About 60% of the chipped stone tools and wastes found in the settlement are obsidian . The closest obsidian source is Nemrut Mountain at a distance of three days (100 km) . In addition, goat and pig-headed pestles carved from stone were found. Stone beads are the finds from the ornaments of the people living in the settlement. Stone vessels carved from limestone are abundant even on the surface. It is stated that the Çayönü settlement bears similarities with such finds from the late layers. [9]They are thin-walled, flat bottomed, almost vertical profiled bowls or deep bowls. The outer cedars are mostly carved with geometric decorations in the form of zigzag, cross lines and wavy lines. Descriptions of nature are also seen. In one of these, there is a very schematic depiction of three dogs or wolves walking in a row.