Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Site Number	87
Name	KM 87
Site Name	Hamizkanlı Höyügü
Survey Date	1993-10-16
Survey Year	1993
Collectors (Initials)	All
Map sheet no.	37SCB(N38-a4)
Grid Location EW	259.0
Grid Location NS	299.0
Height	10.0
Diameter	80.0
Site Size (2)	0.5026548246
Local Landmarks	Next to 86
Setting	Agricultural
Site Description	Oval mound with recent house remain on to and east side. Possibly Archi called this Domuztepe.
Survey Conditions(include time spent on site)	Poor, much grey dust on east, west much better
Collection Comments	This looks like the best purely second millennium site that we have, should be restudied, sherds covered with salt crust, plain open bowls, cream-buff, straw tempered, bifide handled flask, smoothed lugged cooking pot
Collection Summary	Sherd count Flint count
Obsidian count	1
Halaf note	SC noted a few interesting painted pieces but said they don't look like the "real mcCoy" to him (SC 9-98) one more sherd found - LDS gave to SC (9/12/98)
Ubaid note	supposed to have had 5 ubaid sherds on it but on 2nd look, 1998, SC pulled 5 poss pieces for CE to draw///(CE has it listed in her 12-02 diss revisions as positive attribution)
Middle Bronze Age note	Trefoil pitcher, heavy undercut rim, some burnished, some painted.
Late Bronze Age note	Painted and plain LB handled jug (this jug if it's dwg #150 - could be MB too lds 6-00)
Iron Age note	none (LDS 9-98) /Only IA possibilities are not very secure at all (6-00) //But, it has a possible example of kindergarden ware on this site (IF IF IF my note in Kinet H comments in Bloknote refers to that sloppy red painted vessel - probably the one drawn by Freya whose dwg has disappeared. If so, it predates the mid 8th century IA cf Postaget and Hansen AS 1999:117 cf Tille Blaylock also). If this is so one wonders why nothing else IAish is noted for the site (7-00) The note of straw tempered wares might point to an EIA component I missed in 1998. //Veg tempered platter poss IA - but so generic as to be hard to depend on as a diag. (5-01)
Subregion	Southeastern Valley
Neolithic	False
Halaf, Ubaid, Uruk	True
Chalcolithic	False
Early Bronze	False
Early Bronze, Middle Bronze	False
Middle Bronze	True
Late Bronze	True
Iron Age	True
Hellenistic, Roman	False
Medieval	False