Wine Press Area – Areni Cave, Armenia (pid000306)

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Areni Cave, Armenia: Wine Press Area

Country: Armenia
Location: Areni Cave
Description:
Wine press area
Category: Archaeological Site ; Archaeological Feature
Period: Chalcolithic
Date: 4000 – 3500 BCE
Credit: Stephen Batiuk , May 2019

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Entrance of Areni Cave 05 – Areni Cave, Armenia (pid000305)

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Areni Cave, Armenia: Entrance of Areni Cave 05

Country: Armenia
Location: Areni Cave
Description:
Entrance of Areni Cave
Category: Archaeological Site
Period: Chalcolithic
Date: 4000 – 3500 BCE
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Wine Press Area 02 – Areni Cave, Armenia (pid000307)

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Areni Cave, Armenia: Wine Press Area 02

Country: Armenia
Location: Areni Cave
Description:
Wine press area
Category: Archaeological Site ; Archaeological Feature
Period: Chalcolithic
Date: 4000 – 3500 BCE
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Wine Press Area 03 – Areni Cave, Armenia (pid000308)

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Areni Cave, Armenia: Wine Press Area 03

Country: Armenia
Location: Areni Cave
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Wine press area
Category: Archaeological Site ; Archaeological Feature
Period: Chalcolithic
Date: 4000 – 3500 BCE
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Wine Press Area 04 – Areni Cave, Armenia (pid000309)

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Areni Cave, Armenia: Wine Press Area 04

Country: Armenia
Location: Areni Cave
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Category: Archaeological Site ; Archaeological Feature
Period: Chalcolithic
Date: 4000 – 3500 BCE
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View Looking out from Areni Cave – Areni Cave, Armenia (pid000310)

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Date: 4000 – 3500 BCE
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Uruk Mesopotamian Administrative Technology – Hacinebi, Turkey (pid000276)

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Hacinebi, Turkey: Uruk Mesopotamian Administrative Technology

Country: Turkey
Location: Hacinebi
Stratum:
Hacinebi phase 2B2
Description:
Hacinebi Uruk Mesopotamian administrative technology-cylinder seal impressed tablet, hollow clayball with tokens, and container sealings
Category: Seals and Impressions
Type: Seal impressed administrative artifacts
Period:
 Chalcolithic – Early Bronze Age
Date: 3700 – 3400 BCE
Current Location: Sanliurfa Museum, Turkey
Credit: 
Gil J. Stein, 1997

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Uruk Ceramics Chipped Stone Ground – Hacinebi, Turkey (pid000275)

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Hacinebi, Turkey: Uruk Ceramics Chipped Stone Ground

Country: Turkey
Location: Hacinebi
Area:
Area A
Stratum:
LC phase 2B2
Description:
Hacinebi Uruk ceramics, chipped stone, and ground stone objects from in situ phase 2B2 kitchen deposit
Category: Food/Foodways
Period: Chalcolithic
Date: 5500  – 3500 BCE, Hacinebi phase LC 2B2
Current Location: Sanliurfa Museum, Sanliurfa, Turkey
Credit: 
Gil J. Stein, 1997

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Rectangular Stamp Seal and Impression – Hacinebi, Turkey (pid000274)

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Hacinebi, Turkey: Rectangular Stamp Seal and Impression

Country: Turkey
Location: Hacinebi
Description:
Hacinebi Phase A Local Late Chalcolithic rectangular stamp seal and impression
Category: Seals and Impressions
Type: Glyptic seals and sealings
Period:
Late Chalcolithic
Date: 3900 – 3700 BCE
Current Location: Sanliurfa Museum, Sanliurfa, Turkey
Credit: 
Gil J. Stein, 1997

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Uruk Bitumen Dipped Baked Clay Wall Cones – Hacinebi, Turkey (pid000273)

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Hacinebi, Turkey: Uruk Bitumen-Dipped Baked Clay Wall Cones

Country: Turkey
Location: Hacinebi
Stratum:
Hacinebi phase LC 2B2
Description:
Hacinebi phase 2B2 Uruk bitumen-dipped baked clay wall cones
Type: Bitumen-dipped baked clay wall cones
Period: Chalcolithic
Date: LC 2B2 Late Middle Uruk period
Current Location: Sanliurfa Museum, Sanliurfa, Turkey
Credit: 
Gil J. Stein, 1997

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