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Northwestern Anatolia
Some scholars even suggest that bead trading contributed to the development of language by encouraging increasingly complex social interaction
The inclusion of animals like horses reflects their status as symbols of power
healing devices
found on both oracle bones and bronzes
Ancient Anatolian Yortan Blackware Tripod Jar with Lid beads Northwestern AnatoliaYortan Culture, Early Bronze Age II, c. 27002400 BC, Kula, Manisa Province, Northwestern Anatolia A magnificent and exceptionally rare hand built ceramic jar with lid from the Early Bronze Age Yortan culture, this striking vessel exemplifies the high level of ceramic sophistication achieved in prehistoric Anatolia. Fashioned from dark grey to black clay, the jar displays a rounded, slightly compressed vase shaped body with gently sloping shoulders,
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