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The Phrygian capital of Gordion was a major center in Early Iron Age
Anatolia. In chapter 4 Burke concentrates on the Early Phrygian
destruction levels, now dated to ca. 800 BC, in large part because of the
wealth of preserved materials including actual textiles. Though we lack
administrative records such as those of the Mycenaean palaces, a large
industrial sector has been excavated with evidence for large-scale
production of textiles and food preparation, and perhaps production of
other goods and storage. This industrial quarter is adjacent to the elite
quarter that includes Megaron 2 with its early pebble mosaic floor with
imitations of textile designs.
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