Early Neolithic Farmhouses (c. 3700 BC)

Situated on a plateau that overlooks the surrounding countryside, the site contained the foundation remains of at least one Early Neolithic house (possibly two) and a potential ancillary building. Stone tools including quartz crystal items, cereal grains including cultivation and Early Neolithic pottery were identified in the foundation trench of the house indicating that the site was likely the farmstead of an early prehistoric family, and likely one of the earliest farming families to have settled the area.