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Fig 1.

Plan of Çatalhöyük North Area, with photos of select buildings during excavation.

Photographer Jason Quinlan; copyright Çatalhöyük Research Project.

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Fig 2.

The number of plant taxa identified in buildings at Çatalhöyük.

Forty-eight buildings are represented, arranged along the x-axis according to their number of analyzed macrobotanical samples.

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Table 1.

Çatalhöyük chronology: Levels and occupational phases.

After Farid 2014; Mazzucato 2019.

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Table 2.

Buildings included in this study.

For a complete tally of their features and contents, including data sets not discussed in the main body of this paper, please see S3 Table.

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Table 3.

Data sets considered in this paper and their inferred relationships to various forms of social differentiation.

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Fig 3.

Inequality within a neighborhood.

Data derive from nine buildings assigned to the North G occupation at Çatalhöyük.

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Fig 4.

Inequality across middle Çatalhöyük burned and unburned buildings.

Same notes as for Fig 3.

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Fig 5.

Inequality through time.

Buildings are grouped into Early/Middle/Late Çatalhöyük occupations. Side room area (SR) is excluded from the Late histogram due to insufficient data.

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Table 4.

Comparison of assets associated with middle Çatalhöyük phase houses.

Assets are color-coded on a continuum from green (highest) to red (lowest) values.

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Table 5.

Distribution of assets across a “neighborhood” (Hodder level North G).

Above-average numbers are boldfaced.

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Fig 6.

Late Çatalhöyük (6500–6300 BC) burial feature F3684 from building 129.

The remains of an adult male are accompanied by two additional crania.

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