Category:Gülpinar finds in the Troy Museum
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Near the modern Gülpinar a Chalcolithic settlement dating to between 5300-4300 BC was uncovered. It had a well-organized architecture. Life was based on animal husbandry, fishing, hunting and gathering of mussels and oysters. Its pottery is of high xcraftsmanship and it the first copper tools in the region were used here. Cheese pots and strainers for dairy processing were found.
Media in category "Gülpinar finds in the Troy Museum"
The following 9 files are in this category, out of 9 total.
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Troy Museum (Çanakkale) Gülpinar head 5000 BC 7896.jpg 1,396 × 1,536; 1.47 MB
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Troy Museum (Çanakkale) Gülpinar head 5000 BC 7897.jpg 2,740 × 1,152; 1.79 MB
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Troy Museum (Çanakkale) Gülpinar head 5000 BC 7898.jpg 939 × 1,004; 711 KB
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Troy Museum Gülpinar finds 9928.jpg 4,928 × 3,280; 7.84 MB
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Troy Museum Gülpinar finds 9929.jpg 1,484 × 2,229; 2.77 MB
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Troy Museum Gülpinar finds 9930.jpg 4,495 × 2,992; 14.65 MB
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Troy Museum Gülpinar finds 9933.jpg 4,211 × 2,803; 8.9 MB
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Troy Museum Gülpinar heads 5000 BC 9934.jpg 3,712 × 2,471; 7.52 MB
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Troy Museum Gülpinar info 9932.jpg 2,092 × 3,811; 7.08 MB
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