The Archaeological City Where Thousands of Houses Were Built Side by Side without Streets and Residents Entered Through the Openings of the Roofs

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In the plain of Konya, in present-day Turkey, archaeologists have found a neolithic settlement so different from modern cities that their own road system remained on the buildings. Çatalhöyük gathered houses of clay bricks practically facing each other, without conventional streets between many sets, while openings on the roofs allowed them to enter the residences by stairs. Like...