(i am giving brainliest who answers the question)
why is catalhoyuk described as a settlement mound?

a) the dwellings sunk into the soil as a result of seasonal flooding.

b) the dwellings were built on the sides of a small mountain.

c) inhabitants traveled between dwellings by walking across the raised rooftops.

d) inhabitants created a hill over time by building newer dwellings on top of older ones.

I think its D) Inhabitants created a hill over time by building newer dwellings on top of older ones.

because the Meaning “fork mound” in Turkish, Catalhuyuk consists of two mounds on either side of an ancient channel of the Çarsamba River on the fertile Konya Plain. . . . ... In doing so, he established Catalhuyuk as an important site for studying the origins of settled farming life and the rise of the first cities.

I hope this helps :3

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there is an explationation of this on a site called crash   course world history 1