Homes found in Turkey 5,500 years old

Photo: T24

Archaeologists unearthed 5.5 thousand-year-old houses in Turkey

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Excavations will continue towards the interior of the houses. Scientists hope for new findings.

In the east of Turkey, in the Arslantepe mound, archaeologists have discovered the remains of four houses, which are more than 5.5 thousand years old. This is reported by the TV channel T24.

“We found some things, for example, a metal needle, beads, an object that looked like a slingshot. We believe that these houses date back to 3600-3700 BC. This is 5,500 years ago,” archaeologists said.

Scientists have pinpointed the date for the ceramic finish and have done carbon analysis.

Excavations will continue towards the interior of the houses. Scientists hope for new findings.

Earlier it was reported that Chinese archaeologists in the north of the country discovered the skeletons of two loverswho were buried in an embrace.

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