From Sherds to Landscapes
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From Sherds to Landscapes
Studies on the Ancient Near East in Honor of McGuire Gibson
Hritz, Carrie; Altaweel, Mark
Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures
09/2021
363
Mole
Inglês
9781614910633
15 a 20 dias
1164
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List of Abbreviations
Editor's Note
Introduction. Richard L. Zettler, Robert D. Biggs, Mark Altaweel, Carrie Hritz, Augusta McMahon, and James A. Armstrong
Selected Publications by McGuire Gibson
As I Seem to Remember. Carlotta Maher
1. The Impact of the Rise of the State in Southwestern Iran on the Region's Periphery and Buffer Zones. Abbas Alizadeh
2. Spatial Interaction Modeling and Nippur's Urban Significance in the Early Dynastic Period. Mark Altaweel
3. Assyrians in Nippur. James A. Armstrong
4. The John Mix Cuneiform Tablet and a Related sa2-du11 ku5-ra2 Dossier from Puzris-Dagan. Robert D. Biggs
5. On Some Ur III Scribal Exercises. Miguel Civil
6. A Reconsideration of the So-Called Single-Shrine Temple at Tell Asmar. Jean M. Evans
7. The Umma-Lagash Border Conflict: A View from Above Carrie Hritz
8. Celebrating the Centenary of Incantation Bowls at Nippur. Erica C.D. Hunter
9. Tracing Prehistory in Highland Yemen: Contributions of the Dhamar Survey Project in Light of New Discoveries in Arabia. Lamya Khalidi and Krista Lewis
10. Pieces of String: Cordage in Late Chalcolithic Northern Mesopotamia. Augusta McMahon
11. A Reappraisal of Building Circulation within the E-Hursag At Ur. John C. Sanders
12. Kish and the Spatial Organization of Cities in Third-Millennium BC Southern Iraq. Jason Ur
13. The Origins of Levee and Levee-Based Irrigation in the Nippur Area-Southern Mesopotamia. T. J. Wilkinson and Jaafar Jotheri
14. A Question of Heirlooms. Karen L. Wilson
15. Two Tombs or Three? PG 789 and PG 800 Again! Paul C. Zimmerman and Richard L. Zettler
16. The Final Report on the Excavations at Tell Al-Agar: The First Season, 2011. Murtadha Hashim Jafar, Hussein Ali Hamza, Burhan Abd Alredha Radhi, and Suham Juwad Kadhum Al-Qaisi
17. Conclusion. Mark Altaweel and Carrie Hritz
Editor's Note
Introduction. Richard L. Zettler, Robert D. Biggs, Mark Altaweel, Carrie Hritz, Augusta McMahon, and James A. Armstrong
Selected Publications by McGuire Gibson
As I Seem to Remember. Carlotta Maher
1. The Impact of the Rise of the State in Southwestern Iran on the Region's Periphery and Buffer Zones. Abbas Alizadeh
2. Spatial Interaction Modeling and Nippur's Urban Significance in the Early Dynastic Period. Mark Altaweel
3. Assyrians in Nippur. James A. Armstrong
4. The John Mix Cuneiform Tablet and a Related sa2-du11 ku5-ra2 Dossier from Puzris-Dagan. Robert D. Biggs
5. On Some Ur III Scribal Exercises. Miguel Civil
6. A Reconsideration of the So-Called Single-Shrine Temple at Tell Asmar. Jean M. Evans
7. The Umma-Lagash Border Conflict: A View from Above Carrie Hritz
8. Celebrating the Centenary of Incantation Bowls at Nippur. Erica C.D. Hunter
9. Tracing Prehistory in Highland Yemen: Contributions of the Dhamar Survey Project in Light of New Discoveries in Arabia. Lamya Khalidi and Krista Lewis
10. Pieces of String: Cordage in Late Chalcolithic Northern Mesopotamia. Augusta McMahon
11. A Reappraisal of Building Circulation within the E-Hursag At Ur. John C. Sanders
12. Kish and the Spatial Organization of Cities in Third-Millennium BC Southern Iraq. Jason Ur
13. The Origins of Levee and Levee-Based Irrigation in the Nippur Area-Southern Mesopotamia. T. J. Wilkinson and Jaafar Jotheri
14. A Question of Heirlooms. Karen L. Wilson
15. Two Tombs or Three? PG 789 and PG 800 Again! Paul C. Zimmerman and Richard L. Zettler
16. The Final Report on the Excavations at Tell Al-Agar: The First Season, 2011. Murtadha Hashim Jafar, Hussein Ali Hamza, Burhan Abd Alredha Radhi, and Suham Juwad Kadhum Al-Qaisi
17. Conclusion. Mark Altaweel and Carrie Hritz
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Ancient Near East; Archaeology; Yemen; Assyrians; Tell Al-Agar; Nippur; Southwestern Iran; ancient languages of Mesopotamia; Mesopotamia
List of Abbreviations
Editor's Note
Introduction. Richard L. Zettler, Robert D. Biggs, Mark Altaweel, Carrie Hritz, Augusta McMahon, and James A. Armstrong
Selected Publications by McGuire Gibson
As I Seem to Remember. Carlotta Maher
1. The Impact of the Rise of the State in Southwestern Iran on the Region's Periphery and Buffer Zones. Abbas Alizadeh
2. Spatial Interaction Modeling and Nippur's Urban Significance in the Early Dynastic Period. Mark Altaweel
3. Assyrians in Nippur. James A. Armstrong
4. The John Mix Cuneiform Tablet and a Related sa2-du11 ku5-ra2 Dossier from Puzris-Dagan. Robert D. Biggs
5. On Some Ur III Scribal Exercises. Miguel Civil
6. A Reconsideration of the So-Called Single-Shrine Temple at Tell Asmar. Jean M. Evans
7. The Umma-Lagash Border Conflict: A View from Above Carrie Hritz
8. Celebrating the Centenary of Incantation Bowls at Nippur. Erica C.D. Hunter
9. Tracing Prehistory in Highland Yemen: Contributions of the Dhamar Survey Project in Light of New Discoveries in Arabia. Lamya Khalidi and Krista Lewis
10. Pieces of String: Cordage in Late Chalcolithic Northern Mesopotamia. Augusta McMahon
11. A Reappraisal of Building Circulation within the E-Hursag At Ur. John C. Sanders
12. Kish and the Spatial Organization of Cities in Third-Millennium BC Southern Iraq. Jason Ur
13. The Origins of Levee and Levee-Based Irrigation in the Nippur Area-Southern Mesopotamia. T. J. Wilkinson and Jaafar Jotheri
14. A Question of Heirlooms. Karen L. Wilson
15. Two Tombs or Three? PG 789 and PG 800 Again! Paul C. Zimmerman and Richard L. Zettler
16. The Final Report on the Excavations at Tell Al-Agar: The First Season, 2011. Murtadha Hashim Jafar, Hussein Ali Hamza, Burhan Abd Alredha Radhi, and Suham Juwad Kadhum Al-Qaisi
17. Conclusion. Mark Altaweel and Carrie Hritz
Editor's Note
Introduction. Richard L. Zettler, Robert D. Biggs, Mark Altaweel, Carrie Hritz, Augusta McMahon, and James A. Armstrong
Selected Publications by McGuire Gibson
As I Seem to Remember. Carlotta Maher
1. The Impact of the Rise of the State in Southwestern Iran on the Region's Periphery and Buffer Zones. Abbas Alizadeh
2. Spatial Interaction Modeling and Nippur's Urban Significance in the Early Dynastic Period. Mark Altaweel
3. Assyrians in Nippur. James A. Armstrong
4. The John Mix Cuneiform Tablet and a Related sa2-du11 ku5-ra2 Dossier from Puzris-Dagan. Robert D. Biggs
5. On Some Ur III Scribal Exercises. Miguel Civil
6. A Reconsideration of the So-Called Single-Shrine Temple at Tell Asmar. Jean M. Evans
7. The Umma-Lagash Border Conflict: A View from Above Carrie Hritz
8. Celebrating the Centenary of Incantation Bowls at Nippur. Erica C.D. Hunter
9. Tracing Prehistory in Highland Yemen: Contributions of the Dhamar Survey Project in Light of New Discoveries in Arabia. Lamya Khalidi and Krista Lewis
10. Pieces of String: Cordage in Late Chalcolithic Northern Mesopotamia. Augusta McMahon
11. A Reappraisal of Building Circulation within the E-Hursag At Ur. John C. Sanders
12. Kish and the Spatial Organization of Cities in Third-Millennium BC Southern Iraq. Jason Ur
13. The Origins of Levee and Levee-Based Irrigation in the Nippur Area-Southern Mesopotamia. T. J. Wilkinson and Jaafar Jotheri
14. A Question of Heirlooms. Karen L. Wilson
15. Two Tombs or Three? PG 789 and PG 800 Again! Paul C. Zimmerman and Richard L. Zettler
16. The Final Report on the Excavations at Tell Al-Agar: The First Season, 2011. Murtadha Hashim Jafar, Hussein Ali Hamza, Burhan Abd Alredha Radhi, and Suham Juwad Kadhum Al-Qaisi
17. Conclusion. Mark Altaweel and Carrie Hritz
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
