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020 |a9781614910367
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049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
090 |aA.VIII/9004
111 2 |aThe Early/Middle Bronze Age Transition in the Ancient Near East: Chronology, C14, and Climate Change|d(2014 :|cŞikago, İllinois)
245 14|aThe late third millennium in the ancient near east :|bchronology, C14, and climate change /|cedited by Felix Höflmayer ; with contributions by Matthew J. Adams [ve 16 kişi daha].
246 |aThe Early/Middle Bronze Age Transition in the Ancient Near East: "Chronology, C14, and clmate change", 7-8 March 2014, held at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago
260 |aChicago, Ill. :|bThe Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago,|c©2017.
300 |ax, [2], 515 s. :|bresim (çoğu renkli), çizim, harita (çoğu renkli), plan, grafik, tablo ;|c25 cm.
490 1 |aOriental Institute seminars,|x1559-2944 ;|v11
500 |a"Papers from the Oriental Institute Seminar: "The Early/Middle Bronze Age Transition in the Ancient Near East: "Chronology, C14, and clmate change" ; held at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicag, 7-8 March 2014" -- İç kapak.
504 |aBibliyografya bildiri sonlarındadır.
505 |tThe late third millennium B.C. in the ancient Near East and eastern Mediterranean : a time of collapse and transformation /|rFelix Höflmayer --|tNo collapse : transmutations of Early Bronze Age urbanism in the southern Levant /|rRaphael Greenberg --|tEconomic and political implications of raising the date for the disappearance of walled towns in the Early Bronze Age southern Levant /|rJ. David Schloen --|tThe transition from the third to the second millennium B.C. in the coastal plain of Lebanon : continuity or break? /|rHermann Genz --|tWestern Syria and the third- to second-millennium B.C. transition /|rGlenn M. Schwartz --|t"Seventeen kings who lived in tents" /|rHarvey Weiss --|tḪabur ware and social continuity : the chronology of the Early to Middle Bronze Age transition in the Syrian Jezireh /|rPeter Pfälzner --|tBioclimatic and agroecological properties of crop taxa : a survey of the cuneiform evidence concerning climatic change and the Early/Middle Bronze Age transition /|rAron Dornauer --|tRegional environments and human perception : the two most important variables in adaptation to climate change /|rSimone Riehl --|tAmorites, climate change, and the negotiation of identity at the end of the third millennium B.C. /|rAaron A. Burke --|t"What is the past but a once material existence now silenced?" : the first intermediate period from an epistemological perspective /|rThomas Schneider --|tAbsolutely dating climatic evidence and the decline of Old Kingdom Egypt /|rMichael W. Dee --|tThe significance of foreign toponyms and ethnonyms in old kingdom text sources /|rRoman Gundacker --|tA gap in the Early Bronze Age pottery sequence at troy dating to the time of the 4.2 ka cal. B.P. event /|rBerhard Weninger and Donald Easton --|tComments on climate, intra-regional variations, chronology, the 2200 B.C. horizon of change in the east Mediterranean region, and socio-political change on Crete /|rSturt W. Manning --|tEgypt and the Levant in the Early to Middle Bronze Age transition /|rMatthew J. Adams.
700 1 |aHöflmayer, Felix,|eeditör.
700 1 |aAdams, Matthew J.,|ekatkıda bulunan.
830 0|aOriental Institute seminars ;|v11
830 0|aOIS ;|v11.