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020 |a9780190673161
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041 |aeng
049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
090 |aA.IX/9860
245 00|aTesting the canon of Ancient Near Eastern art and archaeology /|bedited by Amy Rebecca Gansell and Ann Shafer.
260 |aNew York :|bOxford University Press,|c©2020.
300 |axxxix, 418 sayfa, [21] sayfa resim, harita :|bresim (kimi renkli), çizim, harita, plan, tıpkıbasım, tablo ;|c25 cm
500 |aİndeks s. 393-418.
504 |aBibliyografya s. 335-392.
505 |tPerspectives on the Ancient Near Eastern canon : more than Mesopotamia's greatest hits /|rAmy Rebecca Gansell, Ann Shafer --|gPART I.|tBOUNDARIES.|tThe southern Levant and the Ancient Near Eastern canon /|rRachel Hallote --|tArchaeological research in pre-classical Syria and the canon of Ancient Near Eastern art and archaeology /|rMarina Pucci --|tThe past, present, and future of the canon of ancient Anatolian art /|rSusan Helft --|tThe canon of ancient Iranian art : from grand narratives to local perspectives /|rHenry P. Colburn --|t“Classical“ versus “ancient“ in the Near Eastern canon : the position of Graeco-Roman art from the Levant, c. 330 BCE-636 CE /|rElise A. Friedland --|gPART II.|tTYPOLOGIES.|tDefining the canon of funerary archaeology in the Ancient Near East /|rNicola Laneri --|tThe canon of Ancient Near Eastern glyptic on a roll : leaps, hurdles, and goals /|rDiana L. Stein --|tThe canon of Ancient Near Eastern palaces /|rDavid Kertai--|gPART III.|tTECHNOLOGIES.|tHow ancient and modern memory shapes the past : a canon of Assyrian memory /|rDavide Nadali --|tMuseums as vehicles for defining artistic canons : the case of the Ancient Near East in the British Museum /|rPaul Collins --|tConceptualizing the past in museum exhibitions of ancient Egyptian and Near Eastern art /|rRachel P. Kreiter --|tThe Ancient Near Eastern canon in the university classroom, and beyond : my colleagues speak /|rAnn Shafer --|gPART IV.|tHERITAGE PERSPECTIVES.|tThe lucrative business of the Cyrus Cylinder : commodification of an Iranian icon /|rKamyar Abdi --|tBetween Hazor and Masada : canonical archaeological sites as symbols of collective memories in modern Israeli identities /|rGideon Avni --|tPast resurrections : the ancient in contemporary art /|rTamara Chalabi --|tEarth, rocks, and blood : a wandering home /|rSargon George Donabed --|t6,000 years /|rMaymanah Farhat --|tCultural heritage attrition in Egypt /|rMonica Hanna --|tCrafting the Ancient Near Eastern canon : a personal reflection /|rZena Kamash --|tThe consequences of the destruction of Syrian heritage on the Syrian identity and future generations /|rYoussef Kanjou --|tContemporary art and archaeology in the Arab world /|rSalwa Mikdadi --|tThe Assyrians : then and now /|rRamsen Shamon --|tBringing the past to a living room near you : the archaeological heritage of Anatolia on glass /|rOya Topçuoğlu.
650 4|aArkeolojik kazılar|zYakın Doğu|yAntik Çağ.
650 4|aSanat|zYakın Doğu|yAntik Çağ.
650 4|aKanon, sanatta.
651 4|aYakın Doğu|xEski eserler.
700 1 |aGansell, Amy Rebecca,|eeditör.
700 1 |aShafer, Ann,|eeditör.