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What items were found in Catal Huyuk and what were they made of?
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What surplus items were made in catal huyuk?
food
What are catal huyuk houses made out of?
what are catal huyuk houses made of
What did catal huyuk people do in catal huyuk?
The people of Catal Huyuk traded and made market with one another
How did the hunter-gathereres express themselves artistically?
what surplus items were made by people in catal huyuk
What was the population of catal huyuk?
The estimated population of Catal Huyuk community was about 10,000 people. The house were made of mud. :)
What made catal huyuk people self-sufficient?
Catal Huyuk is self-sufficient because it hunted their own food, grow grain, and didn't rely on other people for their survival.
Did catal huyuk use tools to fight against enemies?
They made tools and weapons out of obsidian.
Compare and contrast life in catal huyuk with life in border cave?
Catal Huyuk people made houses that were right up against each other and Border Cave people lived in caves. other than that sorry.
What arts and crafts did the people of catal huyuk practice?
the southwest made things like kachina dolls, baskets, and pottery. If more questions email j.cfan@ymail.com
What goods did the people of catal huyuk have to trade?
They traded bracelets, pots, food, and everything someone made that was good.
What crafts did people of catal huyuk make?
The people of Çatalhöyük made various crafts including pottery, textiles, and tools. They were skilled in creating intricate designs on pottery vessels and weaving textiles using plants like flax. Metalworking was also present, with artifacts made from copper and other metals found at the site.
What were the houses like in Catal Huyuk?
The houses in Catal Huyuk were made of mud brick with flat roofs that served as additional living and working spaces. They were usually entered through a hole in the roof using ladders and had few windows for ventilation and light. Each house typically consisted of multiple rooms clustered around a central hearth for cooking and heating.
