Cucuk Archaeological Mound

History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Cucuk Archaeological Mound, rising at the intersection of the fertile Çubuk and Akyurt plains in the rural area of Cücük Village in Akyurt district, is a registered archaeological settlement hill that contains cultural layers from the Old Bronze Age, Hittite, Phrygian and Roman periods, starting from 3000 BC. The mound is located on the oldest agricultural and trade routes of Central Anatolia; Handmade rough and painted ceramic pieces, grinding stones and stone architectural foundations were identified. According to local legend, in ancient times, there was a sacred temple and altars dedicated to the god of fertility on this hill; The fertile lands at the foothills have been offering generous wheat and barley harvests to local farmers for thousands of years. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features It is located within the borders of Cücük District of Akyurt district. Its altitude above sea level is 1,010 meters. It has a spacious steppe plateau topography surrounded by crop fields, orchards and almond trees. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees