Archeological treasures unearthed at the Neolithic village of Cayonu, 40 km northwest of modern-day Diyarbakir, in southeast Turkiye, are challenging previous theories on prehistoric agrarian societies. In the process, they are teaching us a few things about ourselves. In the early 1960s, Robert J.
Archeological treasures unearthed at the Neolithic village of Cayonu, 40 kilometers northwest of modern-day Diyarbakir, in southeast Turkey, are challenging previous theories on prehistoric agrarian societies. In the process, they are teaching us a few things about ourselves.