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090 |aA.IX/5230
111 20|aInternational Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East|n(11th :|d2018 :|cMunich, Germany)
245 10|aProceedings of the 11th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East, 03-07 April 2018, Munich /|cedited by Adelheid Otto, Michael Herles, Kai Kaniuth, Lorenz Korn, Anja Heidenreich.
260 |aWiesbaden :|bHarrassowitz Verlag,|c2020.
300 |a2 cilt (1. c. xi, 539 sayfa ; 2. c. ix, 677 sayfa) :|bresim, harita, plan, tablo ;|c24 cm
504 |aBibliyografya makale sonlarındadır.
505 |g1. CİLT.|tMobility in the Ancient Near East, images in context, archaeology as cultural heritage, engendering Near Eastern archaeology, societal contexts of religion, shaping the living space.|tEditors’ foreword /|rAdelheid Otto, Michael Herles, Kai Kaniuth --|tWelcoming address to the 11th ICAANE in Munich, April 3, 2018 /|rAdelheid Otto --|tWelcoming speech on the occasion of the opening of the 11th ICAANE Munich, April 3rd 2018 /|rPaolo Matthiae --|gSECTION 1.|tMOBILITY IN THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST.|tMobility in the Ancient Near East: Themes, Issues, Challenges /|rRoger Matthews --|tCooking Pots in Iron Age II Judah: A Confined or Mobile Distribution? /|rDavid Ben-Shlomo --|tAchaemenid-time Glass Vessels from Lori Berd (Armenia) /|rRuben Davtyan --|tThe Mobility of Syrian Culture to Assyria during the Neo-Assyrian Period /|rSuzanne Dibo --|tNeither Diffusion of Ideas nor Simple Trade of Objects: The Moving of Specialized Canaanean Blade Knappers during the Early Bronze Age in the Southern Levant /|rFrancesca Manclossi --|tMobility Between the South Caucasus and the Near East: Cultural Interaction of Early and Middle Bronze Age Societies /|rMarina Puturidze --|tThe Husking Tray: A Shared Cooking Technology between the Late Neolithic Communities of the Near East? /|rSergio Taranto --|tObsidian on the Move: From the Sources to the Tool. The Caseof Tepeçik-Çiftlik (Turkey) around 6000 BC /|rAlice Vinet, Denis Guilbeau --|tRoads around the Sea of Galilee from the Neolithic to the Persian Period /|rWolfgang Zwickel --|gSECTION 2.|tIMAGES IN CONTEXT.|tThe Winged Disc in Mesopotamia /|rUrsula Seidl --|tThe Multiplicity of Ancient Near Eastern Storm-Godsin the Visual Record /|rAlbert Dietz --|tThe Multiform Power of Visual Communication andits Reception. Some Suggestions from the Documentation of Mesopotamia /|rRita Dolce --|tBeyond Ornamentation: Contextualizing Research of Personal Adornment in the Ancient Near East /|rAmir Golani --|tA Demon’s Travel Kit. An Introduction to the Items Depicted on Amulets against the Demoness Lamaštu /|rEva Götting --|tSymbol of the Sun /|rAyşegül Erden --|tThe Terracotta Figurines of Tell Halaf in the Hellenistic Period. Between Continuity and Change /|rElisabeth Katzy --|tImages in Context: The Interpretation of Weather God Imagery /|rDiederik J. W. Meijer --|tFlaying the Enemy in Assyria. A Brief Study on Neo-Assyrian Archaeological and Textual Evidence /|rFrancesca Minen --|tRepresenting the Elites in Middle Bronze I-II Ebla /|rFrances Pinnock --|tPlants, Animal and Human Images of Ancient Margiana (Turkmenistan) in the Context of Cultural Space of Ancient Near East /|rRobert Sataev, Liliya Sataeva, Nadezhda Dubova --|tA New Angle on the Contest Scene: Exploring its Context on Third Millennium BC Seals and Sealings /|rDiana L. Stein --|tIran and the East - Displaying the Persian Connection /|rAnnelies Van de Ven --|tThe Assyrian Kings, their Images and the Ontologies of Philippe Descola /|rElisabeth Wagner-Durand --|tHairy Hero(es): Some Remarks on the Identification of the so-called “Nude Hero with six curls” /|rKatharina Zartner --|gSECTION 3.|tARCHAEOLOGY AS CULTURAL HERITAGE.|tCommunity Engagement and the Syria: Ancient History – Modern Conflict. Exhibition and Symposium /|rAndrew Jamieson, Heather Jackson --|tThe Role of Syrian Archaeologists and Foreign Archaeological Missionsin the Protection of the Syrian Heritage /|rYoussef Kanjou --|tFluid as Water: The Various Participants in the Antiquities Smuggling Phenomenon in Greece. A Real Threat /|rKonstantinos-Orfeas Sotiriou --|tThe Madaba Regional Archaeological Museum Project (MRAMP): A Strategy to Protect Cultural Heritage in Jordan /|rSuzanne Richard, Andrea Polcaro, Marta D’Andrea, Douglas R. Clark --|gSECTION 4.|tENGENDERING NEAR EASTERN ARCHAEOLOGY.|tWomen in Neo-Assyrian Palaces: The Case of Nimrud/Kalhu /|rEva Schmalenberger --|tGender, Age and Social Rank of the Samad Late Iron Age Population (Sultanate of Oman). Nothing New? /|rPaul A. Yule --|gSECTION 5.|tSOCIETAL CONTEXTS OF RELIGION.|tSome Considerations about the Religious Interactions between Aramaic-speaking People and Egyptians in the Memphis Area A /|rSara Caramello --|tThe Eye of Power. An Example of How Social Conditions Shape Rituals: The Case of Eye Idols /|rÖznur Özmen --|gSECTION 6.|tSHAPING THE LIVING SPACE.|tRadical Restructuring in an Early Village: Rahmatabad (Fars Province, Iran) in the Fifth Millennium BCE /|rBarbara Huber, Reinhard Bernbeck, Hassan Fazeli-Nashli --|tLiving in Southern Levant during the Early Bronze Age I Period (3700–3000): The Domestic Features /|rAlessandra Caselli --|tLess than 5 m2 to Live in? Some Considerations onthe Small Circular Buildings of the Halaf Culture /|rAthina Gerochristou --|tStudying Architectural Energetics – Body and Mind in its Social Setting /|rFelix Levenson --|tA Royal Shaping of Space – The Building Activities of the Urartian Kings /|rJulia Linke --|tCappadocia, a “Hidden” Landscape : “Underground World” and Neo-Hittite Evidence /|rClelia Mora, Maria Elena Balza1, Roberto Bixio, Andrea De Pascale --|tInvestigating Use of Space and Human-Animal Interactionsin Agricultural Built Environments: The Geo-ethnoarchaeology of Livestock Dung /|rMarta Portillo, Wendy Matthews --|tFacets of Life in an Ancient Oasis: Contrasting Living Spaces at Tayma (Saudi-Arabia) /|rFriedrich Wilhelm Weigel --|tNew Data about the Bronze Age Settlement of Erzincan/Altıntepe /|rMehmet Ali Yılmaz.
505 |t2. CİLT.|tField reports / edited by Adelheid Otto, Michael Herles, and Kai Kaniuth. Islamic archaeology /|redited by Lorenz Korn and Anja Heidenreich.|tForeword to Section 7 - Field Reports /|rAdelheid Otto, Michael Herles, Kai Kaniuth --|gSECTION 7.|tFIELD REPORTS.|tAradetis Orgora: Lithic Artefacts from a Site of the Southern Caucasus, Georgia /|rFlavia Amato --|tThe Place of “Dragon Stone” Sanctuaries in Context of Cultic Areas of Ancient Armenia /|rArsen Bobokhyan, Alessandra Gilibert, Pavol Hnila --|tGulf Connections at Tell Khaiber. Interpreting Standardised Pottery Stylesin the Sealand Period /|rDaniel Calderbank --|tBan Qala: A Late Chalcolithic Site in the Qara Dagh Valleyof Iraqi Kurdistan /|rAntonietta Catanzariti, Terri Tanaka, Adam Maskevich --|tThe Sanctuary and Cemetery at Kal-e Chendar, Shami (Khuzestan, Iran) /|rAlessandra Cellerino, Enrico Foietta --|tSeven Excavation Campaigns at Abu Tbeirah /|rFranco D’Agostino, Licia Romano --|tExcavations at Gonur Depe. A BMAC Bronze Age Site in Turkmenistan in 2014-2015: Necropolis and Residential Areas in the South-West /|rAlexey Fribus, Sergey Grushin, Robert Sataev, Nadezhda Dubova --|tEarly Bronze Age Graves at Doghlauri (Georgia): Results of the 2012–2015 Salvage Excavations /|rIulon Gagoshidze, Elena Rova --|t2017 Survey of Two Prehistoric Sites in Western Cyprus: Stroumpi-Pigi-Agios Andronikos and Makounta-Voules-Mersinoudia /|rKathryn Grossman, Tate Paulette, Lisa Graham, Andrew McCarthy --|tThe Excavations at Tel Rekhesh, Israel: The Results of 2013–2017 Seasons /|rShuichi Hasegawa, Hidemasa Hashimoto, Hidetoshi Tsumoto, Takuzo Onozuka --|tZincirli Höyük, Ancient Sam’al: A Preliminary Reporton the 2017 Excavation Season /|rVirginia R. Herrmann, David Schloen --|tWhy Did They Still Use the Tell? An Analysis of Changesin Post-Chalcolithic Settlement at Çatalhöyük, Turkey /|rJędrzej Hordecki --|tPreliminary Report of the “Forgotten Borderlands” Project in Guria and Adjara (Georgia). Several Remarkson the Results of the Structural Survey at Tsikhisdziri /|rE. E. Intagliata, D. Naskidashvili, J. R. Snyder --|tA New Royal and Religious Space in Ayanis Citadel: The Hall With Podium /|rMehmet Işıklı, Oğuz Aras --|tThe Outdoor Communal Neolithic Cemetery ofTell el-Kerkh, Northwest Syria /|rSari Jammo, Akira Tsuneki --|tExperimental Analysis of Sun-Dried Bricks and Potteryfrom the Ubaid and Late Chalcolithic Periods /|rTatsundo Koizumi, Hitoshi Ojima, Hirokazu Yoshida, Ayami Yoshida --|tPrehistoric Mining and Metallurgy in Uzbekistan: An Introduction /|rSteffen Kraus --|tFortifications and the Defensive Landscapes of Kalat (North-Eastern Iran) /|rMeysam Labbaf-Khaniki, Kristen Hopper, Eberhard Sauer --|tSouth-Central Anatolia during the Iron Ages:a diachronic view from Kınık Höyük (Niğde) /|rAnna Lanaro, Lorenzo Castellano, Nancy Highcock, Alessio Mantovan, Lorenzo d’Alfonso --|tThe 2016 and 2017 Seasons of Excavations at Qalatga Darband /|rJohn MacGinnis --|tKunara Lithic Industry: A Preliminary Report /|rFlorine Marchand --|tLate Bronze and Iron Age Levels from Qasr Shemamok. A First Evaluation of the Impact of the Assyrian Presencein the Region East of Calah /|rMaria Grazia Masetti-Rouault --|tOn the Origins of Urbanism in Western Cyprus: A View from the Palaipaphos Hinterland /|rAndrew McCarthy, Lisa Graham --|tItalian Archaeological Expedition to Nigin, Southern Iraq: New Results from Recent Excavations /|rDavide Nadali, Andrea Polcaro --|tThe Survey at Fāra - Šuruppak 2016-2018 /|rAdelheid Otto, Berthold Einwag --|tBuilding 2 at Tell Fadous-Kfarabida, Lebanon: An Architectural, Stratigraphic and Functional Studyof an Early Bronze Age Building /|rMetoda Peršin --|tThe Italian Archaeological Project in the Erbil Plain (2013–2017) /|rL. Peyronel, A. Vacca --|tIron Age Settlement in the Region of Qumayrah, Oman /|rAgnieszka Pieńkowska --|tEridu: Note on the Decoration of the Uruk ‘Temples’ /|rPhilippe Quene --|tThe Defensive System of the Arid Margins of the Northern Levant during the Middle Bronze Age /|rMarie-Odile Rousset, Bernard Geyer, Nazir Awad, Shadi Shabo --|tInterconnected Frontiers: Trans-Caspian Defensive Networks of the Sasanian Empire /|rEberhard W. Sauer, Jebrael Nokandeh, Hamid Omrani Rekavandi, Davit Naskidashvili, Mohammad-Reza Nemati, Mehdi Mousavinia --|tMagnetic Investigations in the Shahrizor Plain, Iraqi Kurdistan – The Tell Begum Cluster /|rMarion Scheiblecker, Simone Mühl, Jörg W. E. Faßbinder --|tFaunal Remains at Ur /|rMelina Seabrook, Katheryn C. Twiss --|tThe Final Two Seasons of the Lower Göksu Archaeological Salvage Survey Project (2016–2017) /|rTevfik Emre Şerifoğlu, Carlo Colantoni, Naoise Mac Sweeney --|tThe First Season of Archaeological Excavationat Cham Routeh Tepe, Seymare, Central Zagros /|rMahnaz Sharifi --|tGird-i Kazhaw. A Sasanian Hinterland Fortressin the Sharizor (Iraqi-Kurdistan) /|rAlexander Tamm --|tThe 2016-2017 Excavation Seasons in Kunara (Iraqi Kurdistan) /|rAline Tenu --|tEarly Uruk Expansion in Iraqi Kurdistan: New Data from Girdi Qala and Logardan /|rRégis Vallet --|tResults of the First Two Seasons of Excavations at Gird-î Qalrakh, a Local Site in the Shahrizor-Plain (Iraqi-Kurdistan) /|rDirk Wicke --|gSECTION 8.|tISLAMIC ARCHAEOLOGY.|tICAANE 2018 - Islamic Archaeology. Editors Foreword /|rLorenz Korn, Anja Heidenreich --|tThe Islamic Period Settlement in Iraqi Kurdistan: Results from the Land of Ninive Archaeological Project /|rCristina Tonghini, Valentina Vezzoli --|tSettlements Below the Plane: Multidisciplinary Archaeological Surveyin al-Ḥīra (Iraq) /|rMartin Gussone, Martina Müller-Wiener, Burkart Ullrich, Ibrahim Salman --|tReinterpreting the miṣr: New Insights for a Revised Chronological Attribution of the ‘Mosque-Dār al-Imāra Combination’ in Kufa /|rAila Santi --|tThe Abila Relief Fragment and the Creation of Hierotopyin a Byzantine/Umayyad Era Pilgrimage Complex at Quwayliba, Jordan /|rRobert W. Smith --|tKhirbet el-Mafjar Revisited (II): Notes on the Planand the Vaulting System of the ‘Audience Hall’ /|rIgnacio Arce --|tSome Thoughts on the Iranian-Chinese Maritime Tradein Late Antiquity and during the Early Islamic Period /|rHamidreza Pasha Zanous, Majid Montazer Zohouri --|tHerzfeld’s Theories Reconsidered: An Interdisciplinary Methodfor a New Reading of the Abbasid Stucco Panels from Samarra /|rSimone Struth --|tThe Pottery corpus from Estakhr (Fars): Preliminary Results of a New Comprehensive Study /|rSerenella Mancini --|tPreliminary Remarks on the Pottery from the Last Phasesof Occupation at Dharih, Southern Jordan (Late 10th−20th Centuries) /|rPiotr Makowski --|tThe City of Otrar, Kazakhstan: Using Archaeologyto Better Understand the Impact of the Mongol Conquest of Central Asia /|rKatie Campbell --|tBeyond the Stylistic Idiosyncrasies: Notes regarding the Identity and Mobility of Ilkhanid Stucco Craftsmen in Central Iran /|rAna Marija Grbanovic --|tIslamic Period Ceramics Unearthed in Dumpsites in the Adana/Tepebağ Höyük Excavations /|rNurşen Özkul Fındık, Deniz Yaşin --|tThe Preliminary Phasing of Maqam al-Nabi Musa (Palestine) /|rIgnacio Arce --|tAgricultural Terracing and Rural Revival in Late Medieval Palestine /|rBethany J. Walker, Yuval Gadot, Yelena Elgart-Sharon, Omer Ze’evi --|tAleppine Houses: Designs and Decorated Interiors during the Ottoman Era /|rRami Alafandi, Asiah Abdul Rahim.
520 |a“The two volumes include 96 selected lectures presented at the “11th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East” (ICAANE) at LMU München in April 2018. This congress takes place every other year and is the platform for all archaeologists worldwide to present the current results of their research in and on the Near East. The timeframe comprises the Prehistoric Period, the Bronze and Iron Ages as well as the Islamic Period; the geographical frame spans the area from Western Turkey to Afghanistan, and from Georgia to Yemen. Since researchers come from 35 countries, they summarize their latest discoveries mostly in English. The ICAANE proceedings give a state of the art-insight into current research methods and problems of Near Eastern Archaeology“ --|cYayıncı.tto, Michael Herles and Kai Kaniuth, comprises c. 40 contributions related to the conference themes of Mobility in the Ancient Near East, Images in Context, Engendering Near Eastern Archaeology, Societal Contexts of Religion, Shaping the Living Space and Archaeology as Cultural Heritage“ --|cYayıncı.
650 4|aArkeolojik kazılar|zOrta Doğu|vKongreler.
650 4|aArkeolojik kazılar|zTürkiye|vKongreler.
650 4|aArkeolojik kazılar|zİran|vKongreler.
650 4|aArkeolojik kazılar|zIrak|vKongreler.
650 4|aArkeolojik kazılar|zSuriye|vKongreler.
650 4|aArkeolojik kazılar|zLübnan|vKongreler.
650 4|aArkeolojik kazılar|zÜrdün|vKongreler.
650 4|aArkeolojik kazılar|zUmman|vKongreler.
650 4|aArkeolojik kazılar|zGürcistan|vKongreler.
650 4|aMedeniyet|zOrta Doğu|y622’ye kadar.
651 4|aOrta Doğu|xEski eserler|vKongreler.
700 1 |n1. ve 2. c.|aOtto, Adelheid,|d1966-|eeditör.
700 1 |n1. ve 2. c.|aHerles, Michael,|d1972-|eeditör.
700 1 |n1. ve 2. c.|aKaniuth, Kai,|d1970-|eeditör.
700 1 |n2. c.|aKorn, Lorenz,|d1966-|eeditör.
700 1 |n2. c.|aHeidenreich, Anja,|eeditör.