulduunu ararmaktadr. Projeniniki temel amac bulunmaktadr. lki ta alet rem sreleriyletoplumsal gruplar arasnda malzeme ve teknik bilginin yaylmnincelemekr. kinci amacysa, rem ve remin srdrlmesinintoplumsal balarn oluumuna nasl bir katk saladnn ararl-masdr.Chrisna Tsoraki, Leiden University Leiden niversitesi

2014 Research Projects2014 Aratrma Projeleri

Conservaon at atalhykThe 2014 season was great season for the conservaon team. Siteand arfact conservaon was eecvely carried out in collaboraon with the atalhyk Research Project, conservaon studentand a member of sta from Cardi University Phil Parkes, as wel

as volunteers Flavia Ravaioli and Mehmet Mertek. The major conservaon acvies included the maintenance and monitoring othe earthen architecture in the North, South, and TPC Areas; walpainngs were exposed and block lied, as well as other imprinted earthen materials. In the laboratory the team carried out theconservaon of faunal bones and other small nds. A GIS intergraded condion survey was developed and carried out on all theexposed walls of the site. Inial research has begun examiningthe temperature and humidity cycles inside the shelters. Furtheresearch into nding a suitable long-term capping soluon for theeroding mud-brick walls was carried out in B.5 in the North Areaand B.4 in the South Area.

atalhykte Konservasyon almalar2014 kaz sezonu konservasyon ekibi iin olduka nemliydi. atalhyk Ararma Projesinin dier ekip yeleriyle, Cardi niversitesi Konservasyon blm hocalarndan Phil Parkes ve rencilerinin yan sra almalara gnll olarak kalan Flavia Ravaiolve Mehmet Mertekin de ortak almalaryla kaz alannda konservasyon ve laboratuvarnda buluntu konservasyonu ilemlerbaaryla gereklerilmir. Arazideki balca almalar KuzeyGney ve TPC alanlarndaki toprak mimari dokunun koruma alnaalnmas, duvar resimlerinin ortaya karlmas ve bloklar halindekaldrlmasnn yan sra ekil verilmi mimari elerin de koruma alna alnmasndan olumutur. Laboratuvar almalarysahayvan kemiklerinin ve dier kk buluntularn koruma alnaalnmasndan olumutur. GIS destekli durum (korunma ve bozulma) tetkiki gelirilerek ortaya karlan duvarlarda gereklerilmir. lk tetkik koruganlar alndaki scaklk ve nem dnglerintespit etmek olmutur. Kuzey Alannda B.5te ve Gney AlanndaB.4te erozyona urayan kerpi duvarlar uzun dnem koruma alna almak amacyla gereklerebilinecek duvar kaplama yntemleri uygulanmr.

Ashley Lingle, Cardi University Cardiniversitesi

ound stone team leader Chrisna Tsoraki (photo: Jason Quinlan).tme ta ekip lideri Chrisna Tsoraki.

Conservaon team members at work in the North Shelter (photo: AshleyKonservasyon ekibi yeleri Kuzey Koruganda

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We would like to thank the Directorate General in Ankara for theirsupport and the Brish Instute at Ankara under whose auspic -es the project works in Turkey. We would also like to extend ourthanks to our temsilci Sevgi Grdal. An internaonal team nowbased in Stanford University (USA) has undertaken archaeologicalresearch at atalhyk since 1993, with a permit granted by theMinistry of Culture and Tourism, and under the auspices of the

Brish Instute at Ankara. We are especially grateful to the Gen-eral Director of Monuments and Museums. The main sponsors of the project are Yap Kredi, Boeingand Kota. Other sponsors are Shell and Konya eker. Funding forthe project in 2014 has also been received from the TempletonFoundaon, Brish Instute of Archaeology, Imitao (The ThielFoundaon), Kaplan Foundaon, Turkish Cultural Foundaon,Foundaon for Polish Science, SUNY Bualo, Stanford Universityand the Stanford Archaeology Center. The project also wishes tothank mer Ko for his connued support.

The instuonal partners of the project are Seluk Uni-versity, Stanford University, University College London, OxfordUniversity, stanbul University, York University, Middle Eastern

Technical University, Ege University, SUNY Bualo, Duke Universi-ty, Cardi University and Newcastle University. This newsleer has been compiled by Sco Haddow,drawn from the 2014 Archive Report (www.catalhoyuk.com/archive_reports). Turkish translaons were provided by YldzDirmit.

Acknowledgments

haeologist Numan Arslan excavates a cluster of objects from Building 119 (photo: Jason Quinlan).eolog Numan Arslan Bina 119da bir arada bulunan toplu bulunan objeleri ortaya karyor.

Teekkurler

Kltr Varlklar ve Mzeler Genel Mdrlne destekleri ve projenin himayelerinde yrtld Ankara ngiliz Arkeoloji Enstsne de her trldesteklerini esirgemedii iin teekkrleri bir bor biliriz. Ayrca, 2014 ylnda kazmza temsilci olarak kalan Konya Mzesi arkeolou Sevgi Grdala dateekkrlerimizi sunarz. Stanford niversitesi (ABD) merkezli olarak uluslararas bir ekiple yrtlen kaz ararmas atahykte 1993 ylndan berKltr ve Turizm Bakanlnn izni ve Ankara ngiliz Arkeoloji Enstsnn himayesinde devam erilmektedir. Kltr Varlklar ve Mzeler Genel MdrAbdulah Kocapnara da destekleri iin zellikle teekkr etmek isteriz. 2014 ylnda kaz projemize sponsor olarak Yap Kredi ve Boeinginyan sra Kota da desteklerini sunmutur. Dier sponsorlarmz Shell, umraeker Fabrikasdr. Ayrca, Templeton Vak, Ankara ngiliz Arkeoloji EnstsKaplan Vak, Thiel Vak bnyesindeki Imitao grubu, Trk Kltr Vak, Polonya Bilim Akademisi, SUNY Bualo niversitesi, Stanford niversitesi veStanford Arkeoloji Merkezinin destekleri kaz projesinin yrtlmesini maddi olarak mmkn klmr. Projemiz, mer Koa sregelen desteklerindendolay teekkr etmeyi bir bor bilmektedir.

atalhyk Ararma Projesine akademik olarak kalmc olan kurumlar Seluk niversitesi, Stanford niversitesi, Londra niversitesi, Oxfordniversitesi, York niversitesi, Orta Dou Teknik niversitesi, SUNY Bualoniversitesi, Duke niversitesi, Cardi niversitesi, Ohio Eyalet niversitesiEge niversitesi, Poznan Adam Mickiewicz niversitesi, Gdansk niversitesngiliz Kltrel Miras Kurumu ve Bordeaux niversitesi bata olmak zere peok bireysel ararmacnn balanl bulunduu akademik kurumlardr.

Bu blten Sco Haddow tarandan 2014 ariv raporu zerindenhazrlanmr (www.catalhoyuk.com/archive_reports). Yldz Dirmit tarandan Trkeye evrilmir.

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Project Director: Ian Hodder

Project Coordinator: Yldz Dirmit

Assistant Director:Serap zdl

Government Representave: Sevgi Grdal

Camp Manager:Levent zer

Site Assistant:Hakan zer

Site Custodians:brahim Eken, Mustafa Tokyasun, Hasan Tokyasun

Field Supervisors:James Taylor & Burcu Tung

Reexive Methodology:sa Berggren

East Mound Excavaons: Renata Araujo, Numan Arslan, Jerey Bryant, GesualdoBusacca, Patrycja Bielska, Mahew Brien, Katarzyna Bzduch, Piotr Ciesielski, Ma-ciej Chylenski, Agata Czeszewska, Mateusz Dembowiak, Leslie Edmonds, SophieEkstrand, Duygu Ertemin, Patrycia Filipowicz, Aroa Garcia-Suarez, Remi Hadad,Christoer Hagberg, Katarzyna Harabasz, Jedrzej Hordecki, Susan Hyden, TrevorIli, Jusne Issavi, ErikJohansson, Karolina Joka, Krisna Jonsson, Kevin Kay, Arek

Klimowicz, Glbin Kulbay, Stella Macheridis, Anna Marchlewska, Allison Mickel,Paul Peersson, Kate Rose, Martyna Szymczak, Onur Yksel

3D Digging Project: Elisa Bianciori, Maurizio Forte, Nicola Lercari, Katherine McK-uster, Francesca Pajno, Maeo Pila, Charles Piver

Stanford Field School: Jenna Fowler, Kate Nelson, Elizabeth Margolin, Hannah Shil-ling, Margaret Tomaszczuk

Seluk University Field Students: Selma Efeler, Kerim Ergen, Osman Ertrk, Uur-can Seluk, Recep Yunus Serin

Cardi University Field Students:Rifat Ahsan, Thomas Allen, Gemma Ashbury,Antonia James, Aruna Pawson, Megan Ridsdale, Jessica Scorrer

Survey: Marek Baranski

GIS: Camilla Mazzucato

Conservaon: Kiraz Akolu, Oliver Burton, Elif plak, Christopher Cleere, MichelleCrepeau, Courtney Kemnitz, Laurie King, Ashley Lingle, Mehmet Mertek, Phil Park-es, Flavia Ravaioli, Jerrod Seifert

IT Systems: Ahmet Bozgeyik

Database Development: Claudia Engel

Image and Media: Marta Perlinska, Jason Quinlan

Illustraon: Katy Killackey

Finds: Kyle Crosset, Lisa Guerre

HeavyResidue: Dragana Filipovi, Jovana Tripkovi, Milena Vasi

Faunal Team: Andrew Cochrane, Julie Daujat, Arzu Demirergi, Hayley FosterEmma Jenkins, Richard Madgwich, Jacqui Mulville, David Orton, Kathryn TwissJesse Wolagen

Malacology:Daniella Bar-Yosef

Human Remains:Barbara Betz, Merve Ceylan, Bonnie Glencross, Sco HaddowClaire Hodson, Christopher Knsel,Cansu Kurt, Clark Larson, Marco Milella, SophieMoore, Belinda Tibbets

Palaeoethnobotany: Amy Bogaard, Lara Gonzalz Carretero, Mike Charles, Dragana Filipovi, Dorian Fuller, Laura Green, Mikael Larsson, Amanda Leon, ElizabetStroud, Gregory Thoma, Hseyin Yal

Anthracology:Eleni Asou, Ceren Kabuku

Phytoliths:Juan Jose Garcia Granero Fos, Marco Madella

Chipped Stone: Tristan Carter, Davide DErrico, Sean Doyle, Adam Nazaro, Chrisna Lemoniri, Anda Petrovic

Ground Stone:Charloe Spiering, Marketa Stovickova, Chrisna Tsoraki, Anne vanGijn, Mirjam van Saane

Poery:Serap zdl, Duygu Tarkan

Figurines and Clay Objects: Lucy Bennison Chapman, Lindsay Der, Lynn MeskellCarolyn Nakamura

Dang: Alex Bayliss

Site Visualizaon: Gzde Can, Angeliki Chrysanthi, Erica Emond, Andrew Henderson, Kerrie Homan, Ian Kirkpatrick, Gamze Mee, Sara Perry, zgr Can UsluLucy Wheeler

West Mound Team: Peter Biehl, Jacob Brady, Hallvard Bruvoll, Caitlin Curs, Ingmar Franz, Naumov Goce, Sonia Ostaptchouk, Camile Pilliougine, Jana RogaschIvana Stojanovi, Elizabeth Stroud, Talu Emre Tnta, Alice Vinet, Patrick Wille

Archaeology Workshop: Cumhur Ertzn, Tunc Ilada, Aydan Karademir, GlaySert, Hace Tokyasun

House Sta:Mehmet Alnay, Glsm Eken, Nevriye ener, Mavili Tokyasun, KezibanSivas

Site Workers: Hasan Akay, Mustafa Akyurt, sa Bilgi, smail Bl, Mahmut elikHaim Ferahkaya, Orhan Kuuolu, Muhammet Sken, Hasan Yal, Hseyin YalMen Yal, MustafaYal, Osman Yal, Lokman Yal

Residue Sorters: Hace elik, enay Yasli, Hace Tokyasun

2014 Field Team2014 Kaz Ekibi

Photo by Jason Quinlan

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