Aslantepe Mound is an archaeological site located near the city of Malatya in eastern Turkey. It dates back to the Neolithic period and has been continuously inhabited from around 5000 BCE to the late Bronze Age. The site features multiple layers of settlement, revealing the evolution of human habitation and culture over thousands of years. Excavations at Aslantepe have uncovered significant artifacts, including pottery, tools, and architectural remains. One of the most notable discoveries is a large temple complex, which provides insights into the religious practices of ancient communities. The findings at Aslantepe contribute to our understanding of early urbanization and social organization in the region.