Halafian : M086.
The Halafian collection consists of 23 documents, all in English. The documents discuss the Halafian tradition in Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey from 7700 B.P. - 7000 B.P. (5700 B.C. - 5000 B.C.). Three documents provide a general overview of the Halafian tradition. Akkermans (1993) surveyed the Bali...
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Format: | Electronic eBook |
Language: | English |
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New Haven, Conn. :
Human Relations Area Files,
2009-
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Series: | EHRAF archaeology. Middle East.
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Online Access: | CONNECT |
Table of Contents:
- Villages in the steppe, later Neolithic settlement and subsistence in the Balikh Valley, northern Syria ; Bibliography ; Foreword / Peter M.M.G. Akkermans
- Note on the human skeletal remains / Nico Aten
- The animal remains, a preliminary account / Chiara Cavallo
- The figurines / Pieter Collet
- The ground-stone industry / Pieter Collet and Richard H. Spoor
- The flint and obsidian industries / Lorraine Copeland
- The seals and sealings / Kim Duistermaat
- The Halaf period in northern Mesopotamia / Ismail Hijjara
- The prehistoric pottery / Marie Le Mière and Olivier Nieuwenhuyse
- Tradition summary, Halafian / Roger J. Matthews and Sarah Berry
- The Halaf environment and human activities in the Khabur drainage, Syria / Joy McCorriston
- Yarim Tepe II, the Halaf levels ; Yarim Tepe III, the Halaf levels ; Burial practices of the Halaf culture / N. Ya. Merpert and R.M. Munchaev
- The other small finds / Richard H. Spoor and Pieter Collet
- Excavations at Repe Gawra / Arthur J. Tobler
- The excavations, stratigraphy and architecture / Marc Verhoeven and Peter Kranendonk
- Girikihaciyan, a Halafian site in southeastern Turkey / Patty Jo Watson, Steven A. LeBlanc
- The Halafian culture, a review and synthesis / Patty Jo Watson
- Sabi Abyad, the geoarchaeology of a complex landscape / Tony J. Wilkinson
- Bibliography / Norman Yoffee and Jeffery J. Clark
- The cultivated and wild plants / Willem van Zeist and Willemina Waterbolk-van Rooijen.