The Size and Complexity of the Site of ÇAtalhöyük Probably

question 72

Multiple Choice

The size and complexity of the site of Çatalhöyük probably resulted from its:

• A) rich agricultural soil allowing for the production of an enormous food surplus
• B) its location adjacent to a major source of obsidian
• C) contact with the civilization of ancient Egypt
• D) all of the above

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