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Descriptive Attribute Value(s)
Element Astragalus (talus, tibial tarsal)
Taxon Ovis/Capra
Symmetry Left
Id # 11544.F180
Letter 2014-04-01
Find Number 180
Recovery Method dry sieved at 4 mm
Articulation 1
Certainty Certain
Age Young
Animal Size Medium
Location Of Burning All present
Type Of Burning Carbonized+burnt
Surface Condition Very slight weathering (bone in good shape with sharp edges on breaks and hard, slightly shiny surface)
Origin Of Fragmentation Whole
Number Of Pieces 1
Number Of Diagnostic Zones 1.0
Weight (g) 1.0
Other Sections (with Data For This Specimen) Artifacts + Measurements
Length (cm) 2.0
Pictures Photo
Location Storage
General Comments Neolithic?; calcine concretion;worked bone
Body Portion Lowerlimb
Size Class Sheep-size (medium dog to medium sheep)
Date Recorded 2010-07-18
Fragment Size Complete
Proximal / distal Complete
Fusion Indeterminate
Fragmentation Indeterminate
Proximal Portion Present: Anterior/posterior Indeterminate
Proximal Portion Present: Medial/lateral Indeterminate
Distal Portion Present: Anterior/posterior Indeterminate
Distal Portion Present: Medial/lateral Indeterminate
Element Portion Complete
Shape Modification Abraded
Temporal Typology Knucklebone
Completeness Complete
Splitting Unsplit
Tip Angle (degrees) 0.0
Number Of Perforations 0
Pattern Of Perforations 0
Reuse Not reused
Tip Wear -
Base Treatment -
Bone Artifacts Comments Knucklebone made on young, burnt (prior to working) astragalus; I think it is Hellenistic. Deeply abraded anterior and posterior to flatten almost into a domino. Battering but no working on the sides.
Bone Artifacts Date Recorded 2011-07-21
Description pit infill, C14 study 2010 Huge unit. Dry sieve material - recorded completely. Neolithic-tools (knucklebones, digested bone was used to working), bird bone (sternum), human bone (V metacarpal), fish, mussell shell are also present. Unit consists with n
Recording (level Of Study Recorded For This Unit) Long form
Depositional Context -
Faunal Unit Description Date Recorded 2010-07-17
Suggested Citation

Arek Marciniak, Kamilla Pawlowska. (2013) "Bone 9616 from Asia/Turkey/Çatalhöyük/Mound East/Area TP/Unit 11544". In Çatalhöyük Area TP Zooarchaeology. Arek Marciniak (Ed). Released: 2013-03-02. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/subjects/73a7adad-bd52-4dbd-cbd5-06a33686dab0> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2g739908

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