: Residents moved across rooftops and entered their homes via wooden ladders through holes in the ceiling.
The settlement is famous for its unique or honeycomb-like architecture, which lacked traditional streets. Г‡atal HГјyГјk: A Neolithic Town in Anatolia
Neolithic Site of Çatalhöyük - UNESCO World Heritage Centre : Residents moved across rooftops and entered their
: Mudbrick houses were built back-to-back, sharing walls. plastered platforms were used for sleeping
: Typical houses featured a main room with an oven and hearth located directly beneath the roof opening to vent smoke. Clean, plastered platforms were used for sleeping, sitting, and ritual activities.