Titris Hoyiik

Both the Upper and Middle Euphrates of the mid-third millennium are now notable for the wealth of burial data retrieved, and this is at least in part because much of it is peculiarly visible. It is also because many of these inhumations, or inhumation fields, have distinctive and localized characteristics. From the platforms and chambers at Gre Virike (Okse 2005), to the aboveground burial mounds at Tell Banat (Porter 2002a, 2007/8), the in-house tombs at Titris Hoyiik (Honga and Algaze 1998 Laneri 2002), the burial enclosure at Umm al Marra (Schwartz 2007), and the mortuary houses of Tell Bfa (Bosze 2009), there is a reason that at this time so many settlements had their own, very particular... 

Hon< a, M., and G. Algaze. 1998. Preliminary Report on the Human Skeletal Remains at Titris Hoyiik 1991-1996 Seasons. Anatolica 24 1-38. 

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