the Death Pit was filled, it was covered in a thick layer of ash and marked with large posts. Further deposits of human remains were placed around its edges. Obsidian trade Recent research identified some Armenian obsidian at Domuztepe. Electron microprobe analysis and portable X-ray fluorescence were used. 15 artifacts from Domuztepe match :de:Pokr Arteni, a common obsidian source in Armenia. Thus, the Late Neolithic settlement of Domuztepe traded over a walking distance of 800 km. Four other obsidian sources from the Kura-Araxes basin were also identified at Domuztepe. Notes See also Prehistory of Anatolia Hacilar References Campbell, S., E. Carter, et al. (1999) ‘Emerging complexity on the Kahramanmaras Plain, Turkey: The Domuztepe Project 1995-1997’ American Journal of Archaeology 103: 395-418. Carter, E., S. Campbell, et al. (2003) ‘Elusive Complexity : New Data from late Halaf Domuztepe in South Central Turkey’ Paléorient 29(2): 117-133. Campbell, S. "Domuztepe 2004 Excavation Season", Anatolian Archaeology 10 (2004) 4-6 Campbell, S. "Domuztepe 2005", Anatolian Archaeology 11 (2005) 13-15 Campbell, S. "Domuztepe 2006", Anatolian Archaeology 12 (2006), 17-18 Campbell, S. "Domuztepe 2008", Anatolian Archaeology 14 (2008), 13-14 External links https://web.archive.org/web/20110527031530/http://www.domuztepe.org/ https://www.britishmuseum.org/research/research_projects/domuztepe_excavations_project.aspx https://opencontext.org/projects/3 https://web.archive.org/web/20080720052021/http://cat.une.edu.au/page/domuztepe%20(kahramanmaras) Populated places established in the 7th millennium BC Populated places disestablished in the 6th millennium BC Archaeological sites in the Mediterranean Region, Turkey Prehistoric Anatolia Prehistoric cannibalism Chalcolithic sites of Asia Neolithic sites of Asia Neolithic settlements Former populated places in Turkey Geography of Kahramanmaraş Province Halaf culture Late Neolithic