Abstract:

With the transition to the settlement, the relationship with the locations closed and/or restricted by the person has been strengthened, the locations in which he lives and in organic relationships have been shaped according to his needs, preferences and preferences. Therefore, the reading of the spaces discovered in archaeological excavations through micro-scale analyses also contributes significantly to the understanding of the life of the community. Chemical analysis (multi-element analysis) of the soil taken from the basins of liquid or stretched soil plates is one of the analytical methods that will contribute to this effort in terms of providing data about human activities. In this context, our study focuses on the structures of the stumbling wave (wattle and daub) dated to the layers of the Lovely Highland, which give examples when they are in the process of the transition to settlements in the West of Capadocia. Previously with micromorphological analyses also used for different purposes, with soil chemical analyses applied to the bases of these two structures, activities such as animal holding, storage in structures have been identified.

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