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| Genre/Form: | Konferenzschrift |
|---|---|
| Material Type: | Conference publication |
| Document Type: | Book |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Rana Özbal; Mücella Erdalkiran; Yukiko Tonoike |
| ISBN: | 9786057685698 6057685695 |
| OCLC Number: | 1304488421 |
| Description: | X, 343 Seiten : Illustrationen, Karten ; 30 cm |
| Contents: | 1)Introduction to the Volume and a Celebration of Olivier Nieuwenhuyse's Research-Rana OEzbal, Yukiko Tonoike, and Mucella ErdalkiranPART I: CERAMIC PRODUCTION AND TECHNOLOGY2)White Ware or "Vaiselle Blache" in the Chrono-Cultural and Technological Context of the First Ceramic Productions in Tell Halula (Euphrates Valley)-Miquel Molist, Anna Gomez-Bach, Josep Faura, Merce Gangonells, Cristina Lopez, Adria Breu, and Quim Sisa3)Akarcay Tepe In South Eastern Turkey: A Key Site on the Origins of the First Pottery Productions in the Near East-Walter Cruells and Miquel Molist4)A Technological Approach to Pre-Halaf Pottery of Tell Halula: A Chaine Operatoire Overview-Silvia Calvo, Anna Gomez Bach, Josep Miquel Faura and Miquel Molist5)Organization of Ceramic Production at Neolithic Ulucak -Ciler Cilingiroglu6)Preforms for Sequential Slab Construction?-Frank Hole and Yukiko Tonoike7)Neolithic Potting Traditions at Cukurici Hoeyuk-Clare Burke and Barbara HorejsPART II: USING AND DECONSTRUCTING CATEGORIES8)Experience in Creating a Descriptive System for Morphology of Halafian Painted Pottery from Yarim-Tepe 2 (Iraq)-Shahmardan N. Amirov9)Boundaries and Regional Pottery Tradition in the Mid Sixth Millennium cal BCE: From Levant to Northern Zagros-Anna Gomez Bach10)Not Only Painted - A Re-Examination of the Pottery Assemblage from the Site of Hajji Muhammad: A Techno-Morphological Approach-Luca Volpi11)Hybrid Styles: Categorizing Painted Pottery at 6th Millennium Fistikli Hoeyuk-Nolwen Rol12)Reassessment of Halaf Fine Ware from Yunus, Gaziantep -Mucella Erdalkiran13)Neolithic Potsherds from Tell Hassuna: The Collection of the University Museum, the University of Tokyo-Takahiro OdakaPART III: ARCHAEOMETRIC AND EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES14)Potting on the Edge of the Painted Traditions: Ceramic Regionalism and the Role of Craft Production during the Neolithic of the Central Levant-Kamal Badreshany and Graham Philip 15)Animal Residues From 7th and 6th Millennia BCE Pottery at Tell Halula -Adria Breu, Anna Gomez-Bach, Josep-Miquel Faura, Antoni Rosell, and Miquel Molist16)Neolithic Pottery Technology of the Sinjar Valley, Northern Iraq (Proto-Hassuna and Archaic Hassuna Periods) -Natalia Petrova17)A First Assessment of Technological and Functional Traces on Late Neolithic Husking Trays from the Near East-Sergio Taranto, Vanessa Forte, Anna Gomez-Bach, Cristina Lemorini, and Miquel MolistPART IV: POTTERY IN SOCIAL AND RITUAL CONTEXTS18)Bull Symbolism in Anatolian Neolithic Pottery and Religious Life in Neolithic Society-Serap OEzdoel-Kutlu19)Peopling Pots and Potting People: Anthropomorphic Vessels in the Halaf Culture and Chalcolithic Anatolia -Ellen H. Belcher20)Narrative Scenes on the Late Neolithic Pottery of Domuztepe -Halil Tekin21)What Can One Room Tell Us? The Pottery Assemblage of Room C70 in Building CI at Tel Tsaf, Middle Jordan Valley, Israel-Tamar Shooval and Danny RosenbergPART V: ENRICHING REGINAL REPERTOIRES THOUGH NEW DISCOVERIES22)New Data on the Late Neolithic Pottery from the Northern Upper Tigris Region: The Ambar Dam Reservoir-Tuba OEkse23)An Evaluation of the Late Neolithic Pottery Assemblages from the Kuseyr Plateau in Hatay Region (Turkey)-Canan Karatas Yuksel and Hatice Pamir24)The Early Pottery from Ugurlu on the Island of Goekceada, Northeastern Aegean -Burcin Erdogu and Cigdem Atakuman |
| Responsibility: | editors: Rana Özbal, Mücella Erdalkiran, Yukiko Tonoike. |
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