
Historical Yeşilova Mound and Visitor Center (Neolithic Izmir - 6500 BC)
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History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Yeşilova Mound, discovered by the Ege University Archeology Department and dating the founding of Izmir to 8,500 years ago (6500 BC Neolithic Period), is the oldest known settlement area of the Aegean Region. In the European Union award-winning modern Visitor Center and Time Travel Archaeopark; There are recreations of Neolithic houses built by the first people of Izmir from reeds and mud, bone and obsidian tools, fertility goddess figurines, first pottery and experimental archeology workshops. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features It is located on the bottom of the alluvial plain in the Bornova Plain, at an altitude of approximately 25 meters above sea level. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees
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38.4418, 27.2144Bornova Antik Kentler & Ören Yerleri Noktaları
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