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What About Her? Mortuary Practice and Gender Identities at Kanesh

2019
Archaeological studies at the Middle Bronze Age Assyrian trading colony of Kanesh, in the Kayseri Province of modern-day Turkey, have been significantly influenced by historical narratives woven on the basis of the site’s rich corpus of 22,500 cuneiform texts.
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Women of Assur and Kanesh

2020
In this collection Cécile Michel translates into English texts related to wives and daughters of merchants and to their activities in nineteenth-century BCE Aššur and Kaneš. Discovered in excavations of the Old Assyrian private archives at Kültepe (ancient Kaneš) in Central Anatolia, these letters sent from Aššur reflect the preeminent role of Assyrian
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The Old Assyrian Social Network: an analysis of the text from Kültepe-Kanesh (1950-1750 B.C.E.)

2017
A dissertation combing both quantitative and qualitative analyses to describe the Old Assyrian social networks, the remains of a Middle Bronze Age (IIa) merchant colony with surviving documents from 1970 to 1720 B.C.E. including a hierarchical social reconstruction, chronological familial genealogies, and social network analysis of ca.
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Kültepe/Kanesh (Turkey), season 2007

2019
[No abstract available]
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From Kanesh to Hattusa

2020
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HUMAN REMAINS FROM KÜLTEPE-KANESH:

2018
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From Ebla to Kanesh and Vice Versa : reflections on Commercial Interactions and Exchanges between Northern Syria and Anatolia during the Middle Bronze Age

2017
The article deals with commercial exchanges between Syria and Anatolia during the Middle Bronze Age (c. 2000-1600 BC) taking into account items and raw materials discovered at Ebla and in other Old Syrian centers as well as those indicators of trade relations with Syria attested in Cappadocia.
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FOOD AND ETHNICITY AT KÜLTEPE-KANESH:

2018
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Archaeobotanical evidence for trade in hazelnut (Corylus sp.) at Middle Bronze Age Kültepe (c. 1950–1830 b.c.), Kayseri Province, Turkey

Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 2013
Andrew Fairbairn, Fikri Kulakoglu, Levent Atici   +2 more
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Ancient Kanesh: a merchant colony in Bronze Age Anatolia

Choice Reviews Online, 2016
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