Catalhoyk, Jericho, and Merimde are prime examples of sites that demonstrate the complex ramifications that the agricultural revolution had on human life. People were no longer nomadic, choosing instead to invest their energy into large scale urban environments. There are some central patterns among each site. Including, sedentary life, architecture, and large population densities. All this made possible through agriculture. Catalhoyk was a city located in modern day Turkey, dating 7500 BC to 5700 BC. This site is known for its honeycomb-like structures that had one entrance in the ceilings. People lived in close quarters leaving no room for streets, the ceilings were used instead. Jericho was city located in Palestinian Territories, dating
