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041 |aeng
049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
090 |aB.I/9075
100 1 |aMilwright, Marcus.
245 10|aThe arts and crafts of Syria and Egypt from the Ayyubids to World War I :|bcollected essays /|cMarcus Milwright.
260 |aPiscataway, NJ :|bGorgias Press,|c2018.
300 |axviii, 361 sayfa :|bresim (kimi renkli), harita, tablo ;|c26 cm.
490 0 |aIslamic history and thought ;|v7
500 |aİndeks s. 351-361.
504 |aBibliyografya s. 311-350.
505 |gChapter 1.|tPottery in written sources of the Ayyubid-Mamluk period, c.567-923/1171-1517) --|gChapter 2.|tAn inscribed pottery bowl of the Mamluk period --|gChapter 3.|tTurquoise and black : notes on an underglaze-painted stonepaste ware of the Mamluk period --|gChapter 4.|tWritten sources and the study of pottery in Ottoman Bilad al-Sham --|gChapter 5.|tImported pottery in Ottoman Bilad al-Sham --|gChapter 6.|tTrade and Syrian hajj between the twelfth and the early twentieth centuries : historical and archaeological perspectives --|gChapter 7.|tOn the date of Paul Kahle’s Egyptian shadow puppets --|gChapter 8.|tWood and woodworking in late Ottoman Damascus : an analysis of the Qāmū al-șinā’āt al-Shāmiyya --|gChapter 9.|tGlass and glassworking in Damascus during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries --|gChapter 10.|tMetalworking in Damascus at the end of the Ottoman period : an analysis of the Qāmūs al-șinā’ā al-Shāmiyya --|gChapter 11.|tThe Qāmūs al-șinā’āt al-Shāmiyya as a record of the leather-working crafts of late Ottoman Damascus --|gChapter 12.|tAn Arabic description of the activities of antiques dealers in late Ottoman Damascus --|gChapter 13.|tMarcus Milwright and Evanthia Baboula. Damascene ‘trench art’ : a note on the manufacture of Mamluk Revival metalwork in early twentieth-century Syria.
520 |a“This book focuses on the production, sale, and consumption of portable arts in regions covered today by the modern polities of Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, and the Palestine Authority. The reprinted chapters in this volume have been revised and updated. They offer interdisciplinary approaches to the material culture of the region from the twelfth to the early twentieth centuries, combining evidence from primary written sources, archaeology, and objects in museums and private collections. Topics include the production and distribution of pottery, importation of glazed wares into the Middle East, shadow puppetry, economic activity associated with the Syrian hajj, the manufacturing practices of the crafts operating in Damascus during the last decades of Ottoman rule, and the decoration of artillery shell cases during and after World War I. Also included are an introduction containing a critical evaluation of the main sources of information, a cumulative bibliography, and a previously unpublished study of leatherworking in the late Ottoman period“ - -Yayıncı.
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