Figures & data
Fig. 1. Neonate embedded in a mudbrick at the base of a leaning mudbrick wall. Photo: Jason Quinlan. Courtesy Çatalhöyük Research Project.
![Fig. 1. Neonate embedded in a mudbrick at the base of a leaning mudbrick wall. Photo: Jason Quinlan. Courtesy Çatalhöyük Research Project.](/cms/asset/58d8a9f0-6c00-44dd-b55d-a369e6d89ba7/sarc_a_2153729_f0001_oc.jpg)
Table 1. Human remains in contact with masonry at Çatalhöyük East. Age categories: (Np) pre-term neonate; (N) neonate (0–6 months); (I) infant (6–36 months); (J) juvenile (3–12 years); (ado) adolescent (12–19 years); (Ay) young adult; (Ai) indeterminate adult. Data accessible at www.catalhoyuk.com/research.
Fig. 2. Human remains in and against walls at Çatalhöyük. (a) F.7330: Juvenile and neonate cranium against a buttress, in foundation packing. (b) F.1570: Infant cut into leaning wall at closure. (c) F.3681: Articulated adult fingers below bottommost bricks in a retaining wall. Photos: Scott Haddow (a), Jason Quinlan (b, c). Courtesy Çatalhöyük Research Project.
![Fig. 2. Human remains in and against walls at Çatalhöyük. (a) F.7330: Juvenile and neonate cranium against a buttress, in foundation packing. (b) F.1570: Infant cut into leaning wall at closure. (c) F.3681: Articulated adult fingers below bottommost bricks in a retaining wall. Photos: Scott Haddow (a), Jason Quinlan (b, c). Courtesy Çatalhöyük Research Project.](/cms/asset/cbc8016b-16d8-46e6-90b0-dc89c820fd36/sarc_a_2153729_f0002_oc.jpg)
Fig. 3. The walls of Building 24, incorporating the buried structures Buildings 6 and 17. Photo: Jason Quinlan. Courtesy Çatalhöyük Research Project.
![Fig. 3. The walls of Building 24, incorporating the buried structures Buildings 6 and 17. Photo: Jason Quinlan. Courtesy Çatalhöyük Research Project.](/cms/asset/aced2962-4906-4c63-80db-3540bdab9c5a/sarc_a_2153729_f0003_oc.jpg)