Cumra

Cumra is a town and area of Konya Province in the Central Anatolia district of Turkey. As per 2000 registration, populace of the locale is 104,576 of which 42,308 live in the town of Cumra. It is a critical stop on the Istanbul to Baghdad railroad. It is vital to the 500 km²/120,000 section of land Cumra water system zone, in the Konya Plain, that was set up in 1912.

Neolithic archeological revelations have been found at Catalhoyuk. In the twelfth century the Konya plain encountered its second incredible social period, when the city turned into the capital of the Seljuk Turks. The Neolithic, also known as the "New Stone Age", the last division of the Stone Age, started around 12,000 years back when the primary advancement of cultivating showed up in the Epipalaeolithic Near East, and later in different parts of the world.

The division endured until the transitional time of the Chalcolithic from around 6,500 years back, set apart by the advancement of metallurgy, paving the way to the Bronze Age and Iron Age. In Northern Europe, the Neolithic kept going until around 1700 BC, while in China it stretched out until 1200 BC. Different parts of the world stayed in the Neolithic phase of improvement until European contact.