Ако не обичате mound, може би можете да исползвате "tell".

Селищните могили са останки от праисторически селища, съществували на едно и също място в продължение на хилядолетия. Те се характеризират с много голям диаметър (до стотици метри) и винаги са в близост до водоизточници и източници на прехрана - плодородни земеделски земи, рудници и др. Някои от най-известните проучени праисторически селищни могили в българските земи са при с. Караново (Новозагорско), Юнаците (Пазарджишко), Коджадермен (Шуменско), Овчарово (Търговищко) и др.
http://bg.wikipedia.org/wiki/Могила

What is a tell? Settlement in fifth millennium Bulgaria

Douglass W. Bailey

Introduction

Prehistoric tells dominate the archaeology of Neolithic, Eneolithic and Early bronze age southeastern Europe. They are the centres of major fieldwork projects (e.g. Yunatsite), they provide the chronological yardsticks of Balkan prehistory (e.g. Karanovo, Ezero), and they serve, almost exclusively, as the material for reconstructing contemporary community activity and behaviour (e.g. Ovcharovo, Golyamo Delchevo).
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=wdkxXIhHB7EC&pg=PA94&lpg=...

The Turkish word for tell is höyük, as in Çatalhöyük, or tepe.[1][2] Toponyms indicating settlement mounds in the Balkans are often translated as "grave": magoula or toumba (because small tells can be confused with burial mounds) in Thessaly and Macedonia. **The word mogila is used in Bulgaria**, gomila in Slovenia, and magura in Romania.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tell

Podgoritsa Tell near Turgovishte, in NE Bulgaria.

The second ten days were spent in a very different milieu and a different enterprise. This was a mapping and surface reconnaissance project of the Eneolithic tell of Podgoritsa, near Turgovishte, in the agricultural north-east Bulgaria. The **tell settlement** of Podgoritsa is the focus of what we hope will be a longer term joint US-Bulgarian research project.
http://www.arf.berkeley.edu/newsletter/1.3/bulgarian.html

"Проучени са селищни могили в Овчарово, Поляница, Подгорица, Търговище."
http://targovishteinfo.org/culture.htm

Karanovo
Large tell in the Azmak Valley near Nova Zagora, whose deposits span the early Neolithic through to the middle Bronze Age and provide not only a full account of the cultural history of southern Bulgaria but also an important sequence connecting central Europe with southeastern Europe.
http://www.answers.com/topic/karanovo