A) 10000 to 9500 BCE B) 8500 to 8000 BCE C) 9500 to 9000 BCE D) 9000 to 8500 BCE
A) Early Iron Age B) Pre-Pottery Neolithic A C) Late Bronze Age D) Pre-Pottery Neolithic B
A) 9500 BCE B) 9000 BCE C) 7000 BCE D) Around 8000 BCE
A) The site was immediately buried by a flood B) The site was converted into a pottery factory C) Smaller groups returned to live among the ruins D) The site was expanded into a large city
A) Carbonized grain samples B) Pottery shards C) Hieroglyphic inscriptions D) Types of stone tools
A) 1988 B) 1998 C) 2005 D) 2010
A) They were too old to be carbon-dated B) They were 500 to 1,000 years later than expected C) The samples were contaminated by modern runoff D) There was not enough material for an accurate test
A) The fill was naturally deposited by wind B) The fill was created by the collapse of the walls C) The fill was brought to level the floor for building D) The material was brought to the site from elsewhere
A) Analyzing stone tool stylistic evolution B) Dating organic material in the wall plaster C) Dating the bones of animals found in the floor D) Measuring the decay of the limestone megaliths
A) A theory about the reuse of building materials B) A method to date ancient tree stumps C) A factor that affects direct dates on plaster D) A geological process that moves stone structures
A) 10000 to 9000 BCE B) 9000 to 7500 BCE C) 8500 to 7000 BCE D) 9500 to 8000 BCE
A) That the plaster was organic-based B) That the site was built during the PPN C) That the site was a ritual center D) That the fill was brought from elsewhere
A) Körtik Tepe B) Çayönü C) Jericho D) Nevalı Çori
A) Early and Late Neolithic B) PPNA and PPNB C) Initial and Final Neolithic D) Upper and Lower Neolithic
A) Hunting and gathering B) Industrial manufacturing C) Pastoral nomadism D) Maritime trade
A) Pottery shards and kilns B) Metal blades and axes C) Grinding stones, mortars, and pestles D) Fish hooks and nets
A) Spring and summer B) Winter and spring C) Autumn and winter D) Midsummer and autumn
A) Urfa region B) Anatolian coast C) Levantine coast D) Mesopotamian delta
A) Ankara Province B) Antalya Province C) Şanliurfa Province D) Istanbul Province
A) A mountain peak B) A river delta C) A volcanic crater D) A tell
A) Zagros Mountains B) Pontic Mountains C) Taurus Mountains D) Caucasus Mountains
A) Euphrates B) Tigris C) Jordan D) Nile
A) Oak or pine B) Cedar or juniper C) Willow or poplar D) Pistachio or almond
A) Tropical savanna B) Open steppe C) Temperate rainforest D) Alpine meadow
A) 500 cubic metres B) 50 cubic metres C) 300 cubic metres D) 150 cubic metres
A) Sandstone B) Marble C) Limestone D) Granite
A) Snake B) Lion C) Bovid D) Bird
A) Rainwater harvesting B) Irrigation of crops C) Waste management D) Mining drainage
A) Obsidian B) Flint C) Iron D) Bronze
A) A grave marker B) A stone fountain C) A minaret D) A mulberry tree
A) Harran plain B) Anatolian plain C) Mesopotamian plain D) Konya plain
A) Potbelly Hill B) Ancient City C) Stone Temple D) Great Mountain
A) Turkey B) Iraq C) Syria D) Iran
A) 25 m B) 15 m C) 50 m D) 5 m
A) A sanctuary used by nomads with few permanent inhabitants B) A royal palace C) A defensive military fortress D) A large grain storage facility
A) Klaus Schmidt B) Heinrich Schliemann C) Howard Carter D) Necmi Karul
A) 1994 B) 2018 C) 2021 D) 2014
A) 10% B) 25% C) 90% D) 50%
A) 20 B) 100 C) 5 D) 50
A) Necmi Karul B) Klaus Schmidt C) The UNESCO Director D) An anonymous team
A) Three architectural layers B) Two prehistoric stages C) Eight distinct building phases D) Five primary archaeological zones
A) Layer III B) Layer II C) Layer IV D) Layer I
A) Migratory pastoral B) (Semi) sedentary C) Fully nomadic D) Exclusively urban
A) Phase 2 B) Phase 6 C) Phase 1 D) Phase 7
A) An earthquake B) A massive fire C) Human warfare D) A slope slide
A) Building C B) The Lion Pillar Building C) The central terrace D) Enclosure B
A) Small habitation structures B) The construction of the terrace wall C) Large circular temple complexes D) The abandonment of all building activity
A) Exactly 50 B) Approximately 20 C) Nearly 200 D) Over 1,000
A) Raven B) Vulture C) Eagle D) Falcon
A) A seat for worshippers B) A base for offerings C) Symbolized shoulders D) Support for a roof
A) Terrazzo B) Compressed earth C) Ceramic tiles D) Wood planks
A) Boars B) Bulls C) Elephants D) Lions
A) A lionlike figure. B) A human-shaped pillar. C) A bird-like statue. D) A phallic depiction.
A) Complex E. B) The Temple of the Rock. C) The Neolithic workshop. D) The southern plateau structure.
A) Thor Heyerdahl. B) Haklay and Gopher. C) The 1917 expedition team. D) The Nevalı Çori research team.
A) 525 people. B) 7–14 people. C) 50–75 people. D) 100–200 people.
A) A square. B) An equilateral triangle. C) A line. D) A circle.
A) Natural erosion from wind B) A landslide C) Intentional destruction by invaders D) A massive fire
A) A defensive moat B) Stone domes C) Terrace walls D) Reinforced wooden fences
A) The enclosures were never filled B) Intentional back-filling is no longer the favored interpretation C) The enclosures were filled with sand by religious pilgrims D) Intentional back-filling is the only accepted theory
A) T-shaped B) Circular C) Square D) L-shaped
A) Lions B) Foxes C) Serpents D) Boars
A) 210 centimetres B) 180 centimetres C) 192 centimetres D) 150 centimetres
A) Names of deities B) Tools for farming C) Human forms, perhaps ancestors D) Astronomical markers
A) Klaus Schmidt B) Gheorghiu C) The Annuna D) Rémi Hadad
A) Göbekli Tepe B) Ekur C) Anatolia D) Mesopotamia
A) Mesopotamian temples B) Egyptian pyramids C) Nomadic tents D) Northwest Coast plank houses
A) Şanlıurfa B) Nevalı Çori C) Xerabreşkê D) Girê Mirazan
A) 1963 B) 2014 C) 2018 D) 1994
A) Robert John Braidwood B) Peter Benedict C) Klaus Schmidt D) Halet Çambel
A) Lee Clare B) Robert John Braidwood C) Mahmut Yıldız D) Necmi Karul
A) Şanlıurfa B) Girê Mirazan C) Nevalı Çori D) Xerabreşkê
A) Klaus Schmidt B) Necmi Karul C) Lee Clare D) Peter Benedict
A) Şanlıurfa Museum B) UNESCO C) Istanbul University D) German Archaeological Institute
A) Residential housing B) A public park C) Agricultural cultivation D) A military base |