Çatalhöyük Site-Emblem T-Shirt, Turkey

Çatalhöyük's roof-entry house, printed with a cutaway diagram of the real domestic architecture: hearth, sleeping platform, a burial beneath the floor, and the ladder through the roof that served as the only way in. Site name, country and Pyramason's own catalogued coordinates, 37.6675° N, 32.828333° E, printed beneath the artwork. For people who want the actual 9,000-year-old house plan, not the goddess-cult myth built on top of it.

• Engraved cutaway diagram of a Çatalhöyük house: hearth, platform, roof-entry ladder, floor burial
• Exact coordinates (37.6675, 32.828333) printed beneath the artwork, pulled from Pyramason's own database
• Site name and country (Turkey) clearly labelled
• Soft, pre-shrunk cotton in ochre and terracotta colourways matching the site's mudbrick and wall-painting palette

Why this site. Çatalhöyük's roof-entry houses are one of the clearest windows we have into ordinary Neolithic daily life, not a monument built for gods or kings. It's also a site whose most famous claim, the mother goddess cult, didn't survive better evidence, which makes it a natural fit for a brand built on saying so.

Çatalhöyük · Turkey · 37°40'03.0"N 32°49'42.0"E