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Project Label	Date and Editorial Status	Lead Persons	Description
Kenan Tepe	2012-02-27 ●●●●○ Editorial board reviewed	Bradley Parker, Peter Cobb	The Upper Tigris Archaeological Research Project’s Excavations at Kenan Tepe in Southeastern Turkey Descriptive Metadata Archaeology, Bronze Age--Middle East, Iron age, Ubaid culture, Copper age, Turkey, Iraq, Tigris River
Çukuriçi Höyük Zooarchaeology	2013-02-25 ●●●○○ Managing editor reviewed	Alfred Galik	Zooarchaeology of Late Neolithic - Early Bronze Age Çukuriçi Höyük, Turkey Descriptive Metadata Copper age, Bronze Age--Middle East, Neolithic, Subsistence economy, Agriculture, Animal remains (Archaeology), Turkey
Köşk Höyük Faunal Data	2013-05-17 ●●●○○ Managing editor reviewed	Benjamin S. Arbuckle	Faunal data from the site of Köşk Höyük, Turkey, recorded between 2004-2011 in the excavation field house and the Niğde Museum Descriptive Metadata Copper age, Animal remains (Archaeology), Pastoral systems, Equidae, Subsistence economy, Mammal remains (archaeology), Turkey
Ilıpınar Zooarchaeology	2013-08-12 ●●●○○ Managing editor reviewed	Hijlke Buitenhuis	This dataset contains faunal data recorded by Hijlke Buitenhuis from the site of Ilıpınar, Turkey Descriptive Metadata Copper age, Bronze Age--Middle East, Neolithic, Animal remains (Archaeology), Mammal remains (archaeology), Aegean Sea, Turkey
Aegean Archaeomalacology	2010-01-10 ●●●●● Peer-reviewed	Canan Çakırlar	Mollusk Shells in Troia, Yenibademli, and Ulucak: An Archaeomalacological Approach to Environment and Economy in the Aegean Descriptive Metadata Bronze Age--Middle East, Copper age, Subsistence economy, Mollusks, Ecology, Turkey, Aegean Sea
Zooarchaeology of Neolithic Ulucak	2013-08-11 ●●●●● Peer-reviewed	Canan Çakırlar	Zooarchaeology of a portion of the vertebrate remains from Ulucak Höyük's Neolithic layers Descriptive Metadata Neolithic, Copper age, Animal remains (Archaeology), Mammal remains (archaeology), Turkey, Aegean Sea