Catalhoyuk

=Catalhoyuk= =by Ryan Furman= = = =Catalhoyuk is located in southern turkey, Catalhoyuk is the largest and best preserved Neolithic village in the world. The settlement is made up almost entirely of private dwellings. There are no large public buildings because it was built into one big building. The entire building was built of mudbricks. Mudbricks are made of a mixture on straw and mud, that people baked in the sun. The roofs were made by laying poles on the top and covering it with layers of mud and reeds. The roofs were made so people could walk from place to place, the people cut holes in the roof and made ladders out of wood and reeds .Go to Social Studies page=