Gegharot

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Gegharot is a significant Early Bronze Age archaeological site in Armenia associated with the Kura–Araxes cultural horizon, notable for its fortified settlement and ritual complexes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Early Bronze Age settlement
archaeological site
fortified settlement
ritual complex
chronology late 4th millennium BCE to early 3rd millennium BCE
country Armenia NERFINISHED
culture Kura–Araxes culture NERFINISHED
excavationBegan early 21st century
hasEvidenceOf craft activities
food storage and processing
planned architecture
specialized ritual spaces
hasFeature domestic architecture
fortification walls
ritual installations
storage facilities
towers
hasStructure central fortified complex
peripheral occupation areas
locatedIn Aragatsotn Province NERFINISHED
locatedNear village of Gegharot
locatedOn slopes of Mount Aragats
materialCulture Kura–Araxes pottery NERFINISHED
metal artifacts
stone tools
partOf Kura–Araxes cultural horizon NERFINISHED
period Early Bronze Age NERFINISHED
region South Caucasus NERFINISHED
researchTopic emergence of complex societies in the Early Bronze Age Caucasus
ritual and cult practices of Kura–Araxes communities
significance important for understanding Early Bronze Age ritual practices in the South Caucasus
key site for study of Kura–Araxes socio-political organization
terrain mountainous
usedFor residential occupation
ritual activities
storage of agricultural products

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