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12,000-Year-Old Clay Containers in Türkiye Reveal Pottery Began as an Experiment in Southwest Asia

24 June 2026

Fragments of low-fired clay containers from Çemka Höyük in southeastern Türkiye are changing how archaeologists understand the beginning of pottery...

12,000-Year-Old Clay Containers in Türkiye Reveal Pottery Began as an Experiment in Southwest Asia

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